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This GaN charger wears your Apple Watch like a little hat.

Nomad has a new $100 wall charger that, in addition to offering a pair of table-stakes USB-C ports, can also fast-charge newer Apple Watch models.

Yes, that’s right. You slap your watch on top of the 65W plug to charge. Hope your outlets are easy to reach, I guess?

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A USB wall charger plugged into an outlet, charging an Apple Watch mounted atop it as well as an iPhone via a USB cable.
Image: Nomad
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