Apple Watch charger

The **Apple Watch charger** is a magnetic charging cable designed to wirelessly charge Apple Watch models. It uses inductive charging, meaning the charger needs to be placed near the back of the Apple Watch, where the charging coil is located.

### Types of Apple Watch Chargers:
1. **Magnetic Charging Cable**:
– The most common and standard charger for Apple Watch. It has a magnetic disc that attaches to the back of the watch, charging it via induction.
– Available in lengths like 1 meter (3.3 feet) or 2 meters (6.6 feet).

2. **Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Dock**:
– A stand that holds your Apple Watch at an elevated angle while it charges. It also uses the same magnetic charging technology but is designed for desk or bedside use.

3. **Apple Watch Magnetic Fast Charger** (for newer models):
– Available with the **Apple Watch Series 7** and later. This charger supports faster charging (up to 80% charge in about 45 minutes) when paired with a compatible USB-C power adapter.

4. **Third-Party Chargers**:
– There are many third-party magnetic charging docks or stands that are compatible with Apple Watch, although they may vary in quality and charging speed.

### Power Requirements:
– **USB-A**: The standard charger that comes with older Apple Watches.
– **USB-C**: Used for faster charging, especially with newer models that support the **Magnetic Fast Charger**.

### Compatibility:
– All Apple Watch models (from Series 1 to the latest) use magnetic charging, though the charging speed may differ based on the model and charger type.

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