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# Wireless charging

Your Power Keyboard has a built-in 7.5W Qi wireless charger. Many iPhone models and some Pixel models have built-in magnets, allowing users to connect their phone directly to accessories like the Power Keyboard directly. 

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Some iPhone models and some Android phones (including all Samsung models) may require a MagSafe compatible case to allow you to connect directly to Power Keyboard.

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You can also purchase an inexpensive magnetic ring which uses adhesive to stick to the back of your phone or smartphone case. If your phone supports wireless charging, adding a stick-on ring will allow you to charge your phone with Power Key’s built-in charging.

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