Very nice - I like the design.I have this coming today
VIGLT Charging Stand for Apple Watch Stand Aluminum Charging Stand Nightstand Mode Compatible Series 5 / Series 4 / Series 3/Series 2 / Series 1 Charging Dock Station Designed for Apple Watch(Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081MY5RLM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_FQhlEbYXNGPAJ View attachment 890526
Really like this design.I have this coming today
VIGLT Charging Stand for Apple Watch Stand Aluminum Charging Stand Nightstand Mode Compatible Series 5 / Series 4 / Series 3/Series 2 / Series 1 Charging Dock Station Designed for Apple Watch(Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081MY5RLM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_FQhlEbYXNGPAJ View attachment 890526
That was, ahem, kinda TRICKY - got it after all from russian premium reseller, who stopped selling watcheshow the heck did you get one of those?
Agreed Henry, bought mine when APPL scrapped Airpower & zero issues here, a solid choice IMO.
This made me laugh. I own that one and hadn't thought about that until you said it. But I do like it.Griffin WatchStand looks like a phallus lol
Does anyone know charging stands that protect the magnetic plug and the watch from dust?
Why are you worrying about dust? With the watchs' water resistance I don't see any potential dust problems. The charging plug is also tightly sealed.
It seems obvious to me that these scratches were caused by the charger.
Satechi, need to supply own cables,
I am not sure how to interpret your message. What on Earth could land on the arm of a cleanliness-conscious person that would scratch the watch very precisely in the area in contact with the charger?Sapphire glass has a Mohs hardness of 9. In order to scratch it you normally need something with a hardness of 9 or greater, such as diamond which is a 10. Ordinary house dust, depending where you live, is not even close. It seems more likely that it was something that you got on your arm. I have had every Apple Watch and have never gotten a scratch.
am not sure how to interpret your message. What on Earth could land on the arm of a cleanliness-conscious person that would scratch the watch very precisely in the area in contact with the charger?
Yeah, it’s DLC plus much more difficult to control Milanese due to magnetism. I knew all about it and tried, but as soon as DLC touched the watch it left marks.Alright, got it. I am not living in a sandy or dusty environment. I also think the scratches would not be that perfectly parallel if it was due to sand or dust.
However, another hypothesis that might be possible is the fact that it could have been caused by my space black Milanese band.
That’s how mine got scratchedThe more I look at the scratches the more I think it is the band that caused it indeed.
The band attached magnetically two times to the back of the watch while removing it. I had already spotted scratches clearly caused by the band elsewhere on the watch, since then I no longer use that band at all.
Apple didn't want to hear anything on the matter, hiding behind the fact that cosmetic damage is not covered by warranty, even if one of their accessories has caused it during a normal use