4-in-1 Lighter Bracelet Charging Cable, 22 cm

The 4-in-1 lighter bracelet packs four jobs on a wrist: a USB 2.0 charge-and-sync cable (28AWG anaerobic copper core, nickel-plated, 480 Mbps data), a wearable bracelet body, emergency power from its built-in lithium cell, and a cigarette ignition function from that same cell — the original spec’s combination for the everyday-carry crowd.

The build numbers are the real ones: 22 cm length, 35 g, PC shell in white, green, blue or red, Micro USB and 8-pin interface coverage for Android and iOS devices, and an anti-sway bend test to 3000 cycles. One honest safety note, stated plainly: the built-in lithium ignition cell means this is not a plain cable — it carries a battery with a heating element, so check airline and shipping rules before flying with it or freighting it, and keep it away from children. For buyers who need the cable and bracelet without the ignition cell, a cell-free version is quotable per order.

Key features

• 4-in-1: charging / data / bracelet / ignition cell
• Built-in lithium cell for emergency power and ignition
• USB 2.0, 480 Mbps, 28AWG copper core
• 22 cm, 35 g, PC shell, four colours
• 3000-cycle anti-sway bend tested

Specifications

An honest scope note on the lithium cell: capacity is sized for the ignition and emergency-top-up role, not phone charging on the go — treat it as a lighter with a cable attached, not a power bank. Ignition-element regulations differ by market; confirm the rules for your destination before ordering volume.

Typical applications

• Everyday-carry wrist wear
• Novelty gift programmes (age-appropriate)
• Emergency ignition and top-up
• Charge and sync when docked

Custom and OEM options

Colour, tip pair, packaging and logo run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days. Cell-free version (bracelet + cable only) quotable for markets restricting ignition devices.

FAQ

Can it charge my phone from the built-in battery?
Only as an emergency top-up — the cell is sized for ignition, not phone charging; the USB lead does the real charging from a source.

Can I fly with it?
Check airline rules first — the built-in lithium ignition cell falls under battery and lighter restrictions; many carriers restrict it in checked luggage.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.