Two magnetic USB-A cables with a narrow 2.5mm gap between the pins, made for the small-contact watches that a wider universal charger slips off.
Every spare charger for a budget watch hinges on a single measurement, the spacing of the two metal dots on the case back. This Parsonver cable is built for a 2.5mm gap, which is narrower than the common 4mm and 2.84mm heads, so it suits small watches with tightly spaced contacts.
Getting that number right matters more than the brand name on the box. A head that is even a fraction too wide will sit on one pin and miss the other, and the watch simply never starts charging. Two minutes with a ruler saves a return trip.
How to check your own watch:
The maker names a long run of watches that use this spacing. They include:
Model codes repeat across brands, and a P22 from one maker is not always the same body as a P22 from another. Treat the name list as a shortcut and the ruler as the final word.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Parsonver SCW25 |
| Connector | 2-pin magnetic charging head |
| Pin spacing | 2.5mm (0.098in), measured centre to centre |
| Plug | USB Type-A |
| Cables in the pack | 2 |
| Housing material | ABS and PVC |
| Contact pins | Gold-plated copper core |
| Safety | Built-in over-current and over-voltage protection |
| Attachment | Magnetic, self-aligning |
| Named watches | Parsonver SPROD1 (SR1), LW45, LW77, AGPTEK LW31, Popglory P22, CanMixs P2 |
| More named watches | Kalinco P22, Donerton P22 (1.4-inch), GRV ZOSKVEE N29, LUOBA TOZDTO i13, Iaret i18 |
| Also named | WZWNEER DXPICR Y20GT, Wwzzey P42B, Ypaddbu P58, Mingtawn Mingwear H76, Nemheng I22, Pupuskyer P25 |
| Weight | About 0.01 kg |
| Colour | Black |
| Water resistance | None: keep the cable dry |
| In the box | Two magnetic charging cables |
The 2-pack is the quiet win here. A watch only helps a fitness habit while it is on your wrist, and the most common reason it comes off for a whole day is a charger left in the wrong place.
Split the pair up on day one. One cable lives where you charge overnight or during a morning shower, and the other travels in a gym bag, desk drawer or suitcase. The watch then gets topped up wherever you happen to be, and the step streak does not break over a lost cable.
Most small watches settle into this weekly charging rhythm:
Both cables end in a standard USB Type-A plug. That fits a laptop port, a phone wall adapter with a USB-A socket, many car ports and most power banks. Newer laptops with only USB-C sockets need a small adapter.
Neither cable comes with a wall plug, so use a phone adapter you already own. A basic low-power USB adapter is plenty for a small watch battery.
The head uses magnets to pull itself into place over the watch contacts. When the spacing matches, it lines up with a small click and the screen shows a charging icon within a few seconds.
The contact pins have a gold-plated copper core, which resists tarnish and gives a steady connection. The housing is ABS plastic with a PVC-sheathed cable, and protection against excess current and voltage is built in to guard the watch battery.
Follow this order for a clean start every time:
If nothing happens, flip the head round. Some small watches only accept current one way, and the magnet can hold the head in the reversed position without making contact.
Sweat and skin oil leave a thin film on the contacts over a few weeks. Dab the dots with a cotton bud lightly wetted with isopropyl alcohol, and a completely flat battery can take several minutes before the charging icon appears. The charger troubleshooting guide walks through the remaining fixes.
Keep the magnetic head away from metal clutter in a bag. Loose paperclips or coins can stick to it, and a stray metal fragment between head and watch stops the charge.
Small magnetic chargers look almost identical in photos, so the pin spacing is the only reliable way to tell them apart. The 2.5mm Parsonver pair sits at the narrow end of the common sizes.
| Cable | Pin spacing | Pack | Typical watches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parsonver 2-pin | 2.5mm | 2 cables, USB-A | P22, LW31, N29, i13 |
| Acediar 2-pin | 2.84mm | 2 cables | ID205L, SW021, SW023 |
| Fit Cloud Pro cable | 2.8mm | 2 cables, model A and B | FitCloudPro watches |
| Aliwisdom universal | 4mm | 1 cable, USB-A | 3.8mm to 4.2mm watches |
The 2.84mm Acediar pair fits the ID205-style watches, while the 4mm universal cable covers the wide-spaced heads found on many Da Fit and GloryFit models. The bands and spares guide lists the strap widths that go with each family.
Before ordering, run through this quick list:
Cables fail at the stress points, usually where the wire meets the magnetic head or the USB plug. Coil the cable loosely instead of wrapping it tight around a hand, and pull on the plug, never the wire, when unplugging. Store the head facing away from keys in a bag, since a bent contact pin is hard to fix.
With two cables in rotation, each one sees half the wear. If one does give out after a year of daily use, the spare keeps the watch running while you decide whether to reorder the same 2.5mm size.
If all four checks pass, the pair gives you two charging points for the cost of a small spare. That is a practical way to keep a daily step and sleep log unbroken for months.
Measure from the centre of one charging dot to the centre of the other. A reading of 2.5mm, or 0.098 inches, means this cable fits.
Yes, the maker names the Popglory P22, along with the Kalinco and Donerton P22 in the 1.4-inch size.
No. The pack holds two cables with USB-A plugs, which work in a laptop port, a phone adapter or a power bank.
Flip the head round, then clean both sets of contacts. A reversed head can stick magnetically without touching the pins.