USB 3-in-1 Cable Mcdodo CA-3570 1.2m — Micro USB, Lightning, USB-C, Black

Mcdodo CA-3570 is a 1.2 m 3-in-1 USB cable with integrated Micro USB, Lightning and USB-C connectors for charging and data transfer. The single-cable design allows connection and charging of multiple device types without swapping leads, making it suitable for smartphones, tablets, power banks and common peripherals. The cable has a black finish and a compact reinforced construction combining aluminum alloy, PC and TPE materials for everyday portability and moderate mechanical protection.

Advantages

The cable combines three connector types—Micro USB, Lightning and USB-C—in one lead, which reduces clutter and the need to carry separate cables. It supports simultaneous charging of different devices with dedicated output levels per connector and enables data transfer over the Lightning interface. The durable outer materials and reinforced connector housings provide improved wear resistance compared with basic cables, while the 1.2 m length balances reach and portability.

Suitable for

• Charging Android smartphones and tablets with USB-C or Micro USB ports
• Charging iPhone and iPad models that use Lightning connectors
• Powering and recharging power banks and Bluetooth peripherals
• Quick data transfer from devices that use Lightning at up to 480 Mbps

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.2 m
• Connector types: USB-A (host) to Micro USB, Lightning, USB-C
• Output power: Lightning 5 V / 2 A; Micro USB 5 V / 2 A; USB-C 5 V / 3 A
• Materials: aluminum alloy housings, PC plastic elements, TPE cable jacket
• Data transfer speed (Lightning): up to 480 Mbps
• Finish: black

How to use

Connect the USB-A plug to a compatible charger, computer USB port or power bank, then choose the required output connector—Micro USB, Lightning or USB-C—and insert it into the target device’s charging/data port. The cable supports charging multiple devices, but ensure the power source can supply adequate current for all connected devices. For data transfer, connect the Lightning connector to a compatible device and the USB-A end to a computer; use the device operating system file transfer tools to move files.

Usage recommendations

Use a charger or power source that matches the intended output current to avoid slow charging. Avoid excessive bending at connector joints and store the cable coiled without tight kinks. Inspect connectors periodically for debris and clean gently before use to maintain reliable charging and data transfer.