Spigen S350 Stand Designed for Apple Watch Charger Stand Series 7/6/SE/5/4/3/2/1 (45mm,44mm,42mm,41mm,40mm,38mm) Durable TPU with Non-Slip Stable Base - Black
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According to what I've learned, this is designed for Apple Watch Series 1–3 (40mm and 38mm), with a riser pad to accommodate the smaller 38mm Apple Watch. However, because the new Series 4 is either 40mm or 44mm, I'm not sure if it will fit. Sorry for not being able to provide more information; all I have are the dimensions of the accommodations. But, based on that, I assume it may or may not work completely.
You must bring your own power supply. You can put the charger in a slot and leave it there, so all you have to do now is put the watch on the stand and the magnetic charger will automatically connect.
There are three distinct bands on display: The pink modern buckle, the stainless steel link bracelet, and the black sport band are all available for purchase.
Good day, there. Understanding how the Spigen stand works is the best way to provide you with an answer. The round part of the Apple Watch charger that is magnetically attached to the watch is inserted through the back of the Spigen stand, so if the round circumference of that magnetic charger for the Apple Watch 4 is the same, it should work fine; however, keep in mind that the back of the Apple Watch 4 is completely different from the backs of previous Apple watches, according to the pictures I've seen. To get a more accurate answer, I recommend calling Spigen's customer service. This is a good stand for the money if it fits your needs. Best wishes to you.
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Because I couldn't decide between this Spigen Night Stand and the Orzly one online, I bought both and used them for four nights each. For the following reasons, I chose the Spigen to be the keeper: The Spigen takes up much less space on my nightstand, doesn't require permanent adhesive to stick in place, doesn't bend the charge cable sharply, and has two placement options out each side (as shown in my photos). br>br>I've used both of these products, and while they both work well, I prefer the Spigen model.
Everything about this product is great except for the fact that the hole is too small for an aftermarket charger, and when I force my Apple charger in and make sure it's fully seated, it slides out within a minute. This is perfect in every way except one, which is the most important, and this flaw renders it completely useless. Maybe I got a dud and it's just a manufacturing flaw, but keep an eye on it when you first charge it and make sure the charging cord stays connected to the watch. br>br>In the video, nothing is pulling on the cord; it is simply dangling from the counter. This is a time lapse video; when I removed the protective plastic from the charger, it stayed in this device for two minutes instead of one, but it still pops out as shown.
I recently purchased a 44mm Apple Watch. When it's on this stand, you'll notice that the Watch and charging disk aren't perfectly aligned. The Spiegen stand was designed for watches with a 42mm diameter. Spiegen claims it works with the new 44mm AW4 on Amazon. I am not convinced. My AW4 "sorta" works with this stand; on some nights, the Watch pings as it connects and disconnects from the charging stand due to a faulty connection between the charging disk and the Watch. If Spiegen wants their customers to not have this problem, they need to redesign it for the 44mm AW4.
I had a lot of trouble getting the charging puck to stay in the insert; I kept tightening it until it was flush with the front of the stand, but it would back out after a few hours and just be lying on the nightstand next to the watch stand; this happened several times before I gave up. br>br>After contacting Spigen and not receiving a helpful response (they wanted pictures of the problem - br>br>), I decided to try another route. lol? It gradually fades away over several hours, until it is no longer present. I decided to give it another shot after speaking with a friend who loved this stand and had no issues with it (despite his flush installation). I positioned the charger puck so that it protrudes about 1/32 to 1/16 of an inch from the front face of the stand. It still hasn't backed out after several weeks. The watch still sits and stays in place on the puck/stand, though it doesn't use the bottom catch of the stand as it should, given how far it protrudes. It's not a major issue. Having the stand is far superior to having the puck and the timepiece. I had a problem with the puck falling off the nightstand on a regular basis - This is no longer the case. ,br>br>I docked a star because it was difficult to get the puck to stay installed in the stand; perhaps it was designed to be installed with the puck protruding, but based on its design features, I doubt it. I believe I received a unit that was only partially defective. If yours does come out, try squeezing it in even tighter until it protrudes from the front face.
br>It's very handy for my nightstand and charges every time. br>I removed the adhesive from the bottom because I didn't need it.
This is absolutely fantastic!.
Gen4 44mm is what I have. The stand does not move and charges without a hitch. It is a type of rubber or silicone that adheres well, rather than an adhesive.
AWESOME! I got an apple watch as a gift for Christmas and needed a stand for it because it kept slipping off the charger. It has a grip at the bottom that sticks to any surface and doesn't move. I would highly recommend it.
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