A small magnetic stand on a 30cm USB-A cable that snaps onto the back of an HW22 watch and keeps it steady on the nightstand or desk while it charges.
The HW22 is a square Wearfit Pro watch in an Apple-Watch-style case, and it charges on a small magnetic cradle. This dock replaces or doubles that cradle. The watch clicks onto the magnet, sits steady in the stand, and fills up from any USB-A port on a 30cm cable.
The stand shape is what makes it pleasant to live with. A loose magnetic puck lets the watch slide off a bedside table at the slightest nudge, while a dock keeps it propped and positioned. Every one of the five versions describes the same idea: a holder that keeps the watch stable while it charges.
Places a second dock earns its keep:
The 30cm lead is short on purpose. It reaches from a laptop's side to the desk beside it, or from a bedside socket to the tabletop, without a coil of spare cable to tidy away. If your USB port sits further off, a USB-A extension lead bridges the gap.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Compatible watch | HW22 smartwatch |
| Charger type | Magnetic dock holder stand |
| Cable length | 30cm (11.8in) |
| Plug | USB Type-A |
| Input | 5V from a USB port (Tustao version rated 5V) |
| Rated current | 0.1A (PurYupearl) to 0.5A (Tustao) |
| Power sources | Laptop, power bank or USB wall adapter |
| Wall adapter | Not included |
| Mounting | Tabletop stand |
| Housing | Plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Weight | About 1oz (Cauaoa version) |
| In the package | 1 charging cable with magnetic dock |
| Makers | Juroicessry, Tustao, PurYupearl, JJLFresheners, Cauaoa |
Juroicessry, Tustao, PurYupearl, JJLFresheners and Cauaoa all build this HW22 dock, and the five versions are the same black design. Each has a 30cm cable, a USB Type-A plug, a magnetic head and a plastic stand. Where they differ is mostly in the paperwork.
| Maker | What its spec sheet adds |
|---|---|
| Juroicessry | Tabletop stand, plastic housing |
| Tustao | 5V, 0.5A, 5W; retail box |
| PurYupearl | USB 2.0, 0.1A; dock stand, no plug |
| JJLFresheners | 30cm (11.8in) lead, tabletop mount |
| Cauaoa | Retail box, about 1oz |
Those current figures look far apart, but they describe the same job. A smartwatch battery is small, so it draws little power, and the watch's own charging circuit decides how much it takes. Any of the five fills an HW22 the same way from a standard USB-A port.
What they have in common is more useful to know:
Because the versions are interchangeable, pick on delivery date and packaging rather than on the numbers. Tustao and Cauaoa ship in a retail box, which suits a small gift for someone who keeps losing their charger. JJLFresheners lists protective packaging and PurYupearl standard packaging.
One thing none of the five changes is the colour. Each is black, so the dock sits quietly beside a lamp, a phone stand or a laptop and matches most dark watch straps. With the watch standing in a cradle rather than lying on a tangle of cable, the nightstand looks tidier as well.
Most charging trouble with a magnetic dock comes down to contact. The watch charges through small metal points on its back, and anything between those points and the dock stops the power. Before blaming the cable, run through the simple checks in order.
Power banks deserve a note of their own. Many switch themselves off when the load is very small, and a watch draws only a little current, so a bank can go quiet halfway through. Pressing its button again or using a bank with a low-current mode solves it.
A dock that charges only at a certain angle usually has a worn contact or a bent cable near the head. That is the moment a spare earns its place in the drawer. Coil the cable in loose loops instead of cinching it around the stand, since tight bends near the head are where these leads tire first.
For watches that still refuse to wake, the charger guide covers more fixes and replacement bands, and the watch manual explains power-on and reset.
A replacement dock is the right buy when the HW22 still looks good on your wrist and simply needs power. It keeps a familiar watch going, with its faces, its strap and its setup in Wearfit Pro unchanged. A spare also turns charging from a ritual into a habit, because there is always a dock nearby.
Sometimes the dock is a sign of a bigger wish. If the screen feels small, the battery drains faster than it used to, or you want features the HW22 lacks, a newer Wearfit Pro watch may suit you better. Each of these comes with its own charging cable in the box:
All of them pair with the same Wearfit Pro app, so a move from an HW22 keeps the routine you know. The app guide covers adding a new watch to an existing account.
Staying with the HW22? A quick checklist before the dock goes in the basket:
It is made for the HW22. Other models, such as the HW16 or HK9 Pro, may use different chargers, so compare the watch's back before ordering.
No. It ends in a USB Type-A plug that runs from a laptop, a power bank or any USB wall adapter.
30cm, about 11.8 inches, from the USB plug to the magnetic dock.
Many power banks switch off when the load is very small, and a watch draws little current. Press the bank's button again or charge from a wall adapter.
They share the same black design, 30cm cable and magnetic stand. Quoted current and packaging vary, but each charges an HW22 from a standard USB-A port.