
The reason the screen displays 'Quick Card and Key Usable' is: poor contact at the charging port or issues with the data cable. Solution: Try replacing the data cable or charger; check if there are any foreign objects in the charging port—it might be too dirty, so simply clean it and try again. Below are common issues with Apple phones: 1. iPhone won't charge or charges slowly: If you suddenly notice that your iPhone won't charge or charges slowly, it's not a software or hardware issue but likely because the Lightning charging port is blocked by 'debris.' Dust or lint inside the port can cause these problems. Clean the debris from the Lightning charging port. Repair method: Use tweezers (a toothpick or a 'needle') to remove the debris from the port. 2. iPhone speaker or earpiece volume gradually decreases: Over time, you might notice that the earpiece or speaker volume becomes increasingly faint, even at maximum volume. When this happens, consider whether too much dust has accumulated in the earpiece or speaker. It's recommended to use a professional brush to clean the earpiece or speaker opening. If you don't have one, a toothbrush can be a good substitute, or you can use certain apps with sonic cleaning features.

I recently got a new car with this feature, and it's incredibly convenient. 'Quick Card and Key' means you don’t need to take out the key to unlock or start the car. The card is a slim piece, like a credit card, that can be tapped on the car door for sensor-based unlocking, while the smart key can be kept in your bag and unlocks the car when you’re near. To start the engine, just press a button—no need to insert a key, saving you the hassle of searching for it. This system uses sensor technology, similar to NFC on phones, ensuring security and theft prevention. Personally, I find it super practical for drivers, especially on rainy or snowy days or when carrying lots of stuff—just get close and it’s done. You can also set up multiple cards for family members. The downside is that if you lose the card, you’ll need to reset the system, but overall, it’s a must-have feature in modern cars.

As a mom who drives my kids around daily, this feature makes my life so much easier. 'Quick Card & Key' means the car door automatically unlocks - just tap the card or keep the key in your pocket to open. Starting the engine is simple too, just press a button. The best part is not having to dig through my bag for keys when rushing to pick up/drop off kids - simply approach the car and it's done. The card is compact and convenient to carry, while the key has strong sensing that works even in pockets. It can also link to the car key to remotely activate AC and pre-warm the car, keeping kids cozy in winter before they get in. Just remember the card isn't waterproof - avoid damp places and check the battery regularly to prevent malfunctions. Overall it boosts convenience significantly, especially for families, saving lots of hassle.

I am familiar with car systems, 'Quick Cards and Keys' refer to the keyless entry system. Simply put, the card is a sensing device placed near the car door to unlock it, while the key is a smart key that sends signals to start the engine. Technically, it relies on radio wave sensing to automatically open the door when approached, eliminating the need to manually insert a key. The advantage is speed and reduced steps, but if the key battery dies or the card is damaged, issues may arise. It is recommended to regularly replace the key battery and use original manufacturer parts. Compared to traditional keys, it offers better anti-theft protection, as the car locks if no signal is detected. The core benefits are improved efficiency and safety, and repairs are straightforward, with most car shops able to perform quick checks.


