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Watch Charger (Compatible with Apple) £1 instore @ Poundland Hull
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Posted 13 January 2023

Watch Charger (Compatible with Apple) £1 instore @ Poundland Hull

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Watch charger fits Apple Watch £1 in Poundland hessle rd hull but probably national

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  1. UsefulRanger's avatar
    Personally I would not purchase a non certified Apple Watch Charger. Why spend £400+ on a watch and risk damaging it. There’s always a concern that the thing could set on fire, burn your house down and invalidate your insurance. I can imagine the insurance assessors face when you tell him you bought it for a £1 at Poundland. (edited)
    plewis00's avatar
    How can it damage it? It’s an induction coil that runs off USB, 5V 1A probably. If it’s out of range the watch wouldn’t accept it. There’s no direct driving higher current and voltage into the device as no physical connection. If these can catch fire so can the Apple ones.
  2. Legend12345's avatar
    Have several of these they work perfectly even with series 8
  3. Dilbert's avatar
    I've lost mine but I'm not sure I want to risk my £400 watch by using this. I'll nick my wife's and she can have it
    littlecoupe's avatar
    don't worry, I would do the same too
  4. valueadd101's avatar
    Got two of these and it charges much slower than the original but does the job when it’s your only option.
    Remember it’s inductive charging so not sure on the risk concern for the watch.
    plewis00's avatar
    I don’t understand what the concern is either - it’s a low current induction coil, about the worst that can happen is less efficient transfer so slightly slower charge and maybe more waste heat.
  5. Hoodlord1's avatar
    Do they come with a free fire extinguisher 🧯
  6. Truffian69's avatar
    Ooohhh!
    This thing will save on your heating bills....as it burns your home down.

    I wouldn't go near this with tongs and oven gloves!

    🥵 (edited)
    ph1275's avatar
    Don’t think you should be licking it
  7. ph1275's avatar
    Is there such a thing as a reasonably priced MFI watch charger that really is MFI? Or do I just spend £35 on an Apple one?
    plewis00's avatar
    Or get a used Apple one from CEX or some other retailer.
  8. timmyboy147's avatar
    Would this work on an iPhone 13?
    plewis00's avatar
    If you mean the MagSafe area on the 13 then, no. It’s a small charging pad designed for the Apple Watch.
  9. Lee.Nathan's avatar
    Unless you're in a pinch and desperately need a watch charger (for some reason...). Idk why you'd buy a charger from poindland for your very expensive smart watch. reminds me of people who build a £2000 pc and power it with a no name £30 power supply
    plewis00's avatar
    Not the same thing at all… this is powered by USB which has strict limits and no direct connection to the watch. A £30 unbranded PSU has a direct connection to the mains with little protection and is physically connected to components with variable voltage and current.

    The cable is just an induction coil, not a lot to go wrong with it - I can see people who buy it because they want a spare (eg use with power bank) or have a cheap watch they got without a charger.
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