Quick answer
A cable that charges a phone should not automatically be selected for a file-transfer job. The two current IDISON listings specify multi-connector charging formats, but their descriptions do not provide a data mode or transfer rate. That is missing evidence, not proof that data is impossible.
Start with the job you need the cable to do
| Your task | Evidence to require |
|---|---|
| Everyday phone charging | Matching input and device connectors, plus supported charging requirements |
| Copy photos to a computer | Explicit data support for the exact connection path |
| Back up large files regularly | Documented data rate compatible with the phone and computer |
| Use a dock or monitor | Explicit support for that function; charging wording alone is insufficient |
What the IDISON listings establish
Listing B0BM8G3W11 is presented as a 4FT 2-pack 3-in-1 charging cable. Listing B07RJSLGQR is presented as a 6FT 2-pack dual Type-C 4-in-1 charging cable. These are useful length and connector-layout facts. They do not establish USB generation, video support, laptop charging wattage or which branch, if any, carries data.
If your only task is charging, choose the verified connections and enough reach for your setup. If your task includes syncing, do not choose the longer or more multi-headed option on the assumption that it transfers more data.
Ask a precise question before ordering
A useful support request is: “For this product reference, can I transfer files between my phone model and my computer through this input and this device tip? What data standard or rate is supported?” Include both device models and the cable URL. A reply that merely repeats “USB-C compatible” does not answer the data question.
USB-IF distinguishes cable capabilities and data-rate markings in its cable and connector guidance. Use that distinction as a buying check; it does not certify either IDISON listing.
If you already own the cable
Follow your phone maker’s instructions for enabling file transfer and authorizing the computer. Try a cable with known data support as a comparison. A missing file browser connection can involve device settings, the computer port or the cable, so a charging icon alone does not diagnose the cause. Keep the test separate from any assumption about high-speed transfer.
Compare the current listings
FAQ: quick answers
Can the listed IDISON multi charging cables transfer files?
The current listings describe charging connectors, length and pack size but do not specify a data-transfer mode or rate. Treat file-transfer support as unconfirmed and ask about the exact cable and connector path before buying.
Does a USB-C tip guarantee fast data transfer?
No. A connector shape does not establish the supported data rate. Check the exact cable specification and the capabilities of both connected devices.
What should I buy for a phone backup?
Choose a cable whose documented data support matches the phone and computer. If an IDISON listing does not confirm that support, request clarification or choose a cable with an explicit data specification.
Buyer summary
The current listings describe charging connectors, length and pack size but do not specify a data-transfer mode or rate. Treat file-transfer support as unconfirmed and ask about the exact cable and connector path before buying.