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Keeping all your devices charged nowadays requires coordination. For Apple Watch owners, this adds to the concern of managing battery life alongside your iPhone. As you integrate more devices, the challenge compounds, and maintaining optimal power levels can feel like an endless endeavor.

Although many users appreciate the battery longevity of the Apple Watch Series 10, you still need the appropriate connection when the charge finally diminishes. An Apple Watch requires a specific accessory for charging — either a cord with a magnetic charger or an alternative enabling wireless charging. After that, it’s simply about ensuring a proper link between the watch and charger to resume charging.

If you’re without your Apple charging device, the choices may appear minimal, but it ultimately revolves around accessing a charging puck or a source for wireless power. Thanks to third-party charging options, recharging your Apple Watch can be straightforward, but there are a few considerations to keep in mind.