StarTech.com StarTech.com 2m USB Multi Charging Cable – Braided – Apple MFi Certified – USB 2.0 – Charge 1x device at a time – For USB-C or Lightning devices attach the corresponding connector of the cable to the Micro-USB connector and plug into your device – For Micro-USB devices plug the middle connector into your device

This USB multi-charging cable is a single-cable solution that makes it easy to charge and sync your Apple Lightning or Android devices.  

3-in-1 USB Charging Cable 

Keep this USB to Micro-USB, USB-C or Lightning cable on hand for all your charging needs, instead of carrying multiple cables. The 3-in-1 cable makes it easy for you to switch between different device models and platforms. Note that it will only connect to one device at a time. 

Charge your devices from a USB wall charger, car charger, or power bank. The longer cable offers a greater range, so you can access your device conveniently even while it’s connected to a charger.  

Avoid Kinks and Tangles 

With a braided nylon jacket, this durable charging cable doesn’t kink or tangle as easily as non-braided cables do. It’s an excellent replacement for any of your charging cables. 

Easy to Use 

To charge or sync a USB-C or Lightning mobile device, simply attach the corresponding connector to the Micro-USB connector and plug into your device. To charge or sync a Micro-USB device, plug just the middle connector of the cable into your mobile device. 

The cable will only charge or sync one device at a time. 

LTCUB2MGR is Apple MFi certified and backed by StarTech.com 2-year warranty to ensure dependable performance.

• Carry a single cable for all your charging needs using this 3-in-1 charging cable
• Avoid kinks and tangles with the cable’s nylon-braided jacket
• Charge or sync one Micro-USB, USB-C or Lightning device at a time
• Charge/Sync a USB-C or Lightning device — attach the corresponding connector to the Micro-USB connector and plug into your device
• Charge a Micro-USB device — simply plug the middle connector into your device