Using a Wireless Magnetic power bank is relatively simple, but it requires attention to some basic steps and precautions to ensure safe and efficient use. 

Here's how to use a wireless power bank: 

Basic Steps Charging the Wireless Power Bank: 

Use the included USB cable or another compatible charging cable to connect the wireless power bank to a power adapter or a computer's USB port. 

When charging, ensure the indicator light shows the charging status (usually blinking or steady). Once fully charged, the indicator light will either become stable or turn off. 

Activating the Wireless Charging Function: 

Some wireless power banks may require pressing the power button to activate the wireless charging function. Ensure the wireless charging function is on; 

there is usually an indicator light showing the wireless charging status. 

Placing the Device in the Wireless Charging Area: 

Place your wireless charging-compatible device (such as a phone) on the wireless charging area of the power bank. 

Ensure the device's wireless charging receiving area is aligned with the power bank's charging transmitting area. 

When the device starts charging, an indicator light or screen prompt will typically display the charging status. 

Monitoring the Charging Status: 

During the charging process, you can monitor the charging status through the device's screen or the power bank's indicator light. Once fully charged, the device will indicate it is fully charged, 

and you can remove the device from the wireless power bank. 

Precautions Device Compatibility: 

Ensure your device supports wireless charging. Check the device manual or manufacturer information for confirmation. 

Proper Placement: 

Make sure the position between the device and the power bank is correctly aligned to ensure efficient charging. 

Misalignment may lead to slower charging or failure to charge. 

Avoid Overheating: 

If you notice the device or power bank overheating during charging, immediately stop charging and check for any issues. Protect Battery Life: 

Avoid frequent charging and discharging. Try to keep the battery level between 20% and 80% to extend battery life. 

Use Original Accessories: 

Use the original charging cable and power adapter provided with the wireless power bank to ensure safety and optimal performance. 

Troubleshooting Unable to Charge: Check if the wireless power bank has power, if the device supports wireless charging, and if it is correctly placed. 

Slow Charging Speed: 

Check for any objects interfering with the wireless charging area, or ensure the alignment between the power bank and the device is correct. 

Device Overheating: 

Stop charging immediately, remove the device, and check the ambient temperature and the power bank for any issues. By following these steps and precautions, 

you can ensure the best charging experience with your wireless power bank.