Spigen Stand Not Working with Series 4

[Mikeeee]

Spigen has a popular stand where they where they claim compatibility with Series 4. In fact Series 4 is not compatible with this stand. I've tried to charge both a SS and SBSS Series 4 with this stand, and in both cases, it was not charging properly. The charge would actually further deplete while on the stand.

Wondering if others have experienced this as well.

 

[Ron21]

I have the exact same stand and no issues with series 4.

 

[Mikeeee]

What type? SS or Aluminum?

 

[Ron21]

SS 44mm

 

[gsucyclist]

I have this exact stand and use it with my series 4 44mm and have no issues whatsoever

 

[CVC]

What band are you using? It’s hard to get the watch seated properly with a sport loop.

 

[supertomtom]

Are you using the old charger puck or the new one that came with the S4? I find that the newer ones seem to conform to the curve of the sensor better, creating a better contact than my old chargers.

 

[Mikeeee]

What band are you using? It’s hard to get the watch seated properly with a sport loop.

I've tried it without a band.

Are you using the old charger pug or the new one that came with the S4? I find that the newer ones seem to conform to the curve of the sensor better, creating a better contact than my old chargers.

I'm using the Series 4 puck. Very strange because its happened with 2 different watches for me. When I put it on the puck without the stand it charges fine, but on the stand I'm having this problem.

 

[Philthy84]

Been using this stand since I got it last Friday and no problems charging. I’m using the series 4 charger puck and I have a 44mm SBSS with sport band.

 

[gsucyclist]

I'm using the S3 puck and also have a couple of sports loops and sport band and it works fine on all of them so thats really odd

 

[tromboneaholic]

Spigen has a popular stand where they where they claim compatibility with Series 4. In fact Series 4 is not compatible with this stand. I've tried to charge both a SS and SBSS Series 4 with this stand, and in both cases, it was not charging properly. The charge would actually further deplete while on the stand.

Wondering if others have experienced this as well.

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I'm using my old S1 puck with my S4 on that same stand.

Make sure your charging puck is not to recessed or pushed back into the stand. One thing I found in general with that stand is that unless you push the puck forward a bit, it can lose contact with the watch.

 

[Mikeeee]

I'm using my old S1 puck with my S4 on that same stand.

Make sure your charging puck is not to recessed or pushed back into the stand. One thing I found in general with that stand is that unless you push the puck forward a bit, it can lose contact with the watch.

Thanks. I thought the puck was pushed to the front but I just tried pushing it harder to the front and it seems to have made the difference. The charging is now working. My bad. Thanks for the advice.

 

[Phil1975]

Hi I’ve been using Spigen since series 3, also more recently in my series 4, not had any issues so far..!

 

[TomTomTuning]

Do you have the silicon pad attached? This is meant for 38mm watches. It tends to work fine with 42mm, but I noticed I had issued with my new SS S4 44mm. I removed the rubber sticker and it works perfectly fine.

I'm referring to the photo on the right (below).

 

[thecore762]

Working for me flawless.
When I had the clear case on my Apple watch I wasn’t able to charge my watch.
Removing it did the trick.

 

[tromboneaholic]

Do you have the silicon pad attached? This is meant for 38mm watches. It tends to work fine with 42mm, but I noticed I had issued with my new SS S4 44mm. I removed the rubber sticker and it works perfectly fine.

I'm referring to the photo on the right (below).

OP's issue was resolved a week ago.

If you had read the thread, you would know the issue was the puck had slipped back into the stand.

I'm not sure why anyone with a 42mm watch would have intentionally used an adapter for the 38mm watch with this stand anyway.