Okirobo Wireless Power bank Users Manual. Features of the work of the power bank
Our focus while creating this charging is to ensure convenience and make life simple for all our users. But we also support the preservation of nature. And as a consequence, you won’t find paper instruction in the form of manual. But there is no cause for alarm. We understand some users might have one or two challenges operating the power bank, so we created a series of brief instructions to address those challenges.
Warning: We are not against users charging two phones at a go with the Okirobo wireless charging. The Okirobo portable charging wireless can handle that anyway. What we would never recommend (to ensure optimal efficiency and durability of the portable power) is charging and at the same time, using it to charge your device(s).
A portable charger is a fairly well-known and widespread new gadget with which you can quickly restore the energy of a mobile device if there is no access to a regular outlet. That is, portable wireless power is a battery that can share previously stored energy with a phone, tablet, etc. You can charge your portable device from a regular outlet, take it with you on a hike, fishing, etc. and always stay connected.
From this article, we will learn the features of the operation of power banks and learn how to work with them correctly.
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Charging Smartphone/Mobile Phones: How to Use Wireless Option of the Power Bank
Does your phone support the wireless charging option? That’s the first thing you need to consider. If your answer is yes, then follow the steps below.
STEP 1: Turn the wireless charging feature on by simply pressing the button displayed at the top of the device (Okirobo power bank).
STEP 2: Now place the phone (smartphone or mobile device) on your power bank. Ensure it’s on top were you have the wireless pictogram displayed.
Note: Okirobo can charge power your phone (Any mobile device) super fast. But that depends on whether it’s wearing the case or not. You must know that the power bank’s charging speed is lower when it’s wearing the case. In other words, your battery will not charge fast. So if your goal is to get your phone battery charged quickly, consider taking off the case. But you must put the cover back once you finish charging.
Over-heating, current & voltage: These two features are what most users dread. They are also the reason most power banks don’t last long. But the good news is the Okirobo is well-protected and can handle over-heating, over-current, and voltage issues perfectly well. What this implies is that even if you allow it to charge throughout the night, nothing will happen.
What if your phone doesn’t support wireless charging? How to use the Okirobo for such a situation
This power bank does not only work for phones that support wireless charging. It charges any device, provided the USB cord can enter that of the phone. So, here are simple tips to charge your phone batteries if it does support wireless charging.
STEP 1: Connect the cable to the USB A port of the Okirobo power bank.
STEP 2: Plug in the cable already connected to the power bank to your mobile device.
STEP 3: Hit the on button on the Okirobo power bank.
Easy Steps to Charge Your Tablet or iPad with the Okirobo Power Bank
STEP 1: Plug the USB cable into the Okirobo Power bank’s USB A port.
STEP 2: Plug the USB cable into the charging port of your mobile device (Tablet or iPhone).
STEP 3: Now hit the ON button on the Okirobo power bank.
Charging Laptop with Okirobo Power Bank: Simple Steps to follow
This power bank does not only work for phones that support wireless charging. It charges any device, provided the USB cord can enter that of the phone. So, here are simple tips to charge your phone batteries if it does support wireless charging.
STEP 1: Connect the cable to the USB A port of the Okirobo power bank.
STEP 2: Plug in the cable already connected to the power bank to your mobile device.
STEP 3: Hit the on button on the Okirobo power bank.