- Cut for the AOC E07's 1.96-inch case
- Silicone, two-tone, leather, metal or nylon loop
A second charging cable for the AOC E07, so one can stay on the nightstand and one can travel. Choose the USB-A plug for older adapters and laptops or USB-C for newer ones.
The AOC E07 comes with one charging cable, and that cable tends to live wherever the watch was last charged. A spare breaks the habit of carrying it back and forth. Lamshaw's cable is made for the E07 by name, so it goes straight into the bag, the desk drawer or the glovebox.
The E07 fills up in about an hour by AOC's figure, which suits short, regular top-ups rather than overnight marathons. With a cable in each place you spend time, those top-ups happen on their own: during a morning coffee, a lunch break or the drive home.
Where a second cable pays off:
The look matters less for a cable than for a strap, but tidiness still counts. A black lead disappears on a dark nightstand or desk, and there is nothing to match or clash. Coil it loosely in a small pouch and it shares a bag with earphones and a phone charger without tangling.
A spare also changes how you wear the watch. With power never far away, the E07 can stay on for sleep tracking every night, wear a bright photo face all day, and handle a day of calls on the wrist without the low-battery nag creeping in by dinner. The watch becomes something you put on in the morning without thinking, like a ring.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Compatible watch | AOC E07 smart watch |
| Type | Replacement charging cable |
| USB plug | USB Type-A or USB Type-C, by version |
| Colour | Black; a Black+Black version is also offered |
| Cable type | USB |
| Protection | Built-in short-circuit protection IC |
| Guards against | Overvoltage and overcurrent |
| On a short circuit | The protection IC cuts the circuit automatically |
| Left plugged in | Protection IC stays in charge after the battery fills |
| Build | Lightweight, small enough for a bag |
| Suggested places | Home, office, car and travel |
| Power source | A USB port or adapter that matches the plug |
| In the package | Charging cable |
| Watch | Not included |
| E07 full charge | About 60 minutes, by AOC's figure |
The choice between the versions comes down to the port you plug into. USB-A is the older, rectangular plug found on many wall adapters, car ports and older laptops. USB-C is the smaller, reversible plug on most new laptops, phone adapters and power banks.
| You charge from | Pick |
|---|---|
| An older laptop or desktop | USB-A |
| A recent laptop with only USB-C | USB-C |
| A new phone adapter | Usually USB-C |
| A car's USB socket | Check the socket; many are still USB-A |
Look at the adapters you already own before choosing. The best spare is the one that fits the plug by your bed or in your bag without a converter.
The versions also come in a plain black and a Black+Black option. Both are black, so the difference is in the version rather than the look; compare the photos and package contents when you choose.
No wall adapter comes with the cable. Any phone adapter or computer port with the matching socket powers it, and the charger guide covers the wider family of docks and cables.
Lamshaw builds a short-circuit protection chip into the cable. It is there to guard against overvoltage and overcurrent, and if a short happens the chip cuts the circuit on its own. The maker also points out that leaving the watch plugged in after it fills is covered by the same protection.
That makes the cable comfortable to use in places where you are not watching it, such as a bedside table at night. Good habits still help the battery last for years:
The E07's charging pins collect sweat, lotion and sunscreen over a week of wear. Clean them with a soft, dry cloth, or a cotton swab touched with isopropyl alcohol for stubborn film, and let everything dry before reconnecting.
If a clean watch still ignores a second cable, the fault is more likely inside the watch than in either charger. The watch manual covers power-on and reset, and AOC states a 12-month warranty for the E07.
A charging cable is the smallest upgrade an E07 owner can make, and often the most useful. It keeps a watch you already like on the wrist, with its faces, alarms and Wearfit Pro setup unchanged. Paired with a few new straps, it can make the same watch feel fresh again.
Small add-ons that change daily life with an E07:
Sometimes the charger is a sign that the watch itself needs a rethink. If the square case never quite suited your style, a round dial may. The AOC Z17 brings a 1.43-inch round AMOLED, IP67 and a 20mm strap, and the Dibymar Elegant pairs a smaller round dial with a steel mesh bracelet.
For HW22 owners, the equivalent spare is the HW22 magnetic dock, a small stand that holds the watch upright. Each Wearfit Pro watch charges through contacts shaped for its own case, so buy by model name, never by the app.
Whatever you add, keep the original cable in one fixed place at home. With the Lamshaw spare out in the world and the original by the bed, the E07 is always within an hour of a full battery, wherever the week takes it.
Yes. It is made as a replacement charger for the AOC E07 smart watch.
It is sold for the E07 only. The Z17 should stay on the cable from its own box.
Pick USB-A for older adapters, car sockets and laptops, and USB-C for newer laptops and phone adapters.
No. Only the cable comes in the package; any adapter or computer port with the matching socket powers it.
It has a built-in short-circuit protection chip against overvoltage and overcurrent. Charging on a cool, flat surface is still the best habit.