GELRHONR 2-pack 3-in-1 USB-A to Type-C charging cable (3×1.2m) with braided nylon
Product description
The essentials
A 3-in-1 charging cable sounds like the sort of thing you buy once, then wonder how you managed without it. The GELRHONR 2-pack bundles two multi-charger setups, each with a single USB-A male connector that splits out into three Type-C plugs. Over the 1.2m length per cable, you can run three devices at once, which is handy for shared spaces like the living room, a bedside setup, or when everyone’s phones need charging at roughly the same time.
That said, it’s not a “three-port identical” cable in every respect. Only one of the Type-C connectors on this lead is described as supporting data transfer (and it also mentions super-fast 5A charging). The other two connectors are positioned as charging-only at a lower rate (2A). If you expect all three plugs to behave the same way for syncing and faster charging, you may find the reality a bit more limiting.
What you’ll notice in everyday use
Unsurprisingly, the appeal here is convenience: fewer cables to juggle, less desk clutter, and less “who has the charger?” drama.
On paper, the cable bundle gives you three independent Type-C ends, each with its own 1.2m run. That means you can place devices where they actually reach—rather than charging everything next to the wall. It’s also described as suitable for data transfer on one Type-C port, and charging for the other two, so you can do something like: - Plug the main phone into the data-supporting Type-C port if you want file transfer, while - Charging two other smaller devices from the remaining charging-only Type-C ports.
It’s a practical arrangement for households and travel days, but it does rely on you using the “right” Type-C plug for the job you want.
Key features (and a couple of limits worth knowing)
This is a braided nylon, multi-cable design, and the build details are fairly specific for this category: a 24-core braided nylon outer meant to resist fraying, plus aluminium alloy connectors described as being more resistant to oxidation and corrosion. The cable also focuses on reducing tangles, which is often where multi-chargers get annoying.
The bigger limitation is charging/data behaviour across the three Type-C connectors. You’ll need to be deliberate: - One USB-C connector supports data transfer and is the one that mentions super-quick 5A charging. - The other two USB-C connectors are charging-only and are rated at 2A.
That makes it more of a “three-device charging solution” than a “three-device equal-performer” lead.
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
It makes sense if you regularly charge multiple Type-C devices and you want one tidy USB-A setup that reaches. Think families, shared flats, or anyone with a phone plus another Type-C device (tablet, earbuds case, etc.) that you also charge at the same time.
It may not suit you if you specifically need data transfer from all three connectors, or if your priority is always maximum charging speed on every plugged device. In that scenario, you may want a different approach where each port behaves consistently.
Another small thing to keep in mind: the listing references compatibility with certain models (15 Pro/15 Plus, and S24/S23), but it doesn’t spell out every possible device. If you’re buying for a device outside that mention, it’s worth double-checking your own charging/data expectations before committing.
Tech specs
- Type: USB-A male to 3× Type-C male charging cable (3-in-1)
- Cable length: 3×1.2m per pack (3 x 1.2m)
- Ports: 3 identical Type-C plugs (but only one supports data transfer)
- Data transfer: supported on 1 of the Type-C connectors
- Charging support: mentions super-fast 5A on the data-capable Type-C connector
- Charging (other ports): 2A charging-only on the remaining 2 Type-C connectors
- Materials: aluminium alloy connectors, 24-core braided nylon cord
- Pack size: 2-pack (2 cables/sets)
Buying verdict
Worth considering if you’re the kind of person who ends up with multiple chargers dotted around the house and you want one braided, multi-cable solution for charging three Type-C devices at once. The 2-pack also helps if you want one set at home and one for bags/office.
Better avoided if you need all three Type-C ports to handle data transfer, or if you expect the same charging performance on every connected device. Also, if your main goal is syncing multiple devices in one go, the “one port for data” setup may feel like a compromise.
Mini FAQ
Does this cable transfer data on all three Type-C connectors?
No. The listing states that only one USB-C connector supports data transfer, while the other two are described as charging-only.
Can it charge three devices at the same time?
Yes—there are three Type-C plugs available, each on a 1.2m lead, designed for charging multiple devices simultaneously.
What charging speeds does it support?
The data-transfer Type-C connector is described as supporting super-fast 5A charging. The other two Type-C connectors are described as 2A charging.
Is the braided nylon likely to tangle less?
It’s specifically described as a braided nylon design intended to avoid fraying and to keep the cord tighter to reduce tangles and damage, which is the main practical benefit for multi-cables.
Is it only for certain phone models?
The description mentions phone model ranges, but it doesn’t list every device. If you’re unsure about your exact model, it’s sensible to check that your phone and accessories support Type-C charging and your desired data behaviour on the relevant port.