The Apple Watch uses a MagSafe-style wireless charger. It magnetically attaches to the back of the Apple Watch and is then charged inductive. Although it works no different from existing wireless chargers on the market.
But for a device that may need to be charged every day, having wireless charging can still bring no small convenience. Apple doesn't disclose the battery life of the Apple Watch, but judging by its colorful and bright display, the device probably does need to be recharged regularly.
Not every iwatch can be magnetically charged. The iwatch Series 3 and later models support magnetic charging, but the iwatch Series 1 and Series 2 require charging using a charging dock. In addition, the way the iwatch is charged is also affected by different versions. For example, the iwatch Series 5 and 6 support fast charging, while the iwatch Series 1 and 2 require a longer charging time. Therefore, when buying an iwatch, you need to pay attention to its charging method and version to ensure that you choose the right product for you.