Qubii Power Complete Setup Guide: From Unboxing to First Backup (2026)

Content updated September 8, 2026. Check current product options and support requirements before ordering.

To set up Qubii Power, prepare a compatible phone data cable, a microSD card and the Qubii Pro app. Power is a wall charger with a removable-card backup function. It does not contain built-in file storage.

Check your package

The charger-only option requires a separately supplied microSD card. A labeled card bundle includes the stated card. Review the selected variant on the Power product page. Power supports up to 45W output; actual charging speed varies with the phone and cable.

Make the first backup and verify it

1. Confirm that your phone, connector, app and storage are supported. A cable must support data transfer, not charging alone.
2. Install the Qubii Pro app and allow access to the photos, videos and contacts you want to save.
3. Insert the microSD card for Duo or Power. EX has built-in storage.
4. Connect the equipment. For Duo or EX: charger → cube → data cable → phone. For Power: wall outlet → Power → data cable → phone.
5. Let the first backup finish. Check its status in the app and open several saved files.
6. Periodically confirm that recent content is included and that storage has room for new files.

If the phone charges but backup does not start

Charging alone does not confirm a working data connection. Check that the cable supports data, the card is correctly inserted, the app is installed, and the required permissions are enabled. Read the app’s status or error message before disconnecting equipment or changing storage settings.

Do not format a card containing your only copy of important files. If the issue persists, use the Maktar Help Center for model-specific troubleshooting.

Know the limits before relying on a backup

Qubii saves supported photos, videos and contacts; it is not a complete system image of apps, messages, settings and every type of phone data. Check other backup methods for anything outside that scope.

Local backup does not need Wi-Fi, but app installation and downloading cloud-only originals need internet access. Creating a local copy does not remove existing cloud copies or change another app’s upload settings.

Keep the storage physically secure, use trusted devices, and keep another verified copy in a separate location. A warranty does not replace a missing backup.

See the Maktar setup guide and warranty and registration policy for current instructions. Standard coverage is a 2-year limited warranty; extensions depend on product eligibility and registration, and data recovery is excluded.