Enfain USB one drag six charging cable with six Type-C interfaces
A single cable splits into six Type‑C connectors, charging up to six devices at once while one port also handles data transfer
Cable Length 0.5m
- 0.5m$15.99
- 1.5m$16.99
- Charge six USB-C devices from one port
- One cable handles data and power, five cables power only
- Flexible, kink-resistant sheath protects internal wires
- Lightweight build fits easily in a bag
- Compatible with USB-C 3.1 phones, tablets and accessories
One cable six Type-C connectors
This Enfain cable splits a single USB connection into six Type-C plugs for simultaneous charging. Only the marked branch handles data transfer alongside power delivery. The other five branches supply charging current only. The sheathing is designed to resist kinks and tangles during transport.
Best for multi-device charging stations
Users who need to top up several Type-C phones tablets or accessories from one port will find this layout convenient. It does not suit anyone who requires data links on more than one device at the same time. Buyers needing USB-A or Lightning ends should look at a different cable.
Check your host port and device mix
Confirm the source port can deliver enough total current for every attached device. Verify that only one connected gadget needs file transfer or sync while the rest only need power. Ensure each device uses a standard Type-C receptacle compatible with the listed 3.1 interface.
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- Price $15.99
- Pricier than about 55% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
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Questions about this item
What device must I already have to use the USB one drag six charging cable?
You need a power source with a USB Type-C output, such as a wall charger, power bank, or laptop port, to plug the single input end into.
How does the cable behave when I connect older Type-C 3.1 devices like the OnePlus 2 or Nokia N1 tablet?
The six Type-C connectors fit those devices; one marked cable supports data and charging together, while the other five provide charging only.
How can I tell which of the six connectors supports data transfer after I plug everything in?
The single cable bearing the transmission mark will sync files when connected to a computer; the remaining five will only show charging indicators.
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