Apple issues warning on charging Apple Watch - Stay informed here

Delhi : Is your Apple Watch being charged using an uncertified charger? Should you choose to do so, Apple has cautioned that you may eventually experience slower charging and a shorter battery life.

You may also try the following to determine who created your Apple Watch charger:

After connecting the Apple Watch charger to your Mac, open the Apple menu, select System Preferences, and then select General from the sidebar. To view the details, click About, followed by System Report, USB, and lastly, your Watch charger.

It is a regular occurrence for individuals to save on items like chargers and cords; yet, doing so frequently results in accidents and, in this case, shorter lifespans. Therefore, using an unbranded charger or cord may temporarily save you money, but it will cost you later. We advise purchasing first-party or approved third-party chargers exclusively.

Apple advises owners of Apple Watches to only use chargers manufactured by Apple or certified by Apple MFi in a support website, as seen by MacRumors. Failing to do so might eventually lead to poor battery life, sluggish charging, and continuous beeping. Apple has provided certain guidelines and illustrations to assist you in identifying legitimate Apple accessories as well as Apple MFi ones, should you be unable to do so.

"Apple genuine charging connections are white in colour. According to Apple, the charging cable of certain Apple Watch chargers bears textual and regulatory indications. "Chargers made by companies other than Apple may have different surface designs, text, or colours," it continued.

Furthermore, the following model numbers are mentioned that are included with official Apple Watch chargers: A1570, A1598, A1647, A1714, A1768, A1923, A2055, A2056, A2086, A2255, A2256, A2257, A2458, A2515, A2652, and A2879.