How to Get the Most Out of Your Anker MagGo Power Bank's Smart Display

The Anker MagGo Power Bank is more than just a portable battery—it's a smart companion that keeps you informed with its built-in smart display. This small screen shows you essential information at a glance, from battery percentage to charging speed, helping you manage your power efficiently. In this guide, we'll walk you through everything you need to know to get the most out of your Anker MagGo's smart display.

Whether you're a new owner or have been using it for a while, understanding the display's features can enhance your charging experience. We'll cover how to read the display, what each icon means, and how to use the information to extend your device's battery life. Plus, we'll share some practical tips to keep your power bank in top shape.

Understanding the Smart Display

The smart display on your Anker MagGo Power Bank is designed to provide real-time feedback. When you press the side button, the screen lights up to show the current battery percentage of the power bank itself. This is particularly useful when you're on the go and need to know if you have enough juice to charge your phone or other devices.

Beyond the basic percentage, the display also indicates the charging status. When the power bank is being charged, you'll see a lightning bolt icon next to the percentage. When it's discharging, the icon changes to indicate power output. This simple visual cue helps you understand at a glance what's happening with your power bank.

• Press the side button to wake the display and check battery level.
• Look for the lightning bolt icon to see if the power bank is charging or discharging.
• The display turns off automatically after a few seconds to save power.

Using the Display to Monitor Charging Speed

One of the most useful features of the smart display is its ability to show the charging speed. When you connect your phone or another device, the display may show the output wattage, giving you insight into how fast your device is charging. This can help you identify if you're using the optimal port or if there's an issue with the cable.

For example, if you're using a high-speed charging cable like the Anker 140W 2-in-1 USB-C to USB-C Cable, you'll see a higher wattage compared to a standard cable. This real-time feedback allows you to optimize your charging setup for the fastest possible speeds.

• Check the displayed wattage when charging to verify you're getting the fastest speed.
• Use high-quality cables to ensure optimal power transfer.



• If the wattage seems low, try a different port or cable.

Maximizing Battery Health with the Display

The smart display also helps you take better care of your power bank. By monitoring the battery percentage, you can avoid completely draining the battery, which can be stressful for lithium-ion cells. Aim to recharge your power bank when it drops to around 20% to maintain long-term health.

Additionally, the display can alert you to potential issues. If you notice the battery percentage dropping unusually fast, it might be time to check for firmware updates or contact support. Keeping an eye on the display ensures you catch any problems early.

• Recharge your power bank when it hits 20% to extend battery lifespan.
• Monitor the display for unusual battery drain.
• Keep the power bank away from extreme temperatures to preserve battery health.

Customizing Display Settings (If Applicable)

Depending on the model, your Anker MagGo Power Bank may allow you to customize the display settings. For instance, you might be able to adjust the brightness or the duration the display stays on. Check the user manual or the Anker app (if supported) to see what options are available.

If you find the display too bright at night, lowering the brightness can save battery and reduce glare. Similarly, shortening the display timeout can conserve power. These small tweaks can make a big difference in overall efficiency.

• Look for display settings in the Anker app or user manual.
• Adjust brightness to suit your environment.
• Shorten the display timeout to save battery.

Troubleshooting Common Display Issues

If your smart display isn't working correctly, there are a few things you can try. First, ensure the power bank is charged—if the battery is completely dead, the display won't turn on. If the display is flickering or showing incorrect information, try resetting the power bank by holding the side button for 10 seconds.

If problems persist, check for any physical damage or moisture. Contact Anker support for further assistance. Remember, the display is a feature, not a necessity—even if it fails, your power bank will still charge your devices.

• Make sure the power bank has enough charge to power the display.
• Reset the power bank by holding the side button if the display acts up.
• Contact Anker support if issues continue.

The smart display on your Anker MagGo Power Bank is a powerful tool that helps you stay informed and in control of your charging. By understanding how to read and use it, you can maximize efficiency, extend battery health, and ensure your devices are always ready. For more tips and to explore other Anker products, check out the Anker MagGo Power Bank and its features.