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Three connectors on one cable: USB-C, Lightning and Micro USB
1.2 metres, woven jacket over a TPE core
Rated for 2.4 – 3A of charging current
Charges one device at a time at full speed
Tangle-resistant and heat-resistant construction
One cable with three heads — USB-C, Lightning and Micro USB — so a single cable in your bag covers a modern Android phone, an older iPhone and whatever else still uses Micro USB. See the alternatives in cables and converters.
The value here is not charging three devices simultaneously — it is not needing to carry three cables. Splitting one supply across three connectors means each device gets a share, so simultaneous charging is slower per device than one at a time. Use it as a one-cable-fits-everything travel solution and charge devices in sequence, which is how these are genuinely useful.
The manufacturer rates this cable at 120W, and we have kept that out of the product name deliberately. The same specification states a working current of 2.4 to 3A, and at ordinary charging voltages that arithmetic does not reach anywhere near 120 watts. Read the 120W as a headline rating rather than throughput you will see. What the cable will reliably do is charge phones, tablets and earbuds at normal speeds. What it will not do is fast-charge a laptop, and we would rather tell you that here than have you discover it at home.
A woven exterior over a TPE core. The braid is there for the connector ends, which is where cables fail — the strain point just behind the plug, from being bent in a pocket. Braided cables do not last forever either, but they survive that particular failure considerably longer than bare rubber.
No warranty term is published for this cable, so we state none. Our returns policy covers one that arrives faulty.
| Model | CL-972 |
|---|---|
| Type | 3-in-1 charging cable |
| Device ends | USB-C Lightning Micro USB |
|---|---|
| Length | 1.2 m |
| Working current | 2.4 – 3A |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer power rating | 120W — see the description |
| Construction | Woven exterior TPE core |
|---|---|
| Properties | Tangle-resistant Heat-resistant |
| Colours | Black |
Not in normal use. The same specification lists a working current of 2.4 to 3A, which does not reach that figure at ordinary charging voltages. Treat 120W as a headline rating. For phones, tablets and earbuds it charges at normal speeds.
Physically yes, but the supply is split between them, so each charges more slowly than it would alone. The real benefit is carrying one cable instead of three. Charge devices in sequence when speed matters to you.
No. A laptop needs considerably more current than this cable is rated for. For laptop charging you want a dedicated USB-C to USB-C cable rated for the wattage your machine draws, typically 60W or 100W with an E-marker chip.
Multi-head cables like this are built for charging first, and data support varies by connector and by device. If reliable file transfer or CarPlay matters to you, use a dedicated single-connector cable rather than depending on this one.
Yes, for one specific reason. Cables almost always fail at the strain point just behind the plug, from being bent in a pocket or bag. A woven jacket survives that considerably longer than bare rubber, though nothing lasts forever.
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