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Apple Watch Magnetic Charger to USB-C Cable Now Available in Longer 1M Size

Tuesday September 10, 2019 1:16 PM PDT by Joe Rossignol

Apple today began selling its Apple Watch magnetic charger to USB-C charging cable in a longer one-meter size.

The new one-meter option retails for $29 on Apple's online store and complements the existing 0.3-meter size, which remains available for $29 as well. And, of course, there is the original USB-A version.

This cable allows the Apple Watch to be charged with a USB-C wall charger or Macs with USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 ports.

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Top Rated Comments

jezbd1997

64 months ago

Does the USB-C cable charge faster? Or same as USB-A?

It will be the same, I'd say I never have an issue with the charging speed with my watch it's extremely quick

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Someyoungguy

64 months ago

Still no Qi support? I remember they promised that for Series 3.

Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

whoknows2597

64 months ago

Still no Qi support? I remember they promised that for Series 3.

I’m pretty sure all Apple watches charge via proprietary charge. It may be one reason as to why AirPower was cancelled, but who knows.

Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

ipedro

64 months ago

Still no Qi support? I remember they promised that for Series 3.

I don’t remember them promising that, though I did expect it to come, now that AirPower has been cancelled and Apple has to rely on vanilla Qi instead of their augmented version that would charge the Watch.

Either AirPower does end up getting shipped after being reworked or AppleWatch Series 6 next year will be standard Qi.

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