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MCHOSE 2Pack 10FT 3 in 1 Braided Lightning Cable
A 10 ft braided 3-in-1 cable with Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB ends charges three devices at once and transfers data at 480 Mbps via the Lightning connector
- TypeLightning Cables
- Charge three devices simultaneously with Lightning USB-C and Micro-USB ends
- 10 ft length gives extra reach for home office or travel use
- Double nylon braid and aluminium alloy resist bending pulling and pet damage
- 18 AWG copper cores deliver up to 3 A total output and 480 Mbps data on Lightning
- Lightning port handles charging and sync while USB-C and Micro-USB charge only
Multi-device charging cable
This 3-in-1 braided cable includes Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB connectors in a two-pack. Each 10 ft cord charges up to three devices simultaneously and suits home, office or travel use. The aluminium alloy heads and double nylon braid resist bending, pulling and pet damage.
Thermals noise and power
The 18 AWG copper conductors deliver a combined 3 A maximum output while staying cool during normal charging sessions. No active cooling is required so the cable runs silently. Data sync reaches 480 Mbps through the Lightning connector only.
Upgrade considerations
Replaces separate single-connector cables for users who carry iPhone, Android and legacy Micro-USB gear. The jump is worth it when you need one long cord that handles every device at the desk or in the car. Not for buyers who need simultaneous data transfer on USB-C or Micro-USB ports.
Highlights
- Charge three devices simultaneously with Lightning USB-C and Micro-USB ends
- 10 ft length gives extra reach for home office or travel use
- Double nylon braid and aluminium alloy resist bending pulling and pet damage
- 18 AWG copper cores deliver up to 3 A total output and 480 Mbps data on Lightning
- Lightning port handles charging and sync while USB-C and Micro-USB charge only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I plug the 10 ft braided cable into a wall charger and avoid the mistake of using the USB‑C or Micro‑USB ends for data?
Connect the single USB‑A plug to any standard charger; only the Lightning end handles both charging and data, while the USB‑C and Micro‑USB ends charge only.
What part of the 3‑in‑1 cable wears out first and needs replacing?
The Lightning connector sees both power and 480 Mbps data traffic, so its contacts and internal 18 AWG wires degrade before the charge‑only USB‑C or Micro‑USB tips.
What limit appears first when I run all three connectors at once for a long time?
The combined 3 A current ceiling is reached first, so total output across Lightning, USB‑C and Micro‑USB cannot exceed 3 A during sustained multi‑device charging.
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