Ronin R-305 3-in-1 Charging Cable – Micro-USB, Lightning & Type-C

Overview

Juggling an iPhone, an Android, and a USB-C device usually means carrying three separate charging cables — and inevitably forgetting one when you travel. The Ronin R-305 3-in-1 Charge/Sync Cable solves that problem for good.

With Micro-USB, Lightning, and Type-C connectors built into a single durable cable, the R-305 lets you charge and sync all your devices without swapping cords or hunting through a tangled drawer. Its braided construction is built to resist fraying and everyday wear, while delivering a 2.4A fast-charging output for quick, reliable power. At 1.2m in length, it's the perfect all-in-one solution for your desk, bag, or travel kit — one cable, every device, zero hassle.

• 3-in-1 Connector Design – Micro-USB, Lightning & Type-C in one cable
• 2.4A Fast Charging – Quick, efficient charging for all connected devices
• Durable Braided Build – Tangle-resistant and long-lasting
• Travel-Friendly – One cable replaces three, saving space and hassle
• 1.2m Length – Practical reach for desks, cars, or on-the-go charging
• Universal Compatibility – Works across iPhone, Android, and Type-C devices

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What devices is the Ronin R-305 compatible with?
A: The R-305 features three connector types — Micro-USB, Lightning, and Type-C — making it compatible with Android phones, iPhones, and any Type-C enabled device.

Q: What is the charging output of the Ronin R-305?
A: It delivers a 2.4 Ampere output, ensuring fast and efficient charging across all three connector types.

Q: What is the R-305 cable made of?
A: The R-305 features a durable braided construction, designed to resist tangling, fraying, and everyday wear for long-lasting use.

Q: How long is the Ronin R-305 cable?
A: The R-305 measures 1.2m in length, offering practical reach for desks, cars, or travel use.

Q: Can the Ronin R-305 charge multiple devices at once?
A: No — the R-305 is a 3-in-1 cable with three connector ends (Micro-USB, Lightning, Type-C), but only one connector is used per charging session, letting you charge one device at a time with whichever end matches your device.