Main risks

• Overheating of chargers, cables and power banks, with risk of burns or fire.
• Electric shock from use in damp conditions, with wet hands or with damaged connectors.
• Device damage and possible short circuits due to incompatible or faulty accessories.
• Phone drops and impacts due to poorly secured mounts or holders.
• Distraction while driving or walking when handling accessories.
• Hearing damage from prolonged exposure to high volumes with headphones.
• Cuts when handling broken glass screen protectors.
• Trips and snags caused by loose or excessively long cables.
• Choking risk from small parts and strangulation hazard from cords or lanyards.
• Interference from case or mount magnets with magnetic stripe cards and certain implanted medical devices.
• Swelling, leakage or fire in damaged or punctured power banks.

Safe use

• Check the accessory's compatibility with your device and use it in line with the device manufacturer's recommendations.
• Inspect cables and connectors regularly; if they are frayed, excessively bent or loose, replace them.
• Charge on firm, non-flammable surfaces; do not cover chargers or batteries and ensure adequate ventilation.
• Keep accessories away from liquids and do not use them with wet hands.
• Avoid leaving devices charging for prolonged periods without supervision and keep them away from combustible materials.
• Unplug by holding the connector, never by pulling the cable.
• With wireless chargers, remove metal objects or cards between the phone and the pad to prevent overheating.
• For mounts (including in cars): attach to stable surfaces, check the fixing before each use and avoid obstructing visibility or airbag outlets.
• With headphones, start at a low volume and take breaks to rest your hearing.
• With power banks, avoid impacts, direct heat and sun exposure; if it becomes excessively hot, has an unusual odour or deforms, stop using it immediately.
• Organise cables so they do not cross walkways; use suitable cable guides or organisers.
• Handle glass protectors with care; if they break, remove them cautiously to avoid cuts.

Storage and maintenance

• Store accessories in a dry, cool and ventilated place, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
• Keep connectors clean and dry; wipe with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaning products.
• Coil cables without stressing them and avoid sharp bends, especially near the connectors.
• Clean cases and ear cushions with a soft cloth; ensure they are completely dry before use.
• Do not place heavy objects on power banks, chargers, headphones or cables.
• If you are not going to use a power bank for a prolonged period, keep it partially charged and recharge it periodically.
• Replace cracked screen protectors and accessories with excessive play, wear or loose parts.
• Store accessories with magnets away from magnetic stripe cards and sensitive devices.

Usage restrictions

• Keep these products out of reach of young children; supervise use by minors. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts.
• Do not open, pierce, modify or attempt to repair chargers, cables, headphones or power banks.
• Do not use accessories with visible damage, a burning odour, abnormal heating, swelling or loose connectors.
• Do not use accessories when wet or in environments with extreme humidity (shower, sauna, swimming pool).
• Do not handle accessories while driving or operating machinery; if using hands-free, set it up before setting off.
• Avoid using magnetic accessories near implanted medical devices; maintain a safe distance and follow the implant manufacturer's guidance.
• Do not place mounts in areas that block visibility, air vents or airbag deployment.
• Do not cover chargers or power banks with clothing or blankets, or place them under pillows while charging.
• Do not force connectors or attempt to force-fit adapters.
• Avoid prolonged use of headphones at high volumes.