3-in-1 Charging Cable for iPhone, USB-C & Micro-USB
One braided cable that charges iPhone, USB-C and Micro-USB phones, so the drawer of mismatched chargers can go. The red nylon braid and metal connector housings are built for daily bending and pocket wear. Keep one in the bag, car or desk and stop carrying a separate cable for each device.
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One braided cable that charges iPhone, USB-C and Micro-USB phones, so the drawer of mismatched chargers can go. The red nylon braid and metal connector housings are built for daily bending and pocket wear. Keep one in the bag, car or desk and stop carrying a separate cable for each device.
One cable charges iPhone, USB-C and Micro-USB devices at once
- carrying multiple cables
- tangled cables in bags
- incompatible charging ports across devices
- cables breaking at the connector
One cable for every phone in the house
Stop digging through a tangled bag for the right plug. One braided cable covers iPhone, USB-C and Micro-USB, so you carry less and plug in faster.
One trunk that covers every port in the house

Three heads on one trunk
Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB heads branch from a shared trunk, so one cable covers mixed phones without carrying extras. The iPhone, the Android and the shared family phone all plug into the same cable.

Reinforced at the joint
Metal connector housings and black rubber strain relief sit exactly where cables usually fail. The braided nylon jacket resists fraying when it gets bent, stuffed into a bag and pulled out again.

A quick check at the connector
A small LED-style status slot sits near the connectors. Glance at it to confirm the cable is connected before you walk away from the phone.
Charge any phone in four steps
- 1Match the head to the port
Look at your phone's port shape first. Lightning for iPhone, USB-C for newer Android phones, Micro-USB for older ones.
- 2Plug the USB-A end into a fast-charge adapter
Use a charger rated for your phone's fast-charge standard. A weak adapter limits speed no matter what cable you use.
- 3Slide the head in until it seats
Plug in only when the head slides in easily. Forcing it can damage the port or the connector.
- 4Unplug by the housing and coil loosely
Pull on the metal housing, not the wire. Loose coils keep the braid flexible and the joints under less stress.
Four connectors on one cable
- USB-A input plug×1
Single plug that feeds all three heads.
- Lightning head×1
For iPhone and other Lightning devices.
- USB-C head×1
For USB-C phones and tablets.
- Micro-USB head×1
For older Android phones and devices.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The Lightning head fits iPhones, the USB-C head fits newer Android phones and tablets, and the Micro-USB head fits older Android devices. If your phone uses one of those three ports, one cable covers it.
The cable does not cap the speed. Charging speed depends on the wall or car adapter, so pair it with a charger rated for your phone's fast-charge standard to get the full speed.
The three heads share one trunk, and each head sits in a metal housing with black rubber strain relief at the joint. That joint is where cheap cables break, and this one is built to handle it.
Yes, as long as the car charger matches your phone's fast-charge standard. Route the cable so it does not catch the gear shift or the passenger's knee, and unplug by the housing, not the wire.
Three cheap single-plug cables cost less each, but they fill the bag, the drawer and the car, and each one can fail at the connector. This cable uses a braided nylon jacket and metal housings, so one well-built cable replaces three.
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