He kaihoahoa matua a Mophie mō ngā taputapu hiko pūkoro, tae atu ki te pouaka pākahiko Juice Pack taketake, ngā pākahiko o waho o te Powerstation, me ngā otinga utu ahokore.
Mophie, a ZAGG Brands company, is an award-winning manufacturer of mobile accessories known for keeping devices powered and connected. Widely recognized for creating the Paitini Whakapae—the first mobile battery case usage certified by Apple Inc.—Mophie has expanded its portfolio to include a comprehensive range of power solutions. From rugged external batteries and car chargers to sleek wireless charging stands and docks, Mophie products are designed for performance and style.
The brand focuses on seamless integration of hardware and software to provide reliable power for smartphones, tablets, and wearables. Whether through their robust Teihana hiko raina, Snap+ magnetic accessories, or multi-device travel chargers, Mophie ensures users stay powered up throughout the day. Committed to quality and safety, Mophie products undergo rigorous testing to meet high industry standards.
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Press the status indicator button on the device. The LED lights will illuminate to show the current battery level.
Stop using the product immediately. While some heat is normal during charging, excessive heat or deformation indicates a potential safety issue. Contact customer support.
Visit mophie.com/warranty or the ZAGG website to register your product using your purchase receipt details.
If all LEDs blink when you try to power it on, it may indicate the battery has reached the end of its usable life or there is a charging error.
Most Mophie wireless chargers work through lightweight cases up to 3mm thick. Thick or metal cases may interfere with charging.