MCHOSE
MCHOSE 2-in-1 Coiled USB-C & Lightning Cable
A coiled 2-in-1 cable with USB-A to USB-C and Lightning connectors, MFi certified, supporting CarPlay, Android Auto, 3A fast charging and 480 Mbps data sync
- TypeLightning Cables
- 2-in-1 coiled cable carries USB-C and Lightning connectors in one lead
- MFi certified Lightning tip guarantees safe charging for iPhone 12 13 14 15 16 17
- USB-C leg delivers 3 A fast charge reaching 50 % in 45 minutes
- Lightning leg provides 2.4 A fast charge reaching 50 % in 30 minutes
- 480 Mbps data sync supported on both connectors
One cable for two device types
This coiled cable combines a USB-A to USB-C connector and a USB-A to Lightning connector in a single lead. It charges and syncs data for recent iPhone models from 12 through 17 and for Android devices with USB-C ports. The spring design keeps the cable tidy in a vehicle or on a desk.
Check your power source and phone port
Ensure the charger or car socket you plan to use provides a standard USB-A output. Verify that your phone uses either a Lightning port (iPhone 12 to 14) or a USB-C port (iPhone 15 to 17 and compatible Android models). The cable does not work with devices that require a different connector.
Coiled build limits heat and clutter
The coiled construction prevents tangling and reduces the length of cable exposed to warm cabin air during charging. Normal use draws up to 3 A on the USB-C side and 2.4 A on the Lightning side, with data sync at 480 Mbps. The compact spring shape stays out of the way while driving.
Highlights
- 2-in-1 coiled cable carries USB-C and Lightning connectors in one lead
- MFi certified Lightning tip guarantees safe charging for iPhone 12 13 14 15 16 17
- USB-C leg delivers 3 A fast charge reaching 50 % in 45 minutes
- Lightning leg provides 2.4 A fast charge reaching 50 % in 30 minutes
- 480 Mbps data sync supported on both connectors
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the box contain just the single coiled cable or do I need to buy a separate USB-C and a separate Lightning cable?
The box contains one 2-in-1 coiled cable with both a USB-C tip and a Lightning tip; no extra cables are required.
Should I pick the 3 A USB-C version or the 2.4 A Lightning version for my iPhone 15?
Use the USB-C tip for iPhone 15 — it delivers 3 A fast charging and reaches 50 % in 45 minutes.
What does the 480 Mbps figure mean when I plug this into my laptop?
480 Mbps is the maximum data-transfer speed for both the USB-C and Lightning connectors when syncing files.
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