Charge your Samsung Galaxy XR headset

Before using your Samsung Galaxy XR headset, ensure the battery pack is fully charged.

1. Connect the USB-C Cable: Plug one end of the USB-C cable into the battery pack and the other end into the wall charger.
2. Plug into a wall outlet: Connect the wall charger to a power source. The indicator light will be red while charging and turn green when fully charged.
3. Disconnect the charging cable: After charging is complete, disconnect the charging cable from the battery pack and unplug the wall adapter from the wall outlet.

1. Connect the battery pack: Insert the power cable firmly into the USB Type-C port located in the front center of the battery pack.
2. Connect the headset: Align the other end of the cable with the power connector on the headset, then gently slide it downward until it clicks into place.

When the battery pack is running low, connect it to the wall charger using the USB-C cable. The headset will remain operational while charging. Once the battery pack is fully charged, disconnect it from the charger and unplug the charger from the wall outlet.

When not using your headset, disconnect the power cable to save energy and avoid wear on the connectors. 

1. On the headset side: Press the Release button on top of the cable, and then push the cable upward to disconnect.
2. On the battery pack side: Press the USB release button on the battery pack, and then gently pull the power cable out of the charging port.

You can turn off your Galaxy XR headset in two ways: 

• Buttons: Press and hold the Top button and Volume down button simultaneously until the power menu appears. Select Power off.
• Power menu: Press the Top button to open the Launcher, and then select the Quick setting icon from the panel. Select the Power icon, and select Power off.

Here are some essential tips to help you maximize your headset's battery life and ensure safe charging:

• Use compatible accessories: Always use chargers, power cords, and cables specifically designed for your headset to ensure optimal performance and safety. 
• Avoid metal and magnetic materials: Keep your headset away from metal objects like coins and magnetic materials such as credit cards to prevent reduced charging efficiency or potential damage.
• Handle cords with care: Avoid bending or damaging the power cord, as this can lead to safety hazards or charging issues.
• Inspect before use: Never use damaged power cords, plugs, or loose electrical sockets. Always check for any signs of wear or damage before plugging in.
• Disconnect properly: When disconnecting the power cord, gently unplug it instead of pulling it excessively to avoid damage.
• Keep dry: Avoid touching the headset, power cords, plugs, or sockets with wet hands or in damp environments to prevent electrical hazards.