Apple's magnetic charging cables can be pretty fragile. It's possible that a damaged Apple Watch cable could be the reason for the problems you're experiencing. Taking the time to test your charging cable a few different ways could save you some time and effort down the line.
How Do I Try Another Apple Watch Charging Cable?
How To Try Another Apple Watch Charging Cable
There are a couple steps you'll want to take to fully troubleshoot your Apple Watch's charging cable:
- Clean any dirt or debris off of your Apple Watch and charging cable.
- Clean out the USB end of your magnetic charging cable with an anti-static brush.
If that doesn't work:
- Try using a different charging cable if you have access to one.
- If your Apple Watch charges with one cable and not another, you know that your original charging cable was causing the problem.
Applies To: Apple Watch Series 3,Apple Watch Series 4,Apple Watch Series 5,Apple Watch Series 6,Apple Watch SE
Pro Tips
- Take a close look along the length of your magnetic charging cable. If you find any fraying, kinks, or exposed wire, this could mean that your Apple Watch's charging cable isn't working properly.
- If you're in the market for a new charging cable, it might pay to avoid cheaper third-party cables. If a cable isn't MFi (Made for iPhone) certified, it might not work as well as a higher quality alternative. Worst case scenario, it could even cause your Apple Watch serious damage. Keep an eye out for the MFi logo when you're shopping for a replacement.
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