Collection: Smart Watch Chargers

• Inductive Charging: Uses electromagnetic fields to transfer power wirelessly. Common in magnetic puck chargers.

• Direct Contact: Uses conductive metal contacts (like pogo pins) to physically transfer electricity.

• Power Requirements: Smartwatches typically need low power (5V, around 0.5–2A), so they charge from USB ports easily.

🔋 Tips for Charging Your Smartwatch

• Use the original charger: Some watches won’t charge with third-party or mismatched chargers.

• Avoid overheating: Don’t leave the watch charging on hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.

• Watch for corrosion: If using a pin charger, clean the pins occasionally with a dry cloth.

• Battery care: Try not to let the battery fully die often — lithium-ion batteries prefer partial charging.