PD 60W USB C Multi Fast Charging Cable Nylon Braided Cord 5-in-1 3A USB/C to Type C/Micro/Phone Fast Sync Charger Adapter Compatible with Laptop/Tablet

This is a good product and charges a variety of phones.

I have not had these cables very long, but so far they have worked out great. I like that they can connect to a power source with either a USB-A or a USB-C; you never know what you'll need in a hotel or a rental car. Also, you can charge Apple devices with these cables. The Apple devices we own require a cable with USB-C connectors at both ends. This cable meets the requirement, even you use the extra adapter to connect the cable to a USB-A port.Basically, so far as I can tell, you can use this cable to charge any device from any port, which is very handy.

This cable checked all the boxes for me:* USB-A and USB-C on one end* USB-C, USB micro, and Apple lightning on the other end* Supports fast charging* Good lengthThis is my go-to cable whether at home or traveling. The only thing I'm worried about is the durability of the short plastic tether on the USB-A to USB-C adapter. It bends 90 degrees out of the way when you don't need it, so I'm afraid it might break off one day. I wish the tether were longer like the one on the adapters at the other end of the cable.

I like it so far. It is designed to provide different connections, USB to Lightning, USB to Type-C, USB to Micro USB, Type-C to Type-C, Type-C to Lightning, Type-C to Micro USB. It would have been really good if it provided USB to USB, but it is good if you are traveling and do not want to bring a lot of different charging cords should you have different electrical items (phone, tablet computer, rechargeable computer mouse, etc) .I have only received the item and have not used it long term. I cannot yet vouch for how rugged and long-lasting the item is. The material seems basically strong and well made. I am hoping that the thin plastic material meant to hold each adaptor to the cord will not easily break. The one adaptor I am less likely to use is the Lightning one. I have an android phone that has a Micro USB receptacle for charging. I have rechargeable computer mouses that have Type-C receptacles and also Micro-USB receptacles . I have rechargeable flashlights that use Type -C and Micro-USB.But I may have to eventually get the type of phone that uses Lightning cable.I think that this 5-in-One cable is supposed to charge different battery operated and electrical items but also allow you to do data transfer.I will update according to what I find out about the item.

USB C to lightning connection is loose after 3 months. Charger disconnects frequently now.However, they were able to provide a new cable when I brought up the issue. Great support.

I love how these work with many options for different phones and tablets.

This is the best charging cable (up to 60W), also with 480Mbps-rated data transfer speeds. It's the best for charging because on the AC adapter side, you get both USB-A and USB-C; and on the portable device side (like iPhone and iPad) you get USB-C, Lightning and micro-USB, covering all your bases (I mean, no PDA devices nowadays have an A or mini-USB port no more.) All the connectors are well made, as is the cable itself. Both ends are native C type but convert easily into other types. A solid charging and data cable. (Yes, you can buy USB-C or Thunderbolt 4/5 cables that are 10 times faster in data sync but for this price, you get a really solid "universal" cable.)

Overall, love the concept of all plugs for multiple devices. However, when charging and using, the lightning cord separates from the main plug (the USB C). You will need to either set the phone down and not use it or be very careful not to bump it or it will separate and not charge.Great for travel, value for the money, and somewhat on the connection. Could be more durable to have a way to ensure the connection is not broken.