4 in 1 Charging Cable Fast Charging 65W, USB C Cable 4-in-1 USB Multi Charging Cable with E-Mark Chip, Multiple iPhone Charger Cord for iPhone 16/15/14/13 Series/Pad/Android/Tablets and More(4FT)

The Apple charger stopped working on one of them.

These work great, I keep one in both my vehicles! My work phone is an older iPhone with a fire plug and my personal phone is a newer iPhone with the standard USB-C. This works great for both.

I thought I was getting chargers with regular plug in parts, but they weren't. So I bought plugs they could plug into so they'd work! Happily, they work quite fast, which is a great thing!!!!

If you’re looking to declutter your nightstand or center console, the IDISON 3-in-1 Multi Charging Cable is a solid choice. It effectively replaces three separate cords with one sleek, braided solution. However, there’s a significant caveat regarding how it distributes power that keeps it from being a perfect five-star product.Design & Build Quality (5/5)The first thing you’ll notice is the nylon braiding. It feels premium and much more durable than the standard plastic cables that come with phones. The "Golden" finish is a nice touch—it’s easy to spot in a dark bag or a messy drawer.Tangle-Free: The braiding is stiff enough to prevent knots but flexible enough to coil easily.Length: At 4ft, it’s the "Goldilocks" length—long enough to reach from the outlet to the couch, but not so long that it’s trailing all over the floor.Charging Performance (3/5)Here is the "catch": while it has three heads (USB-C, Lightning, and Micro USB), it struggles when you try to use all of them at once.Single Device: When charging just one phone, it works perfectly and provides a steady, standard charge.Multiple Devices: When I plugged in both an iPhone and an Android simultaneously, the charging speed dropped significantly. It seems the cable (or the power draw) splits the amperage, meaning both devices ended up "trickle charging." If you’re in a hurry, you really have to pick one device at a time.Data Transfer: Note that usually, only one of the tips (often the Lightning one) supports data/CarPlay, while the others are for power only.

I bought one of the light up and fat versions of these, but issues came when there was a case that prevented it from plugging in like with my sons’ iPads or that the adapter would pop off. So when I saw this was not only flat but the adapters secure nicely without coming undone on their own and I’m excited to get it test it out more and update on the rest of the functionality. So far, I love. One cord instead of many to get tangled together. It also isn’t going to tie itself in knots and feels very strong. Super pleased.