Hagibis USB C Cable with Phone Lanyard, Portable 240W Fast Charging Cable with 480Mbps Data Transfer, Short Type-C to C Cable Wrist Lanyard for iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max, iPad Pro (Green, 30cm)

5 reviews for Hagibis USB C Cable with Phone Lanyard, Portable 240W Fast Charging Cable with 480Mbps Data Transfer, Short Type-C to C Cable Wrist Lanyard for iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max, iPad Pro (Green, 30cm)

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   Tim A. – January 2, 2026

   Never be without a charging chord. Hangs right on my key chain.

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   Alter Ego – January 2, 2026

   This is a review for: “Hagibis USB C Cable with Phone Lanyard, Portable 240W Fast Charging Cable with 480Mbps Data Transfer, Short Type-C to C Cable Wrist Lanyard for iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max, iPad Pro (Green, 1FT)”When I was deciding on this I opted for my favorite color lime green which I am always drawn to. It is bright and attention seeking and adds a flair of color to your phone. I tend to go a lot of places and now that my insulin pump is an App on my phone I really need to make sure I have a charging option in case I am out and my phone dies. I don’t always want a cable in my pocket and this fits the need perfectly.The method of attachment is genius, a flat piece of durable material folded over a solid ring and just inserted through the charging hole of your phone case sitting at the bottom rear of your phone. It is wide enough to withstand it yanking out and doesn’t feel like it would tear and the tab that comes out is short but flexible while still allowing you to plug the charging cable in. It comes with two small round carabiner clips and one larger one. The small ones are intended to clip through the caps on the ends of each side of the cable then the larger one passes through both of those and then the small D ring on the tab. I dislike jingling and extra length so I opted to run the larger one through both caps and the D ring and did not use the smaller cirle carabiner clips.The cable is a nice braided thick 240 watt charge cable which has a screw cap with e ring loops screwed onto a hollow shell which encapsulates the connector from each end of the charging cable. Also included is a rubber O-Ring attached on the cable to prevent the shell from dropping down too much from the connector. When deciding on the length I wanted the .5ft(6-inch) but ended up choosing the 1ft option because I felt that even if I had to emergency charge even if I couldn’t use the phone while charging I thought it might not reach an outlet sitting on a counter with only 6 inches of length. I am glad I got the 1 ft model because while looped with the connectors end to end it only the length of my phone so it folds nicely behind my phone. I use a magnetic MagSafe wallet too and the longer loop allows the cable to surround the wallet too which doesn’t add any more thickness in my pocket. For reference I use an iPhone 13 Pro.It is very easy to take with you and stores nicely in pocket on the phone and if you want to take it off simply unclip the larger ring from the phone!I think this is handy, versatile and would make a fantastic functional, fun and affordable gift for anyone!

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   Paula Wentz – January 2, 2026

   Heavy duty, would have given 5 starts but were more bulky than I was expecting.

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   DangGina – January 2, 2026

   This is a really handy charging cord disguised as a wrist lanyard. I mean it does both, but you wouldn’t realize that it’s a charging cord until you unscrew the metal attachments and see the USB-C cord hiding in there. There is a little silicone washer (for lack of a better term) that is on the outer part of the cord to prevent the metal attachment from flapping around on the cord, which is brilliant. This little silicone washer can be adjusted to be placed where you want it to be on the length of each side of the cable.The carabiner which attaches to the lanyard ring that you place inside your phone case. I definitely used a similar lanyard situation when I went to Paris earlier this year, and it was really good peace of mind. Some teen girls actually tried to mug me on the Metro in Paris, so I know that you have to have everything locked up, it’s no joke. For days when you don’t either feel like or need to use the cord/ lanyard you just leave the lanyard ring in your case, it’s fine. Just flip the little ring out of the way when you are going to charge your phone with a cord.The cord itself works great, this is a good length as a short cord and the metal is a shiny silver, which looks quite elegant.

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   Teresa Trail – January 2, 2026

   I really like the design of this phone cord. When you unscrew the tops to access the cable ends, the rings and tops stay together. Toss them in a cup holder or your pocket and the individual parts won’t be easily lost.The rubber grommets are adjustable. You can slide them up or down the cord. This is awesome because if you slide them up towards the ends, the metal sleeves can protect where the cord meets the charging plug-ins preventing wear and tear and extending the life of the charging chord.The metal sleeves rotate so that you can use them to unscrew from the caps. This prevents the twisting of the chords, reducing wear and tear.You could actually use one of the carabiner circles instead of all three if that is your preference. If you don’t want to use this as a lanyard, you could use one of the carabiner circles to hang it in a convenient place.The charging cord itself works well and is well made. I tested it on my phone. You can use it with household converter plugs, a computer, or a car charger. And the nylon covering the cord is substantial and should stand up to wear.The design, versatility, and quality of this charging cord make it an exceptional value. Whether you use it as a lanyard or a chord for your car charger or keep it around as a spare, this is the accessory to have.