If the charging port of your wireless Bluetooth headset retreats, there are a few things you can try:
1. Gently pull: The charging port of some headphones is designed to retract in order to avoid dust, water droplets and other foreign objects. At this time, you can try to pull it gently with your fingers to see if you can pull out the charging port.
2. Use a thin tool such as a needle or toothpick: Carefully insert the needle or toothpick into the charging hole and slowly pull it to try to pop the charging hole out.
3. Go to after-sales service: If the above methods can not solve the problem, it is recommended that you go to the after-sales service center for professional help. They may use more professional tools to repair your headphones. If it is still under warranty, the repair may not cost anything.
Please note that for some brands and models of headphones, self-removal can cause self-damage and is not easy to recover. Therefore, before performing any repair, be sure to review the warranty and instruction manual provided by the manufacturer, and refer to the repair recommendations provided by the manufacturer.
Pay attention to charging next time, if the sinking is too bad to use a new one. Electronic products are now generally cheaper to repair than to buy a new one.