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TheNorthWaves

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Oct 13, 2007
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I have a 4th-gen and 5th-gen apple watch and they charge just fine with the included pucks. However, I want to migrate away from all of the cables since the iphones we have are wireless-charging compatible as well. The thing is, I've tossed my watch on a couple of wireless charging pads but it never worked. Come to find out that Apple decided to be courageous and not use the standard Qi charging protocol for the watch. I see a lot of combo stands on Amazon (i.e. a pad plus a watch holder) that charge both, but I would really like to hear some real-world feedback from anyone who charges their iphone and watch on the same pad (or uses one of those stand chargers). Anybody have some positive or negative feedback on this? Thanks in advance!
 
I have been using this one for a year now, worked great with my S3 for the short period I had it, my S4 (which I passed onto my wife) and my now S5.


Best Buy also sells it in some of their stores.
 
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I have been using this one for a year now, worked great with my S3 for the short period I had it, my S4 (which I passed onto my wife) and my now S5.


Best Buy also sells it in some of their stores.
You need the AW cable for that one. It’s nice and I looked into it too

deleted previous comment based on below. other chargers I looked into needed the AW charger

thx aggie
 
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I also use the ZENS charger listed above and it does not need the AW cable. Everything is built in. It work great for my series 5 watch, iPhone XS Max, and Air Pods.
 
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