Magic Flex 6-in-1 Cable

The 6 in 1 cable is really good. I am so used to carrying multiple cables to charge my devices. But with this cord all I have to do is bring this cord and all I had to worry about is good.

At first, I was worried that this was just an overpriced cable riding off a brand to get them sold....I was wrong. This is definitely one of the higher end cables I have come across and is built like a tank. It has met the demands of every fast charge device I hooked it to without issue. The six-inch version is the perfect travel companion and has become a staple in my edc. If you carry power banks around then this is a must have!

Okay, I'm usually not one to get excited about a cable, but this USB C Thunderbolt 4 thing is a amazing. First off, it charges my laptop faster than I can say "coffee." Seriously, it's like it's plugged into a lightning bolt (pun intended).

And the data transfer? Forget waiting for ages! This cable moves files at warp speed. I could probably download a whole movie before my microwave even finishes popping popcorn.

But the real star of the show? The rotating ends! I know, I know, it sounds weird, but trust me, it's awesome. It's like this cable has a personality. It's flexible, it's adaptable, it's... well, it's just plain cool.

Highly recommend! This cable is definitely worth the hype.

Super small and short but it comes in hand for making those different connections happen ? hoped it would be longer but it works well for sitting in a purse or car or bag for traveling. Fast charges, seems pretty durable, and otherwise worthwhile to have ??

First, my only negative is that it's only USB 2.0 data speeds, but solid numbers. Not even dropping a star for that due to build quality & purpose (charging) in mind.

It's clear that above all else this is intended to charge devices and offer a wide array of options. This short cable has USB C, Lightning, AND Micro B tips for the device end and USB A & C for the charger/computer end. Truly 6 combinations to charge or transfer data (at 480Mbps/40MBps).

Not shown or mentioned is the cap that protects the tips when not in use. And it's a great little cap too! VERY snug fit, so it won't slip off easily and actually takes effort. The magnets appear to be at the base of the USB A & Lightning tips, but they went a step further and made slight male and female sections on the metal to mate together - very nice touch and attention to details. This cable can easily be slipped over a key ring if you wish and secured with that cap for travel. There are also holes on the side of each end that would allow for a lanyard to be added, if desired. USB C tip to USB C tip length is 4.5 inches while overall USB A tip to Lightning is 6.5 inches. Put the travel cap on and it's just under 3.5 inches long.

My only suggestion to improve this would be to offer it with a Thunderbolt 5 (even 4 or 3) data capable.