3-in-1 multi cables at RPD combine USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB in a single cable — three connectors on a single cable, ideal for travel, car, office or as a family charging solution. With one cable you can charge iPhone (5–14 via Lightning, 15+ via USB-C), iPad, AirPods, Galaxy, older Android phones, power banks and headphones. The multi cables deliver up to 18 W of charging power (3 A on a USB-A adapter) and are primarily designed for charging, not high-speed data. Same-day dispatch from our Basel warehouse for orders before 4 pm, free above CHF 15, 2-year Swiss warranty. Invoice payment available (credit check by Powerpay).
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Yes, most 3-in-1 cables can charge two or three devices in parallel. Power is shared — 18 W on the adapter means 5–9 W per device.
Yes, via the USB-C connector — the iPhone 15 has USB-C instead of Lightning. Maximum charging power stays at 18 W.
Usually no. They charge iPhones reliably but may show „accessory not supported“ after iOS updates.
Yes, at USB 2.0 speed (480 Mbps) for backups and sync. For faster data transfer you need a dedicated data cable.
1 m to 1.5 m is the all-rounder. Car: 1.5 m. Travel: 1 m, compact.
A 3-in-1 multi cable covers the three most common smartphone ports: USB-C (modern Android, iPhone 15+, iPad), Lightning (iPhone 5–14, older iPads, AirPods Pro 1) and Micro-USB (Android before ~2017, headphones, power banks, Bluetooth speakers). One cable instead of three in your backpack. Handy in the car, on trips, in hotels and for households with mixed devices.
3-in-1 cables are charging cables, not data cables — most support USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), enough for sync, not for high-speed backups. Typical maximum charging power is 18 W on a USB-A adapter (5 V / 3 A). For USB-PD fast charging on iPhone 15+ or Galaxy use a pure USB-C-to-USB-C cable. The Lightning leg is usually not MFi-certified — works reliably for charging but may show an „accessory not supported“ warning after iOS updates.
We stock multi cables with nylon-braided sleeves, designed to be bent repeatedly, caught in car doors and beaten up at festivals. Braided models last about twice as long as plain PVC and are tested up to 10,000 bends. Connectors use aluminium or zinc-alloy housings. CE marking and overload protection are standard.
0.5 m for power bank on a backpack strap, 1 m as universal default (travel, bag), 1.2–1.5 m classic for car centre console and desk, 2 m when the socket is further away (hotel, bed, sofa). Shorter models are cheaper and take less space, longer ones give more movement.
Yes — most 3-in-1 cables let you use connectors in parallel and charge two or three devices at the same time. Power is shared: 18 W on the adapter means 5–9 W per device depending on count — fast charging is not possible this way.
Yes, via the USB-C connector — the iPhone 15 has USB-C instead of Lightning. Note: maximum charging power stays at 18 W. The 20–27 W USB-PD mode on iPhone 15 requires a pure USB-C-to-USB-C cable and a PD adapter.
Usually no — a full MFi licence on every leg would make 3-in-1 cables much more expensive. They charge iPhones reliably but may show „accessory not supported“ after iOS updates. Charging still works.
Yes, at USB 2.0 speed (480 Mbps) for backups and sync. For fast photo/video backups (USB 3.0/3.2 at 5–10 Gbps) you need a dedicated data cable.
1 m to 1.5 m is the all-rounder. In the car: 1.5 m so you can route from the centre console to a phone mount. Travel: 1 m, compact for hotel and plane.
Shipped from our Basel warehouse — A-Post 1–2 working days, express next business day or free pickup in Basel, Aarau or Olten. 2 years Swiss warranty on all products, 14-day returns. Invoice payment available (credit check by Powerpay), best-price guarantee CH. Visit one of our stores for personal advice — bring your devices and we will find the matching multi cable together.
