شاحن لاسلكي من الخيزران مع شعار مضيء وحامل هاتف ومنظّم مكتب MT563

The bamboo is selected, dried to control moisture, laminated where the design requires extra stability, CNC-shaped, sanded, and sealed. The charging coil, battery, control board, ports, and safety components are then assembled inside the bamboo housing. Finished units are checked for fit, surface quality, charging performance, and packaging before shipment.

Properly dried and processed bamboo is strong for its weight and suitable for everyday desk accessories. The housing should withstand normal use, but it is still a natural material: hard drops, crushing, bending, or long exposure to heat and water can damage it. Product structure and quality control matter more than the bamboo appearance alone.

Treat bamboo electronics as dry-use products unless a model specifically states an IP water-resistance rating. Disconnect power first, then wipe the exterior with a soft dry or barely damp cloth. Do not spray cleaner onto the product, immerse it, or use alcohol, abrasives, or strong solvents on the bamboo finish.

Compatibility comes from the charging standard and electronics, not the bamboo housing. A Qi-compatible model can charge supported iPhone, Samsung, and other Qi devices. Most thin, non-metal cases work, but thick cases, wallet cases, metal plates, pop grips, and badly positioned magnets can slow or stop charging. Always confirm the wattage and device list for the exact model.

First center the phone over the charging coil and remove any metal, cards, or thick case. Confirm that the phone supports Qi charging and that the adapter and cable provide the input power listed in the product manual. If the indicator flashes or the unit becomes unusually hot, disconnect it and inspect the cable, adapter, and charging surface before trying again.