Will this work with the Sprint Samsung L710 and does it affect signal strength (ie the 7000mAh battery) and does the case affect the flash?
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I believe that the L710 is the model number of the Galaxy S3.I use this extended battery in my S3, and it works perfectly. The case has absolutely no effect on the camera's flash, or on any other functions of this phone.
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I've always had issues with the phones flash being too bright, the case doesn't change that either way. No halo effect that I can tell.
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No this will not work with ur phone. At least it doesn't mention ur brand. I bought it for that samsung galaxy s1 t-mobile. ....im sure if u type in samsung galaxy s2 sprint battery charger it will show u the best options.
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Yes the flash works fine, the case lines up well with the phone, it's just not as snug as I'd like
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The camera flash does work, but like with pretty much every single case I've ever had on my iPhone, it does damage the photo a little since it seems like there is an object (the case) right next to where the flash is at and it reflects. I will admit that that may be the only semi-downfall of the case.
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The Sprint and the AT&T; are slightly different on the back where the camera lens is. I have this on my AT&T; lg g2 right now and our works fine.
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I have it for the iPhone 4S but no it does not interfere with the flash at all.
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No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something.
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Kayla,I believe so. I am using it with 2 of these batteries: Samsung OEM 1800mAh EB625152VA Standard Battery for Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch d710 for Sprint They say 3.7V Li-ion 6.66Wh. They are 1800 mAh. I use them in my Sprint branded Galaxy S II, model number SPH-D710.
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this case doesn't make the flash relfect. at least not for me. the iphone 5s flash is pretty good + you can fix any red eyes you get, but it doesnt always work, most of the time its fixes red eyes
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Nope doesnt work. I called customer support thinking this was just a gimmick to get people to buy the newer version, but it turns out there are major changes.The increased image sensor in the camera calls for a larger cut out, and to stop the flash from washing out images.The proximity sensor was also moved, which would then be blocked by the old defender series case. The guy on the phone told me the phone would technically fit, but not function properly during phone calls or while trying to take pictures.
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Very good question! I was wondering this as well. I had a ZeroLemon white case which caused flash issues. I replaced it with a black one to solve the problem. Assuming this Anker one is not gloss back near the flash, this might be OK similar to my black ZeroLemon?
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THis should work. As long as it holds the spot for it, it will work. Also will work with the flash when its off of it.
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No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in... » Read More No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. « Show Less
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On my Samsung Note 3 and my wife's Note 2, this gizmo does NOT block the flash (although the edge is right next to the flash light). I don't think it would affect a flash picture at all, however, I have never taken a flash picture using these lenses. I mostly us the close-up lens to magnify fine print and turning on the light as needed and that works great. The only issue I now have with my Note 3 is that with the Otterbox I have on it, the clip on lens doesn't quite fit flush without holding it. I don't have an iPhone or other Samsung phone to check how it fits over the camera lens and how it impacts the flash.
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Yes it will affect. Forget about flash when using this case. Or take the casing out when you need flash.
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i dont have that phone, but kinda measure it, most pics come out better without flash anyways. if anything youre lucky if it only covers 1/4 tof the flash radius, but yes im sure itll cover some of the flash...btw i have no idea what an m7 looks like