NOMAD has unveiled its latest innovation, the Universal Cable for Apple Watch, a multi-purpose charging solution designed for Apple Watch, AirPods, and USB-C devices.
With a built-in Apple Watch fast charger and USB-C connectors, this high-end cable simplifies charging for multiple devices from a single source.
The Universal Cable for Apple Watch delivers up to 100W of power, making it capable of fast-charging USB-C devices while prioritizing full-speed Apple Watch charging. When the Apple Watch charger is in use, the cable still provides up to 92W of power to other devices.
“With just this one cable you can charge all your Apple devices, and you can even charge your AirPods and your Apple Watch from your iPhone, all at the same time. It’s truly mind boggling how much this one cable can do,” said Noah Dentzel, CEO, in a statement to iPhone in Canada.
“This is truly the only cable you need to stay charged. Your MacBook. Your iPhone. Your Apple Watch. Your Apple Watch from your iPhone. You name it, it charges it. It’s the single best cable on the market for the Apple ecosystem. And it’s incredibly well built, too,” added Dentzel.
For AirPods users, charging is flexible—you can either connect them via USB-C or charge them magnetically on the Apple Watch charger. The cable is compatible with Apple Watch Series 1-10, SE, Ultra, and Ultra 2, with fast charging available for Series 7-10, Ultra, and Ultra 2. It’s always a pain to carry a separate Apple Watch charger, but now this cable solves that problem.
Designed for rugged use, the cable is reinforced with Kevlar and electroplated metal connectors, ensuring long-lasting durability. The integrated cable tie keeps things organized, making it an ideal option for travel or daily use.
The NOMAD Universal Cable for Apple Watch is available now for $140 CAD (the MSRP is a pricey $100 USD, and the weak Canadian dollar makes it even more expensive). It requires a 20W adapter or higher (sold separately) for multi-device charging.
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Cool device, but $140 and still requires you to purchase a separate 100w adapter? That’s pricing insanity.
plus is looks like it could put quite a mechanical strain on the USB C socket of the charging device.
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