4-in-1 Cable with Carabiner USB-A/USB-C to USB-C/Lightning CB20, 15W, Green
- 4-in-1 cable
- Carabiner
- 480 Mb/s
- 4-in-1 cable
- Carabiner
- 480 Mb/s
The Mobile Origin CB20 is a multifunctional charging and data cable that combines two inputs (USB-A and USB-C) and two outputs (USB-C and Lightning), covering four connection combinations. It charges at up to 15 W and transfers data at up to 480 Mb/s. It measures 15 cm, weighs 23 g, and with its metal carabiner you can carry it with you at all times.
- Two inputs and two outputs: one cable works with power sources that have a USB-A or USB-C port and with devices that have a USB-C or Lightning connector.
- Metal carabiner: carry the cable clipped to your backpack, keys or belt loop, not loose in your bag.
- Up to 15 W of power: top up your phone or headphones from a power bank or charger, even on the go.
- Data transfer up to 480 Mb/s (USB 2.0): besides charging, it also moves photos and documents from your phone to your computer.
- Braided jacket and aluminium connector housings: a durable build for a cable that hangs outside on your backpack or keys.
Four connection combinations in one cable
Carabiner for clipping to your backpack, keys or belt
Charging at up to 15 W
Data transfer at up to 480 Mb/s
Braided jacket and aluminium alloy housings
Connectors marked INPUT and OUTPUT
15 cm length and 23 g weight
Aluminum alloy
Metal
Power
USB-A
Lightning
USB-A
Lightning
Metal body
Specifications
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