One USB Cable Connects Most Devices

January 13, 2016

I was visiting a friend recently and he had the coolest USB cable I’ve seen. On one end it has a standard USB connector and the other had multiple connectors that fit most any gadget released in the past few years.

The cable he had was a promotional item he received from one of his customers, so I went looking for something similar and found a great 4-in-1 cable on Amazon that sells for only $7.99.

It is not the longest cable and it is only good for charging. But the convenience of having plugs for most every device is awesome. If nothing else you should keep one of these in your home or office in case a guest needs to charge their device.

It costs about a dollar more, but the Vastar cable is a nice alternative.

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