Features:
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Fast charging: With the ability to deliver up to 15W of power to your mobile phone, you can quickly and easily charge your device.
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Convenient magnetic design: The magnetic design ensures that your devices stay securely in place while charging, so you don't have to worry about them slipping or falling off.
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Multiple output options: With multiple output options, you can choose the level of power that's right for your device, ensuring that it charges quickly and efficiently.
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Compact and lightweight: This charger is small and lightweight, making it easy to take with you wherever you go.
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Compatible with a range of Apple Watch models: Whether you have an older Apple Watch or a newer model, this charger is compatible with a range of different models, so you can use it with confidence.
Specification:
- Model: 6855
- Style: CW50
- Input: Type-C: 5V/2A, 9V/2A
- Output: mobile phone: 5W/7.5W/10W/15W (Magsafe wireless output: 7.5W); headphones: 5W; watch: 2.5W (compatible with Apple Watch 1-8, SE/SE2, Ultra)
- You need to equip yourself with a PD charger
- Material: ABS
- Size: 58*8mm, weight: 46g, cord length: 1m
Question: Can I charge my Pre-iPhone 12 Models/Samsung/OPPO/Huawei/ phone with this charger?
Answer: Yes, this charger supports a wide range of smartphones (with the right accessories):
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- iPhones (12 and later): Built-in magnetic capabilities allow for direct charging.
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- Other Smartphones: If your device supports wireless charging, simply use a MagSafe-compatible case to enable secure and effective charging on this device.
Please Note: Due to compatibility issues between different brands of smartwatches, this charger is designed exclusively for charging Apple Watches and does not support charging for smartwatches from other brands.
However, you can rest assured that there are no brand restrictions for charging phones and headphones with this device.
If you are seeking a wireless charger capable of charging Samsung watches, we recommend checking out our product "CW48" for a compatible solution.
