Portable Wireless Apple Watch Battery Bank & Charger By Gadget John

So today we're going to be reviewing this lovely little Apple Watch power. Bank charger. I've got this because of recently travelling around an awful lot trying to rely on the original Apple Watch cable to charge your watch. Whilst you're traveling around the vibration, makes it kind of move around, and eventually it just doesn't end up giving you a charge. It kind of disconnect some reconnects, and you know it just doesn't work. I did try a product from SAW tree, which was like a watch case with a battery bank inside, but whereby you used the old cable that came with your Apple Watch threaded it through this thing.

That's got a battery in their close the lid net charge. Is it and my experience with that, is that it's actually more unreliable than just using the cable? It's stopped charging whenever it felt like it. When you close the lid, it seemed to kind of move the watch away from where the actual charge plate was, and just absolutely rubbish that went back. I didn't even bother doing a review on that one, but this little fella so far for the last kind of couple of months or so has been absolutely faultless, and it's got a few little tricks up its sleeve as well. So, basically, it is an Apple Watch charger, and you don't need an extra cable or anything like that.

It comes with the charge plate already installed. There's enough power in the battery to charge your watch twice, meaning when this is charged fully. You should get two recharges out of this before you'll need to charge it now. Another little trick up its sleeve here is that whilst you're charging it you've got these LEDs across the top there, that light up, say you're on one led left, and it's still charging you watch what you don't want is for it to just stop charging. So what you can actually do is plug the microUSB cable in the bottom.

There used to charge this power bank, but instead what it will do is it will continue to give charge to the Apple Watch until it's fully charged and then start to charge the power bank inside it, which means that from this point on I, don't need an Apple Watch, charger everywhere, I go all I need. Is this and a micro USB and between the two? That's it I'm covered I'm, always going to be okay for an Apple Watch charger now. The other little thing I've used in the past is one of these that on my desk or bedside table, and it's kind of like a bit quirky, it's the old Apple one computer, and when you drop your Apple Watch in it on the side to charge at night, it turns green sort of like a green screen like the old Apple one and obviously then charges, and it's all perfect and quite clever. What this does? You basically have your original charge, cable that just kind of slots in the back there, you basically just slot it through the back there and charges it, and it's choosing you the original cable. So you know no difference there with anything else, and you can buy one of these relatively and expensively.

However, these a bloody expensive, in fact to buy a verified, certified charge. Cable for the Apple Watch is the same price as buying this, which is also certified to charge the Apple Watch. So what I did is I went out and bought another one of these, which is a little holder way you're supposed to mount this and put a butchered it so that I could put that in the back. Put my watch around it tighten the strap off with some traveling, and the silicon holds that in pretty well anyway and yeah. That's been so far.

Absolutely all of neatly when I've been traveling, I just popped, my watch in there and basically, if it seems to be a bit loose, I'll just tighten the strap around the back and that's fine. It can set up on the dash and wobble around all day and still charge the watch no problem whatsoever. It's a nice neat little solution as well. So, while we're traveling in the camper van oval say at night, I can just put this on the side drop more watching there to charge it and then, if I, just tap it during the night, I could just then obviously go and see what the time is, which is a great feature of using this night stand charge mode and if I wanted to I can still get access to the bottom there to put in a micro, USB, cable filter it through the back there a little hole, so I can still charge it overnight as well as charge in my watch so that for the next day or the next two days, I've got a fully charged watched and a fully charged little power bank as well, so I'm covered for possibly four days there. So that's my little review.

Obviously, these parts are all in the video description down below the butchery side of this one and all I've really done is shave off a tiny bit and the back there, as you can see, just probably around about half an inch or so just enough to get that in, and it is trial and error. So I'm not going to give you instructions of how to butcher it. You can work that out yourself, but those are relatively inexpensive and everything you see now, whether it's the charger. All these little cradles links are in the video description down below where you can go. Buy yours thanks very much for watching.

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Source : Gadget John