Switch On Android Phone Without Power Button

surprisingly it is faster than i excepted , super compact, with dual usb , i switch it between my android phone and my laptop for moving files and backup

I used it with 2 Siros 800 S and at the same time controlled the power with the Broncolor App on an android tablet and also on android phone because wanted to see if the WiFi and the transceiver would have any conflict or interference. Didn't have any problem at all. Flawless performance.

I've used a Motorola E6 and G7 Power before this phone. Both of the previous phones were excellent. However, the G Power is BY FAR the best phone I've ever had. Battery life, screen, camera and general ease of use are just plain better than anything I've ever had. Android 10 is incrementally better than Android 9.

Great phone with long lasting battery. Replaced my Moto G4+ with the G Power. Android 10 runs smooth but is somewhat different than Android 7 and took a little time to get used to it. Battery lasts at least twice as long than the G4+ even when it was new. A lot of good specs and features for a lower priced smartphone. Picture quality using each of the 3 back lenses and 1 front selfie is clear and colorful enough for my use.

You can switch it on and off by bush the button.

I use this usb to charge my samsung android phone.

need a phone to develop android. great deal to get.

Yes, I bought one of these as well and it too is a nice little unit and, so far, works well. A couple of things to be aware of. The power on/of switch on the side of he unit will not work for all cameras. The camera I use this one on is a Sony NEX-VG30 and it too has a slide switch for power on/off so again, nothing will power the unit on or off unless it actually slides that switch. and the same issue little 'issue' with this one (which shouldn't surprise as they are basically the same unit, only the connector is different) you will need to be mindful of, especially if you have large fingers, is the proximity of the video start / stop button to the zoom in button. If you are not VERY careful you will find yourself turning off video capture when in fact you want to zoom in. This is a design 'feature (I won't be as strong as to say a fault) you have to remember. Other than that one little matter, appears to be a well built unit and very worth the money spent.

New and improved for real! Replaced the power switch from the silly button and it is supplied with 2 connector cords depending on ones computer.

Nice little unit and, so far, works well. A couple of things to be aware of. The power on/of switch on the side of he unit will not work for all cameras. My camera, a Canon XA30, has a slide switch for power on/off so nothing will power the unit on or off unless it actually slides that switch. Another 'issue' you will need to be mindful of, especially if you have large fingers, is the proximity of the video start / stop button t the zoom in button. If you are not VERY careful you will find yourself turning off video capture when in fact you want to zoom in. This is a design 'feature (I won't be as strong as to say a fault) you have to remember. Other than that one little matter, appears to be a well built unit and very worth the money spent.