Review on Ultimate CHAFON Charging Connector: Unleash Seamless Compatibility with Nintendo Devices by Robert Tyus

I used to carry a USB-C charging cable, a USB port adapter and a USB to micro USB cable. This was necessary to charge my MacBook Air, iPad Pro and connect 3 different cameras to it in order to upload images from the cameras to one of the Mac devices. In the picture it's all in the red circle. I forgot an extra cable to charge my iPhone 8. I took this cable on vacation for a week and it was all I needed. It charges my iPad Pro and MacBook Air. I simply plugged in the adapter attached to the cable to charge my iPhone at a decent rate. I connect a micro USB adapter and upload images from Canon and Sony cameras to iPad Pro and MacBook Air. I also charge whatever I have with a micro USB adapter. Flashlights, Thermacell bug repellent, camera batteries, AA and AAA batteries for radios, etc. In my experience, Apple products don't work well with charging cables that don't all have data lines. It seems that when the device cannot detect the charger and its capabilities, it charges slowly. This cable and adapters have data lines and don't have this problem for me. I got a 3.3 foot cable to test and I love it. I'm ordering a 6.6ft cable to add a bit of length when charging my 2020 MacBook Air when using it in my teardrop RV. Now I only carry this cable with me. The only minor thing is that the adapters can slip over the cables. Hardly worth mentioning.