Coiled USB C to Lightning Cable 4 in 1, PD 60W Fast Charging & Data Sync,6FT Multi Charging Cable for Apple CarPlay & Android Auto,USB/USB C to USB C/Lightning Cable Combo for iPhone/Pad/Android,Pink

The one cable that rules all cables.VERSATILITY. In essence, this is a high speed and high-powered USB C cable with USB A and Lightening adapter on the two ends. Combined, you have a cable that can do: USB C to C, C to A, C to Lightening, and A to Lightening. It's like a 4-in-1 multi-cable except that it does not hvae the usual micro USB plug we see in most other multi-cables. That said, micro USB is on its way out and most new accesories nowadays don't use micro USB. So unless you intend on powering some older accessories, this is the only cable that meets all needs.CONSTRUCTION. The pink cable is cloaked in shiny and somewhat tough TPU material. It feels substantial though a bit toy like because of the shiny pink color. The adapters connected to the end connectors are also in pink but in a rougher material. It's physically molded as one piece and connected to the end plugs. Though this is convenient, I don't know if this will survive getting snagged in backpacks in the long run. Also, I wish there is a receptor or strap that would allow you to secure the adapters to the side of the cable a bit more securely instead of just leaving it out to dangle.EXTENSION. The coiled construction is nice in that it it allows the cable to retract into a much more manageable bundle in between uses for different devices and in different locations. When coiled, it is about a little over a foot in length. When extended, I have pulled it about 3 to 4 feet long, with some space to stretch further.POWER. The cable is spec'ed at 60w and I was able to verify that it provided at least 45w of power to my Macbook on a constant basis (see photo). That's plenty of power for use on the road.SUMMARY. All in all, a spiffy cable that is versatible, compact and lengthy when absolutely needed. Add color on top of that, you have a fun and multi-talented cable.

I can’t say much about the Apple Lighting adapter as I have never and will never own an Apple product. I will just say expect to lose current carrying capacity (i.e. charge time) with every interconnect. I used this at work as both a charge cable and data cable for my phone as I routinely have to extract photos off of my phone for the technical writing I am working on. The one thing that sets it apart from your basic USB-C data cable is that it is coiled. To be honest, I would rather not have the coil. It doesn’t really add anything, but the coil acts like a spring, effectively making the cable shorter and causing it to pull when you try to extend the “spring.” This is in issue because I don’t use your ordinary single USB port wall plug; I use multi-port charging stations, which are light, and the coil tension is enough to pull it off my desk or nightstand. As long as I don’t extend it enough to put tension in the coil it works just fine.

I really like how the coiled shape keeps the cord its self from being tangled and out of the way . Also LOVE the fact it has different heads for androids or iPhone and on the other end it also has 2 different types of insert. The color just tops it off (chefs kiss) .The only little thing that would be nice is if it was a tiny bit longer or less stiff.

not great, as the options you can use it for are limited

You can never have too many charging cords. The only challenge is trying to coil and store all those charging cords so that you always have the right configuration and length when you need it - especially if you need one type for the car, another for the office, and a third for the home.Enter the Coiled USB C to Lightning Cable 4 in 1. And it really is 4 in 1. It can handle all your needs in a small package. Need a USB-C to USB-C? Done! Need a USB-A to USB-C? Also done! A USB-A to lightning? Done again! And it comes in a nice package that's already coiled for you. You can stretch this out to 6 feet, or it can remain coiled into a nice 7 1/2-inch length which is perfect for storage.Overall, I really like this charging/data transfer cord. It checks all the boxes and performs well. In fact, I'm thinking of adding a couple more to the inventory!My recommendation - a great buy!

Our household has various Apple products that require a cable with either a Lightning tip or USB C tip in order to be charged. This nifty multi-adapter charging cable is quickly becoming our "go to" cable to charge our iPhones, tablets, and laptops. Here is what to like about this great product from seller Ketaky Plus:1. Each end of the cable is USB C...fast becoming the new standard in electronics.2. One end has a USB adapter to use with the old power bricks or the USB C to plug into the new bricks.3. The other end goes into the latest USB C tech, but has a Lightning adapter for our older iPhones.4. The adapters are tethered to the cable, so no worries about losing them as you switch between tips.5. The cable is coiled and extends out as far as the standard iPhone cable, if need be.6. Absolutely essential, the cable features the Apple MFi certified chip to assure iPhone recognition.7. The MFi chip and USB C configuration allows for PD fast charging, if your tech can handle it.It has all of the features and flexibility that iPhone and Apple product users need. We use it in our primary vehicle so that it can charge the the various technology of those riding in the car. We recently used it on a trip that required air travel, rental car, and hotels...and it was a life-saver.The cable seems rugged and we hope it stands up to use better than all of those other charging cables that begin to fray where the cable connects with the tip. We will update our review after a few months of use to comment on longevity. For now, this is an excellent charging cable with great adaptability.

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