4-in-1 Braided Aluminum Charging Cable, 60W Fast Charge
One braided cable with USB-A, USB-C, Lightning and a second USB-C head, so the charger you need is always the one already in your hand. The USB-C head is marked 60W and the Lightning head 30W, with aluminum housings and a ribbed strain relief for daily carry.
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One braided cable with USB-A, USB-C, Lightning and a second USB-C head, so the charger you need is always the one already in your hand. The USB-C head is marked 60W and the Lightning head 30W, with aluminum housings and a ribbed strain relief for daily carry.
Four-in-one cable with 60W high-power fast charging in one braided aluminum cable
- carrying multiple cables for different devices
- slow charging on high-power devices
- cable fraying and wear
One cable for every device, charged at 60W
Stop digging through a tangle of chargers for the one that fits. This braided aluminum cable brings USB-A, USB-C, and Lightning into one line, with a 60W USB-C head for faster charging.
Four connectors, one line you can trust

Four heads, one cable
USB-A, USB-C, Lightning and a second USB-C share one cable, so you carry one item instead of four. Plug the head your device needs into the wall adapter, the car port or the laptop, and the rest stays out of the way. A small pouch in the bag is enough for the whole day.

Rated for 60W on USB-C
The USB-C head carries a 60W marking and the Lightning head is marked 30W, so you can read the rating before you plug in. The 60W head fits laptop USB-C ports and phones that accept high-power input. Charging speed still depends on the charger and device on the other end, so pair it with a charger rated for the power you want.

Aluminum heads, braided jacket
Brushed aluminum alloy housings, a braided jacket and ribbed strain relief are the points where cheap cables fail first. The metal ends feel solid in the hand, and the braid keeps the line from kinking as it rides in a bag. The cable is compact enough to coil into a palm, which is where it lives between uses.
USB-A, USB-C, Lightning, and USB-C in one line
- USB-A head×1
Standard USB-A connector on the shared cable
- USB-C head×2
One of the two USB-C heads carries the 60W marking
- Lightning head×1
Marked 30W on the connector
From a bag of wrong cables to one line

The bag full of wrong cables
You grab a cable without looking, then find it is the wrong end for the phone in your hand. Cheap cords with thin jackets fray at the connector, and the unmarked heads trickle power into a device that could take much more. Every swap costs you minutes you do not have before a meeting.

One cable, four connectors
USB-A, USB-C, Lightning and a second USB-C head share one braided run. You plug in the head your device needs and leave the rest tucked away. The USB-C end carries a 60W marking and the Lightning end carries 30W, so the rated power is printed on the connector you are holding.

Built for the commute
Brushed aluminum housings take the knocks from a bag and a pocket. The braided jacket resists the bending that wears out thin cords, and the ribbed strain relief gives you a firm grip point at each end. It handles the train, the desk and the car seat without asking for a replacement.
One cable beats a bag of loose ones
| This cable | Loose multi-pack | |
|---|---|---|
| All connectors on one cable | Yes | No |
| Power rating marked on the head | Yes | Partial |
| Aluminum alloy housings | Yes | No |
| Braided jacket | Yes | Partial |
| Ribbed strain relief | Yes | Partial |
| One item to carry | Yes | No |
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The USB-C head is marked 60W, which covers laptops and phones that accept high-power input over USB-C. The final speed depends on your charger and device too, so use a charger rated for the power you want. A 60W cable cannot push more than the charger and device allow, but it will not hold a fast charge back either.
Any device with a USB-C port that accepts high-power input can use the 60W head, including many Android phones, tablets and USB-C laptops. Check your device's maximum charge rate in its specs, since older devices may top out lower.
The Lightning head is marked 30W, which matches the rated power printed on the connector. iPhones draw what their own charging hardware allows, so the real speed follows the phone and the charger you pair it with.
The connector housings are brushed aluminum alloy, the jacket is braided, and the strain relief is ribbed black. Those are the three places where thin cables usually fray. Coil the cable loosely and avoid tight bends at the ends, and it will hold its shape through a long run of daily use.
A multi-pack gives you several loose cables, and you still carry and sort them every day. This is one cable that covers USB-A, USB-C and Lightning, with the 60W rating printed on the head. If you replace a drawer of frayed cables with one that lasts, the price works out to one item to buy and one to keep track of.
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