Anker Powerline II 3-in-1 Cable, Lightning/Type C/Micro USB Cable for iPhone, iPad, Huawei, HTC, LG, Samsung Galaxy, Sony Xperia, Android Smartphones, iPad Pro 2018 and More(3ft, Black)ClimatePartner certified

I bought this mostly to use in the car and it’s been great. It’s nice to not have to switch between cords and like all Anker products seems like it will last. Great value.

Best charger I have used to date. The length is a bit of a let down but it's not that bad when you think of what it's used for and the price it's sold at. I could see this charger being passed down to my grandkids

Fast charging. The varied sizes of adapters make it great for the car or travel - bring one cord for all types of devices

The Anker Powerline II 3-in-1 Cable is very versatile, so much so that I've purchased three of them. I keep one in my laptop bag, one at my desk, and a third by my bedside. With it (and a USB-C power source) I'm able to charge any of my devices. I withheld one star because the main, unadapted plug should have been the USB-C one, not the Micro USB, as USB-C is becoming ubiquitous these days.BTW, Anker has because my go-to manufacturer of cables, chargers, docks and other accessories. Their products are always exceptionally well made and dependable.

So convenient for on the go charging. I use it with my portable charging bank and fits good in my bag :)

This charger looked flimsy enough that I thought that having an inconsistent charge was something normal for this Anker product. However, I realized too late that an overpriced charger should not have this issue so I contacted customer service.I have never encountered customer service that is as unwilling to simply replace a defective product as this brand. I have often run into defective issues with Anker and they consistently treat me like I don't know how to use their products, and then they do not help me with my problem. I have explained this issue in full detail, included a picture of my charger with the Anker logo, AND had a picture of the Amazon purchase with the order number in my email. They ask you to troubleshoot the item as if you don't know how chargers work, they make you confirm that you have done all of the troubleshooting requests, and then they give you ANOTHER list of information to write in the email so that they can move on with the warranty.However, I was just missing one piece of information and they were like nope, we can't help you anymore. I just HAD to have the serial number of the product (although I had full proof of purchase). It was likely on the box that I threw out months ago because I thought I wouldn't need it. Boy was I wrong. This little mistake that I made cost me and they will not go on with the warranty if you even have a single piece of information missing. Now, they are suggesting that I have to ship the charger back WITH MY OWN MONEY so that they can do a "quality inspection".Do not buy from this brand. Or do it if you don't mind dealing with horrible customer service if your product decides to break on you one day.

This is pretty handy. I took it with me on a family vacation just in case someone needed to charge their device. When I return to work, I think I will bring it into the office to have handy if someone needs it.

It works