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To ensure smooth wireless charging, confirm that your phone supports the Qi2 standard and 15W charging. Keep the device ventilated to prevent overheating. Make sure the phone is aligned with the power bank’s magnetic charging icon. If the phone case is too thick or contains metal, it may affect charging; it is recommended to remove the case or use a thin case (less than 2.5mm thick). Additionally, if the phone overheats or is nearly fully charged, it may automatically lower the charging power to protect itself.
Yes, it is generally allowed. According to the regulations of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and most airlines, power banks with a capacity below 100Wh are permitted for carry-on baggage. RAPID 5000mAh has a capacity of 19.35Wh, which is well below this limit, so it can be carried on board.
*Supported protocols: Wired: 5V/3A 15W, 9V/3A 27W, 12/2.5A 30W, 15V/2A 30W; PD3.0, QC3.0, PPS Wireless: MPP 15W, EPP 7.5W/5W *RAPID 5000mAh USB-C port and the USB-C built-in cable, both supporting bidirectional charging and discharging, with a maximum power output of 30W and support for simultaneous charging and discharging. 1. Charging the power bank via a USB-C port while using the built-in cable to charge a phone. 2. Charging the power bank via a USB-C port or the built-in cable while using wireless charging to charge a phone (enabled by default, can be manually turned off). 3. Charging the power bank via both the USB-C port and the built-in cable simultaneously, while using wireless charging to charge a phone (enabled by default, can be manually turned off). *When charging RAPID through the USB-C Output/Input Port and the USB-C Output/Input Cable simultaneously, which one is prioritized? The first connected port takes priority for charging. The second connection will be disabled. *When charging other devices through the USB-C Output/Input Port and the USB-C Output/Input Cable simultaneously, how is the power distributed? Each will output 5V/1.5A, 75W. *Can the USB-C Output/Input Port, the USB-C Output/Input Cable, and wireless charging be used to charge other devices simultaneously? During discharging, if a wired connection is made, wireless charging will stop outputting power (can be manually enabled if needed).
*Charging and discharging process During self-charging: The green indicator light stays on during charging, turns off when fully charged, with all four power indicator lights stay on. During discharging: The green indicator light is off. During simultaneous charging and discharging: The green indicator light remains on until the load is fully charged, and the RAPID is also fully charged, then the green indicator light turns off and all four power indicator lights stay on. Battery level indicators Self-charging or simultaneous charging and discharging: The top section displays a lightning icon. The 4 lights correspond to the following battery levels (from left to right): 0% ≤ 1 light ≤ 20% 20% ≤ 2 lights ≤ 50% 50% ≤ 3 lights ≤ 80% 80% ≤ 4 lights ≤ 100% The fully charged battery level indicators remain solid; the currently charging section pulses in a breathing light effect; and the uncharged section remains off. *Discharging state or neither charging nor discharging: The fully discharged sections remain off; the currently discharging section pulses in a breathing light effect; and the remaining battery section stays solid. The 4 lights correspond to the following battery levels (from left to right): 0% ≤ 1 light ≤ 30% 30% ≤ 2 lights ≤ 50% 50% ≤ 3 lights ≤ 70% 70% ≤ 4 lights ≤ 100% *If all four indicator lights continuously flash at the same time, the device may be experiencing an abnormal condition. Please contact customer support for assistance.
Yes, it can charge a laptop, but the typical charging power of laptops is ≥ 65W. The maximum output power of RAPID 5000mAh is 30W, which does not meet the fast charging requirements for most laptops. As a result, your laptop may display a "slow charger" alert (this does not prevent the laptop from charging, it just means the charging speed may be slow).