The 6 Best DIY Apple Watch Charging Stands

Do you think it’s worth buying an Apple Watch? or not, having to spend even more money on a stand just sucks, and prices on Apple.com range from $30 to $130.

If you’re looking to save some money, consider making your own stylish stand that might even be cooler than what’s on Apple’s site.

DIY clock and iPad stand

YouthMin1 put together an Apple Watch booth and shared the results on Reddit. A user explained on the r/AppleWatch subreddit that the entire project took about an hour, while the glue and dye took 3 and 12 hours to dry, respectively.

The base was assembled from old crate boards, glued, cut and then sanded to shape. The clock stand was assembled from a dowel and used to fasten the clock. YouthMin1 then drilled out the dowel and base so that the corresponding charging cables can be placed and charged to fashionably charge the corresponding devices. The final product, which you can see in full here, looks simple and presentable, and I’m sure it will cost you a lot less than even the cheapest stand on Apple.com.

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Easiest Apple Watch Stand / Charging Dock

Nitintech on YouTube describes his project as the easiest Apple stand and charging dock you can make for yourself, and after watching the video, he might be right. All you need for this project is an Apple Watch charger, a large paper clip, fabric, and a loop accessory that comes with most Apple Watches.

Configure the fabric on the corner of the table, clamp a paperclip over the fabric and corner, tuck the remaining fabric into the hinge accessory, and you’ve just created yourself an incredibly lightweight charging dock and become an Apple Watch. Be careful as the charger can get hot easily. the cloth.

Apple Watch Foam Stand

For this DIY project, you will need a few items: a charging cable, floral foam, silk cloth, a stapler and staples, duct tape, and a knife. Use a knife to cut the floral foam so that your Apple Watch can rest on top of the foam. Wrap the foam in silk — use staples if necessary — and then put the watch on the charger. you did it

Kemrah on Imgur explains that you can use duct tape to prevent the foam pad from moving, as the final project is incredibly lightweight.

For a project that costs close to zero and should take about 10 minutes or so, the results are decent. Not too shabby looking.

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Retro Apple Stand

If you have an Apple Watch, an iPhone, and a trendy pair of glasses, you might want to make this nice looking stand. Admittedly, this project takes a bit of time and skill, but the results are fantastic. This might just be a great weekend project.

User adrunkenman submitted a project on Imgur that explains in detail how to create an Apple Watch stand.

First, you will need some tools and a couple of wooden blocks. Make sure you have a drill, chisel, Apple chargers hammer and nail. Drill two holes in the wood block and then split the channel for the charging cables. A second block of wood can be placed next to the holes to hold your goggles comfortably. Once that’s done, drive in a nail near the first two holes you’ve drilled. The nail is used to better hold the iPhone.

In the build album, you can see that the top of the nail is flattened so that the iPhone rests comfortably on the nail. If you’re worried about scratching your phone, consider giving your nail a piece of cloth or replacing it with a piece of wood. The choice is yours. Either way, the finished product looks pretty nice.

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Use Apple Packaging to Make an Apple Watch Stand

Back to basics. A simple and innovative way to enjoy holding and charging your watch is to use the box it came in.

YouTuber Frankie Fultz explains how to get the most out of your watch purchase. He shows in the video how you can turn the watch case into a charging bed with a few cuts and holes. He then shows how the original charger storage box can be used, which is almost as easy as building your own stand.

Another Apple packaging stand

YouTuber Joe Arnold uses Apple packaging to create another stand that looks much better than the previous DIY project.