Corn Electronics 3 in 1 USB Charger Cable Gray 3.3 ft
- Lightning Cable
- Gray
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A 6.6 ft braided cable combines USB-C, Micro-USB and Lightning connectors for charging multiple devices from one cord
Length 6.6 ft.
This 6.6 ft cable combines USB-C, Micro USB and Lightning connectors so one cord powers phones, tablets and accessories. The braided jacket resists tangles and the integrated voltage-stable shunt chip protects each device during charging. A single cable reduces clutter at home, in the office or while travelling.
Swapping three individual cords for this one multi-cable is worth it when you regularly charge devices with different ports. The built-in chip regulates power flow to prevent damage, making the upgrade sensible for mixed-device households. Users who only ever charge one connector type will not benefit from the extra heads.
Simply connect the USB-A end to any charger, power bank or laptop port and attach the needed tip; no drivers or setup are required. The most common issue is debris inside the small connector heads, which can interrupt contact until cleaned. Ensure the USB-A host supplies enough current for the devices you attach.
| Type | Lightning Cable |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
| Standard USB Port | 3 |
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The cable uses a standard USB-A plug and provides three connectors — USB-C, Micro-USB and Lightning — so one cable fits multiple devices.
Plug the single USB-A end into a charger or port, then attach whichever of the three tips — USB-C, Micro-USB or Lightning — matches the device you are charging.
The integrated voltage-stable shunt chip is a passive hardware component; it does not require firmware updates and is not designed to be replaced separately.
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