Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable 3A Fast Charging cable

Advantages of 3 in 1 Magnetic USB Cables

· One hand to connect 

· Split seconds connection

· Extend the lifespan of your phone USB/Lighting port

· Magnetic connector act as a dust cover – Makes driving safer 

· Prevents port damage due to forceful cable pull 

· One magnetic cable for multiple devices (Android, iPhone, Power-bank etc)

· Magnetic end connects both sides

· Strong and durable braided Nylon cable 

· LED indicator light

· Data Transfer and 3A Fast Charging

The difference between Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable and ordinary data cable

1. Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable:

Magnetic Connector: Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cables have connectors that can magnetically attach to your device. This means the cable is equipped with a magnetic tip (usually a USB or USB-C style connector) that easily snaps into place on the device.

Ease of Use: The magnetic feature makes it convenient to plug and unplug the cable without having to physically align the connectors. You just bring the two parts close, and the magnet does the rest.

Prevents Wear: The magnet-based connection reduces wear and tear on the port of the device because you don't need to repeatedly plug and unplug the cable.

Safety: In case of pulling or tension, the cable can easily detach from the device, reducing the risk of damaging either the cable or the device’s charging port.

Extra Features: Many Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cables include interchangeable tips (e.g., micro-USB, USB-C, Lightning), allowing the same cable to be used with different devices.

2. Ordinary Data Cable:

Standard Connectors: An ordinary data cable has standard connectors (USB-A, USB-C, micro-USB, etc.) that physically plug into the device without the use of magnets.

Firm Connection: The connection is typically more solid and secure, but can be harder to plug in and remove, especially in tight spaces.

Wear on Ports: Frequent plugging and unplugging can result in wear on both the cable and the device’s charging port over time.

No Magnetic Detachment: Ordinary cables don’t have the magnetic detachment feature, so if the cable is accidentally pulled, there is a greater chance of damaging the port or the cable itself.

How to use the Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable

How to use the three interfaces of the Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable

1. Identify the Three Magnetic Tips:

• USB-C tip: This is for newer smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other devices that have a USB-C charging port.

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• Micro-USB tip: This is for older smartphones, tablets, or devices that use a Micro-USB port for charging (e.g., some Android devices, Bluetooth speakers, etc.).

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• Lightning tip: This is for Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and AirPods that use the Lightning port.

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2. Connect the Appropriate Magnetic Tip to the Cable:

• The 3-in-1 magnetic cable has a magnetic connector (usually a USB-A or USB-C connector) on one end. On the other end, there’s a magnetic interface where the three tips can be attached.

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• Take the tip you need (USB-C, Micro-USB, or Lightning) and align it with the magnetic connector on the cable.

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• The magnetic tip should snap into place due to the magnet. It will stay securely attached, but it’s easy to remove when you need to switch tips.

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3. Insert the Magnetic Tip Into Your Device:

• USB-C Tip: Insert the USB-C magnetic tip into the USB-C port on your device (such as a smartphone or laptop with a USB-C port).

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• Micro-USB Tip: Insert the Micro-USB magnetic tip into the Micro-USB port on your device (this is common for older Android phones, wireless headphones, and some other devices).

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• Lightning Tip: Insert the Lightning magnetic tip into the Lightning port of your Apple device (iPhone, iPad, etc.).

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4. Plug the USB End Into a Power Source:

• After attaching the correct magnetic tip to your device, plug the other end of the cable (usually a USB-A or USB-C connector) into a power source.

  • You can connect it to a wall adapter, laptop, power bank, or any other device that has a USB port.

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New Nylon Braided for Our Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable

Multi phone charging cable with double-braided Nylon, flexible and durable, using high-quality copper wire to reduce cell phone charging cable resistance enables Power Line to provide the fastest possible charge via any USB charger, with a 10000+ bend lifespan could withstand a variety of daily connection needs and long-term use.

Output power of different interfaces for Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable

Do Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable get hot?

1. Normal Heat Generation:

• Device Charging: When you’re charging a device, it naturally generates heat due to the power transfer. The cable itself can feel warm if it’s transmitting a lot of current, especially during fast charging.

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• Magnetic Connection: The magnetic connector might also feel warm, especially if the current flow is high (e.g., for fast charging or if the device is demanding a lot of power). However, this is typically mild warmth and not excessive heat.

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• Long Charging Sessions: If you leave your device charging for an extended period, both the device and the cable can get slightly warm due to prolonged power transfer. This is normal.

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2. Potential Causes for Excessive Heat:

• Overcurrent: If the cable is not rated for the power your device is demanding (for example, using a low-quality cable for fast charging), it could cause the cable or the connector to get hot. Always use a high-quality, appropriately rated cable for your device’s charging needs.

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• Faulty Cable or Connector: If there is any issue with the magnetic connectors, such as poor contact or damaged components, it can cause resistance and heat buildup. This can happen if the magnetic connector is not making a good connection with the charging port.

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• Inadequate Charging Power: If the power source (such as a wall adapter or power bank) doesn’t provide enough power, the cable might struggle to charge the device efficiently, causing overheating of both the cable and the power source.

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3. Fast Charging:

• If you’re using the cable to charge a device that supports fast charging (like some smartphones or tablets), you might notice some heat buildup. Fast charging uses higher power, which can cause the charging cable and the device to warm up. This is especially noticeable if the charging cable is a bit longer, as longer cables can introduce more resistance and heat.

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4. Overcharging:

• Some devices may continue drawing power even after they’re fully charged, though modern smartphones typically stop drawing power once they reach 100%. However, overcharging or using a faulty power source could potentially lead to excessive heat in both the device and cable

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• How to Prevent Overheating:

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• Use Quality Cables: Ensure your magnetic cable is made from quality materials and is rated for your device’s power requirements (e.g., supports fast charging if you’re using fast charging).

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• Avoid Using While Charging: Try not to use your device for power-heavy tasks (like gaming or video streaming) while it’s charging, as this can increase heat.

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• Ensure Good Contact: Make sure the magnetic connector is clean and firmly attached to your device’s port to ensure a good connection and reduce heat due to resistance.

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• Choose the Right Power Source: Always use a quality charger that is compatible with your device’s power requirements. Poor-quality adapters or low-output chargers can lead to overheating.

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Charge Your USB-C Phone or Tablet with Our Magnetic 3 in 1 USB Cable

Applications:

· Tablet
· Laptop / Notebook / PC /desktop
· Monitior / Display device
· Cell phone / mobile phone

· Keyboard

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Important Notes:

This is USB C to USB C 3.1 Gen 2 Cable, fully compatible with USB C 3.1 Gen 2 Port and Thunderbolt 3 Port.
The video function only works for those devices whose USB-C port supports DP Alt Mode.
Up to 100W 20V@5A Pass through supporting Power Delivery, comparable to the full speed original cord (Actual charging speed depends on your device and wall charger, with 96W original charger at a full 96W, with 45W original charger at a full 45W)