Anker Powerline II 3-in-1 Cable, Lightning/Type C/Micro USB Cable for iPhone, iPad, Huawei, HTC, LG, Samsung Galaxy, Sony Xperia, Android Smartphones, iPad Pro 2018 and More(3ft, Black)

This cable has been a lifesaver for keeping multiple devices charged without carrying a tangle of different cords. The 3-in-1 design with Lightning, USB-C, and Micro USB connectors means it works with just about everything—phones, tablets, headphones, and older gadgets. The build quality is excellent, with a thick, durable cable that doesn’t fray easily. Charging is fast and reliable across all connectors, and the length is convenient for both travel and everyday use. A sturdy, versatile cable that simplifies charging and reduces clutter—exactly what I needed.

Very good cable in 1-3 adapter, this is the only one to have for. The durability is strong as it should be, the length is good, as it reach the desk with no problem. The value is perfect at its affordable price. The color is very clean and white, the feel would be more rubber than it should be for the wireless charger.

We’re in a time of change at the moment from a cable standpoint (and perhaps from other areas too, but that’s another topic!). If you have multiple devices, you likely have a need to carry multiple cables just to have the right connections, as many devices - particularly older android devices or small electronics - still use MicroUSB, newer Android phones, newer small electronics and iPad Pros use USB-C and iPhones and non-Pro iPads use Lightning. Charging all of these devices (and syncing them to a USB-A device, as many PCs/laptops still are) requires multiple cables, even if you only want to work with one at a time. Enter this handy cable. At it’s heart, it’s a USB 2.0 USB-A to MicroUSB data and power cable - one made with the quality that I’ve come to expect from Anker. Then they permanently (via short rubberized - read as nice feel, but not stretchy - durable connectors) attached MicroUSB to Lightning and MicroUSB to USB-C adapters. This means that in a heartbeat you can go from charging a MicroUSB device to either a Lightning or USB-C device with the same cable and back again! Great for travelers and those looking to cut down on cords. That said, there are a few caution notes to know before you buy (these are not worth removing a star as they are simply the way the product works, and I knew about them in advance, but still worth noting for those that are looking to buy this): - Because it’s a USB 2.0 cable with a USB-A end, it doesn’t support “rapid” charging that many USB-C and some Lightning devices now support. It would carry only up to about 15W or so (the max standard via USB-A) if your AC adapter (sold separately) can support that. - Again, because it’s a USB 2.0 cable, it is limited to USB 2.0 speeds regardless of which connector you use. - MOST IMPORTANT - Due to the use of adapters (vs a split in the cable itself as some other cables employ), only one device at a time can be charged/connected. While this is slightly less useful as you cannot connect three devices and let them sit/charge, it does allow data connections to work on all three types of devices (one at a time) vs the split models that are usually power only. Again, I knew about these limitations in advance, so it’s not a dealbreaker nor worth removing a star - it’s a great cable that performs as advertised and is just what I wanted - but these are things you should know going in.

All the ends worked, it was great to have on vacation as an alternate cable for my iphone, laptop and an older battery bank.

Good cable, flexible without losing its ability to charge like the Native Union brand. My needs have changed since some newer cars only support USB-C at the power source and I have some IPhone users. I now use a 4-in-2. This is now outmoded but useful in an emergency or just around the house with other products.

This charger looked flimsy enough that I thought that having an inconsistent charge was something normal for this Anker product. However, I realized too late that an overpriced charger should not have this issue so I contacted customer service. I have never encountered customer service that is as unwilling to simply replace a defective product as this brand. I have often run into defective issues with Anker and they consistently treat me like I don't know how to use their products, and then they do not help me with my problem. I have explained this issue in full detail, included a picture of my charger with the Anker logo, AND had a picture of the Amazon purchase with the order number in my email. They ask you to troubleshoot the item as if you don't know how chargers work, they make you confirm that you have done all of the troubleshooting requests, and then they give you ANOTHER list of information to write in the email so that they can move on with the warranty. However, I was just missing one piece of information and they were like nope, we can't help you anymore. I just HAD to have the serial number of the product (although I had full proof of purchase). It was likely on the box that I threw out months ago because I thought I wouldn't need it. Boy was I wrong. This little mistake that I made cost me and they will not go on with the warranty if you even have a single piece of information missing. Now, they are suggesting that I have to ship the charger back WITH MY OWN MONEY so that they can do a "quality inspection". Do not buy from this brand. Or do it if you don't mind dealing with horrible customer service if your product decides to break on you one day.

This cable is a must-have for those with older devices. The Anker Powerline 3-in-1 cable, which has native Micro USB, Lightning, and USB C adapters, performs well, whether it be charging or data connection. With charging, you are limited to low-speed charging, which is relative to the standard in the market. Since it is a native Micro USB, charging my Galaxy S24 Ultra with the USB-C adapter resulted in only "Fast Charging," rather than "Super Fast Charging," which is 25W+ charging. It is a good product to have in a car to support multiple types of devices, such as older iPhones. I personally use it to charge a pair of earbuds that use Micro USB ports. The cable is not lengthy and is durable. Overall, it is good to have it as a backup.

3in1が１つあれば、かさばらず携帯に便利なので、出張や外出用に購入。

cumple su funcion y el acabado es bueno y resistente

Muy práctico porque evita llevar múltiples cables encima, he comprado 3 ya. Para viaje está muy bien porque con un cable sabes que puedes cargar distintos tipos de dispositivos. Además transmite datos si se necesita, aunque no he comprobado la velocidad. Cabe notar que sólo se puede cargar un dispositivo simultaneamente (es decir, las clavijas son solamente adaptadores), pero aún y así es extremadamente práctico.

Produit de qualité. Très satisfait.

is perfect if you have devices with connectors