Under normal circumstances, wireless chargers are mainly used to charge devices that support wireless charging functions, such as smart phones and smart watches. For Bluetooth headsets, wireless charging is usually not supported.
Bluetooth headsets are generally charged by using a charging case or connecting to a charging cable. The charging case usually has a built-in battery and charging port to provide power to the headset. Therefore, if you want to charge your Bluetooth headset, it is best to use the corresponding charging case or charging cable, rather than placing it directly on the wireless charger.
However, some specially designed Bluetooth headsets may support wireless charging. These headphones usually have a wireless charging chip embedded in their case so that they can be charged via a wireless charger. If your Bluetooth headset has this capability, you can try charging it on a compatible wireless charger.
In short, under normal circumstances, Bluetooth headsets do not support the direct use of wireless chargers for charging, it is best to use their special charging box or charging cable for charging. If there are special circumstances, please refer to the Bluetooth headset instructions or contact the manufacturer for more accurate information.
Bluetooth headphones can be charged
Wireless headphones are relatively new things compared to wired headphones, and adding wireless charging to wireless headphones is also just emerging. In 2019, Apple added wireless charging function to the new AirPods, and the charging box was upgraded to a wireless charging bin. In the future, it is believed that more and more products will add wireless charging functions.
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