The rear part of tinyPod's Apple Watch case is 'open,' so users can simply attach their magnetic charging cable with a snap. Apple Pay and NameDrop also work with the case, just as the users would do with their iPhones.
The design team says with the wrist detection turned off, the users can use their Apple Watch for a number of days on a single charge, thanks to the case with the iPod click and scroll wheel. There are two cases available: classic version with the wheel and 'lite' version without.
tinyPod has carved holes for the speaker and microphone on the side to filter sounds well. As of publishing, the Apple Watch case with iPod wheel ships Fall 2024 at 89.99 USD; tinyPod Lite ships Summer 2024 for 39.99 USD.
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