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Joyroom USB-C to Lightning Braided Cable
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Joyroom USB-C to Lightning Braided Cable

Joyroom JR-S-CL30B is a 1.2m double-braided nylon USB-C to Lightning cable with aluminum connector shells, listed for USB-PD into Lightning iPhones (8–14 and SE) and Lightning iPads. We measured 19.1W into an iPhone 13; MFi was not verified on our sample.

Bottom Line
  • Listing identity: store SKU JK02, GTIN 6956116750121, ~214 EGP. CairoVolt is an independent retailer; the cable carries our store warranty. Not the USB-C→USB-C JR-S-CL30 (30W PD sibling) — different connector family.
  • MFi honesty first: opened sample CV-CB-JRSCL30B-001 carried Joyroom branding and a USB-PD listing — no Apple “Made for iPhone” / MFi logo. MFi authentication was not evidenced the way it was on Anker A8652H21. iOS showed “This accessory may not be supported” during the first charge session on iPhone 13. Treat any MFi claim as vendor-stated until your unit’s packaging proves otherwise — same honesty bar as JR-S-CL20 / JR-S-CL36M.
  • Electricals (instrumented, Eng. Omar Khaled · 2026-07-24): tip-to-tip 122 cm (5m fiberglass tape); weight 24 g (Kkmoon 0.01g scale). Voltage drop at controlled 5V/2A across the full span: 0.14 V (≈70 mΩ VBUS+GND) on FNB58, cross-checked AVHzY CT-3 (±0.01 V) — within the band for a 1.2m Lightning cable at 2A. Peak into iPhone 13 via Anker A2147 30W PD: 19.1 W (FNB58 @ 9.02 V / 2.12 A) — inside Apple’s ~20–27 W wired ceiling (MacRumors).
  • A/B (do not merge): vs JR-S-CL20 — 18.9 W / 0.15 V @ 2A / 121 cm / 21 g / ~118 EGP (lighter braid class). vs JR-S-CL36M — 19.0 W / 0.15 V / 120 cm / 22 g / ~131 EGP (“36mos” = warranty listing, not watts). vs JR-S-CL24M — ~123 EGP / 24-month listing / 1m listed — not instrumented 2026-07-24; no electrical superiority claimed. vs Anker A8652H21 — 19.5 W / verified MFi / 1.8m. CL30B’s differentiator is double-braid + aluminum shells at ~214 EGP — not a warranty-month SKU and not C-to-C.
  • Mid-span surface temp after 10 min at 5V/2A: 35.8°C (BENETECH GM320, ε=0.95) in a 28.3°C room — within the safe band at Lightning-class current. USB 2.0 data only (480 Mbps). Not for iPhone 15/16/17 (USB-C native). Not on Anker cable recall lists (Joyroom ≠ Anker — A8482/A8483/A8465 checked at anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24). CairoVolt store warranty.
How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

CairoVolt is an independent retailer — this cable carries our store warranty. JR-S-CL30B is Joyroom’s double-braided + aluminum-shell USB-C→Lightning answer for Egypt’s still-large Lightning iPhone base (iPhone 8–14, SE 2020/2022, Lightning iPads) at ~214 EGP. Do not confuse with JR-S-CL30 (USB-C→USB-C 30W) or the cheaper braided JR-S-CL20. Six scenarios. RIGHT FOR: (1) LIGHTNING iPHONE DAILY DRIVER WHO WANTS A TOUGHER JACKET — Apple caps wired peak at ~20–27W (MacRumors); we measured 19.1W into iPhone 13 via A2147 30W PD (FNB58), between JR-S-CL20’s 18.9W and Anker A8652H21’s 19.5W on the same brick class — the phone is the gate when PD negotiates. (2) BAG / POCKET ABUSE — double-braided nylon + aluminum shells resist zipper abrasion better than glossy TPE; at ~214 EGP still replaceable without drama. (3) CAREEM / UBER DRIVER with a USB-C car charger (Anker A2741 30W / A2732 35W / Joyroom car charger) — 1.2m reaches cigarette lighter → phone in the passenger seat. (4) LIGHTNING iPad 9th gen at AUC/GUC/Cairo University — pairs with a 20–30W PD brick for a normal session. (5) FAMILY HOUSEHOLD drawer cable for Lightning AirPods cases and older Lightning iPads when a braided finish is preferred. (6) TRAVEL / EGYPTAIR CARRY-ON — 24g measured (0.01g scale); drops into any pocket. WRONG FOR: (7) BUYER WHO NEEDS CONFIRMED APPLE MFi — our sample had no MFi packaging mark; iOS showed the accessory warning; buy Anker A8652H21 / A8612H11 if silent iOS acceptance matters. (8) iPHONE 15 / 16 / 17 — USB-C native; use Joyroom JR-S-CC60 or Anker A8865-class USB-C to USB-C. (9) MacBook / USB-C iPad Pro — Lightning cannot deliver laptop-class PD. (10) BUYER WHO WANTED JR-S-CL30 C-to-C — wrong connector pair; CL30 is USB-C→USB-C 30W. HEAT: Cairo July–August mean high 35°C (WeatherSpark). Mid-span at 5V/2A was 35.8°C (GM320) in a 28.3°C room — fine at Lightning-class current; keep cables shaded on a Cairo dashboard. AUTHENTICITY: check printed “JR-S-CL30B” on the housing and GTIN 6956116750121 on the packaging; do not assume MFi from the Joyroom logo or the aluminum shells alone. ELECTRICITY: fully charging an iPhone 13 (12.41 Wh) from a 20W wall brick via this cable uses ≈0.017 kWh — under 4 piastres on the EgyptERA Sept-2024 tariff. SAME-BRAND + CROSS-BRAND A/B (same lab week): vs JR-S-CL20 — CL30B is heavier (24g vs 21g), similar length (122 vs 121 cm), slightly lower V-drop (0.14V vs 0.15V @ 5V/2A), similar peak (19.1W vs 18.9W), same MFi honesty (neither sample verified). vs Anker A8652H21 — Anker wins verified MFi / silent iOS and 1.8m reach; Joyroom CL30B wins double-braid bag toughness and ~214 EGP vs premium soft-touch.

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Buying Guidance

Specification Guide
Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“The braided exterior and reinforced connector shells are useful for buyers who carry a cable daily. Confirm model JR-S-CL30B, its rated power and any MFi statement; durability still depends on avoiding tight winding, pulling and damaged connectors.”

Product FAQs

Is this cable MFi certified?

Not verified: our tested JR-S-CL30B sample had no Apple MFi packaging mark, and iOS showed an accessory warning. Treat MFi as unconfirmed unless your package shows the mark; the connector shape alone does not establish certification.

How fast does the braided Lightning cable charge?

It supports USB-C PD up to the cable's listed rating with compatible iPhones and chargers. Actual speed varies by phone model, charger, cable condition, and battery level.

Does it support fast charging?

It can use a supported USB-PD profile when the cable's printed rating, USB-C charger and Lightning device are compatible. It is not a 60W USB-C-to-USB-C cable for Samsung phones.

How durable is this cable?

The manufacturer lists a bend-cycle rating for this reinforced braided model. Actual lifespan depends on use; avoid sharp bends and pulling the cable by the wire.

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Purchase Details

CairoVolt (Us)
Price: 214 EGP
Warranty: CairoVolt warranty per product terms
Delivery: Timing varies by destination
Product identification basis: Brand & model listed

Pricing, coverage, and duration are listed per product under the written CairoVolt warranty. Listing a brand and model is not a manufacturer authenticity certificate.

Details

The Joyroom JR-S-CL30B braided USB-C to Lightning cable combines a double-braided exterior with aluminum connector shells. Confirm the rated USB-PD power, length and any MFi statement for this exact model on the supplied packaging or manufacturer documentation. Compatibility and charge time depend on the Lightning device, USB-C charger, cable condition, battery level and temperature. Review the live price, stock and current CairoVolt warranty before ordering.

The Bottom Line:

  • 🛡️ MFi check: Verify the mark for model JR-S-CL30B rather than assuming it.
  • ⚡ USB-PD rating: Confirm the printed value and use compatible equipment.
  • 💪 Braided build: Verify any bend-cycle figure on the exact package; lifespan varies with use.
  • 🎨 Finish: Double-braided jacket with aluminum connector shells as listed.
  • 🧾 Returns and warranty: handled under the current published policy and eligibility terms.

How to verify this model before buying

For model JR-S-CL30B, start with the manufacturer-rated connector types, rated power or data capability and cable length printed on the unit or packaging. Match the connector and required protocol to your exact device. Actual performance varies with the device, settings, temperature and usage, so general examples are not laboratory measurements of this unit. Check the current package contents, price, stock, warranty and return terms on this page before ordering.

MFi: Verify the Exact Model

An MFi statement applies only to the model and configuration included in Apple's accessory program. Look for the mark and model reference on the supplied packaging or manufacturer documentation. Certification does not guarantee that every future software version, charger or damaged cable will behave identically.

Double-Braided Construction and Care

Double-braided nylon and aluminum connector shells can help resist everyday surface wear, but they do not make the cable unbreakable. Avoid tight winding, pulling by the wire or sharp angles at the connector, and stop use if the jacket or plug is damaged.

Compatible Devices:

  • 📱 iPhone 14/13/12/11/SE: USB-PD fast charging (roughly 18-27W depending on model).
  • 📱 iPad (Lightning): Fast charge + data sync.
  • 🎧 AirPods Pro/3: Charging.
  • ❌ iPhone 17/16/15: NOT compatible (USB-C).

⚠️ Buyer Warning:

Lightning cable only — does NOT work with iPhone 17/16/15 (USB-C). If you want the same braided quality for USB-C, see our Joyroom USB-C cables.

📊Specifications

SpecificationValue
BrandJoyroom
SKUJK02
CategoryCharging Cables
CairoVolt warranty12 months — see terms
StockAvailable
ModelJoyroom JR-S-CL30B USB-C to Lightning cable · store SKU JK02 · GTIN 6956116750121 · 1.2m double-braided + aluminum shells
CategoryUSB-C → Lightning charge + sync cable · double-braided nylon · MFi not verified on CairoVolt sample (vendor-stated compatibility only)
Max PowerUSB-PD into Lightning — actual watts negotiated by charger + Lightning iPhone (Apple wired ceiling ~20–27W); CairoVolt measured 19.1W on iPhone 13 via A2147 30W PD (FNB58). Not a 30W USB-C→USB-C cable (that is JR-S-CL30).
MFi CertificationNOT verified on sample CV-CB-JRSCL30B-001 — no Apple MFi packaging mark; MFi authentication NOT evidenced; iOS showed accessory warning. Treat as vendor-stated until your package proves MFi.
E-markerN/A — Lightning cables use Apple-style authentication ICs, not USB-IF E-markers; roles differ
Data SpeedUSB 2.0 (480Mbps) — charge and sync; CarPlay is vehicle-dependent and not guaranteed without verified MFi
ConnectorsUSB-C ↔ Apple Lightning · double-braided nylon jacket · aluminum connector shells · reinforced strain relief
Length1.2m listed — CairoVolt 5m fiberglass tape 122 cm (connector tip to connector tip)
Weight24g listed — CairoVolt Kkmoon 0.01g scale 24 g
JacketDouble-braided nylon with aluminum connector shells — Joyroom lists a bend-test figure; CairoVolt verified continuity after 50 bench flex cycles only
Measured V-drop @ 5V / 2A0.14 V across 1.2m span (≈70 mΩ VBUS+GND) — FNB58 source vs load; AVHzY CT-3 agreement ±0.01 V; within the acceptable band for a 1.2m Lightning cable at 2A (Ohm’s law: 0.14 V ÷ 2 A)
Measured peak on iPhone 13 (via A2147 30W PD)19.1 W (FNB58 @ 9.02 V / 2.12 A) — inside Apple’s wired ceiling; same-week A/B: JR-S-CL20 18.9 W · Anker A8652H21 19.5 W
Same-brand A/B vs CL20 / CL24M / CL36MCL30B = double-braid + aluminum shells, 24g, 0.14V @ 2A, 19.1W peak, ~214 EGP. CL20 = lighter braid class, 21g, 0.15V @ 2A, 18.9W, ~118 EGP. CL36M = 22g, 0.15V, 19.0W, ~131 EGP — “36mos” is warranty listing, not watts. CL24M = ~123 EGP / 24-month listing / 1m listed — not instrumented 2026-07-24. All Joyroom Lightning samples: MFi not verified (iOS accessory warning). Pick CL30B for tougher jacket/shells; CL20 for lowest price; CL24M/CL36M for warranty-term listings.
Cross-brand A/B vs Anker A8652H21JR-S-CL30B = 1.2m double-braided, ~214 EGP, MFi not verified (iOS accessory warning on sample). A8652H21 = 1.8m soft-touch, verified MFi (silent iOS accept), 19.5W peak. Pick Joyroom for braid/price; pick Anker when confirmed MFi and longer reach matter.
Where this cable is enoughLightning iPhone 8/SE/X/XR/XS/11/12/13/14 and SE (2022); Lightning iPads; Lightning AirPods case — when the buyer accepts vendor-stated (not Apple-verified) authentication risk and wants a tougher braid than JR-S-CL20
Where this cable is NOT forBuyers requiring verified Apple MFi; iPhone 15/16/17 (USB-C); MacBook / USB-C iPad Pro; DisplayPort/Alt-mode video; buyers who ordered JR-S-CL30 expecting USB-C→USB-C
Recall StatusNot on any Anker cable recall list — A8482/A8483/A8465 are Anker SKUs; Joyroom is a different brand (verified anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24)
WarrantyCairoVolt store warranty (independent retailer); replace if jacket/connector/strain relief is damaged, iOS accessory warning persists after a known-good port check, or the cable becomes unusually hot
In the BoxOne JR-S-CL30B cable (verify live package contents, printed MPN, GTIN 6956116750121, and any MFi mark with seller)

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

A real hands-on measurement — tap to show the verdict and numbers.

The verdict

JR-S-CL30B is a double-braided Lightning cable (0.14V @ 2A/1.2m, 19.1W into iPhone 13) with aluminum shells that feel tougher than JR-S-CL20 — but MFi was not verified on our sample and iOS showed the accessory warning. Prefer Anker A8652H21 for confirmed MFi; CL30B when braid/shell toughness matters more.

How we tested it

Per Bench Test Protocol (cables): tip-to-tip length with a 5m fiberglass tape; weight on a Kkmoon 0.01g scale. MFi honesty: visual check for Apple Made for iPhone / MFi logo on the opened package; FNIRSI FNB58 (fw 1.3) logging while inline between Anker A2147 30W PD and a live iPhone 13 (battery health 89%, start SoC 22%); iOS accessory-warning behaviour logged over a 45-min session. Peak negotiated wattage and 9V PD voltage stability logged on FNB58 during the 22%→45% climb; cross-checked with AVHzY CT-3 (agreement 0.05 W). Voltage drop: controlled 2A constant-current at 5V through JUWEI 35W electronic load on the USB-C side plus a Lightning-to-USB-A load jig on the Lightning end (jig for load simulation ONLY — not part of the delivered accessory chain); FNB58 source-vs-load V, AVHzY CT-3 cross-check (±0.01 V); implied resistance via Ohm’s law V=I×R. Cable surface temperature: BENETECH GM320 (ε=0.95) at three mid-span points and strain-relief after 10 minutes at 5V/2A. Continuity rechecked after 50 manual flex cycles (30° at each strain relief) — Joyroom bend-test figure NOT translated into a lifetime promise. Same-lab-week A/B commentary uses published CairoVolt results for JR-S-CL20 (18.9 W peak, 0.15 V @ 5V/2A over 1.2m, MFi not verified) and Anker A8652H21 (19.5 W peak, 0.17 V @ 5V/2A over 1.8m, verified MFi, silent iOS accept). Independent corroboration (not our data): Apple iPhone 13 12.41 Wh + ~20W wired PD ceiling (apple.com/iphone-13/specs, MacRumors); USB-IF PD 3.0 on usb.org (E-marker above 3A/60W — N/A to Lightning auth); anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24. Single retail unit; production batches may vary. Not measured this date: in-vehicle CarPlay; independent IC teardown (housings not opened); USB 3 throughput; any claim that CL30B is “faster” than CL20 beyond the 0.2 W peak delta observed.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (Inline V·A·W during real iPhone 13 PD charge; source-vs-load V-drop) · AVHzY CT-3 (Cross-check of peak wattage and V-drop — agreement ≤0.05 W / ±0.01 V with FNB58) · Anker A2147 30W USB-C PD wall charger (Real-device peak-power PD source (confirmed 9V/2.22A PDO)) · Apple iPhone 13 (3,240 mAh / 12.41 Wh, battery health 89%) (Real-device negotiation, peak power, and iOS accessory-warning observation) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load + Lightning-to-USB-A load jig (Controlled 5V/2A draw for V-drop (jig NOT part of delivered product chain)) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Cable mid-span and strain-relief surface temperature at 5V/2A) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · 5m fiberglass tape (Weight and tip-to-tip length) · HTC-2 thermo-hygrometer · Uni-T UT61E (Ambient temperature/humidity and mains voltage at test start) · Joyroom JR-S-CL20 — same-brand reference (Same-lab-week A/B for braid class, V-drop, iPhone 13 peak, and MFi honesty) · Anker SureIStrong A8652H21 (1.8m) — cross-brand reference (Same-lab-week A/B for verified MFi behaviour, iPhone 13 peak power, and V-drop class)
MetricRatedMeasured
Recall statusA8482/A8483/A8465 are Anker SKUs; Joyroom is a different brandN/A (Joyroom brand)Not on Anker cable recall list — verified 2026-07-24
MFi packaging markVisual inspection of sample CV-CB-JRSCL30B-001 packageVendor-stated compatibility / verify on packageAbsent on opened sample — Joyroom branding + USB-PD listing only; no Apple Made for iPhone logo
Apple authentication chip (Lightning end)Inferred from iOS behaviour during a real PD charge (iOS warns on unauthenticated Lightning accessories), not from the USB-C meterApple MFi authentication IC (if MFi)NOT evidenced (iOS accessory warning) — contrast A8652H21 same lab week (silent iOS accept); matches CL20 honesty outcome
iOS accessory warningDirect observation on iPhone 13 (BH 89%) — A8652H21 was silent on the same phone; CL20 same warning class—“This accessory may not be supported” appeared during the first 45-min iPhone 13 charge session
Peak power negotiated (iPhone 13 + A2147 30W)FNB58 inline @ 9.02 V / 2.12 A — AVHzY CT-3 agreement 0.05 W; CL20 same brick: 18.9 W; A8652H21: 19.5 WApple wired ceiling for iPhone 13 (~20W class)19.1 W
Voltage stability under PD loadBetween CL20 (±0.05 V) and A8652H21 (±0.03 V) — normal USB-PD behaviour—9.02 V ±0.04 V for the 22%→45% climb (FNB58)
Voltage drop @ 5V / 2A (1.2m span)FNB58 source vs load; AVHzY CT-3 ±0.01 V — CL20: 0.15 V / 1.2m; A8652H21: 0.17 V / 1.8m—0.14 V
Implied VBUS+GND resistance0.14 V ÷ 2 A (Ohm’s law) — CL20 implied ≈75 mΩ; A8652H21 ≈85 mΩ over longer span—≈ 70 mΩ
Data speedUSB 2.0 (480Mbps)USB 2.0 — charge/sync; CarPlay not bench-tested in-vehicle this date
Length (tip-to-tip)5m fiberglass tape — within ±5cm tolerance1.2m122 cm
WeightKkmoon 0.01g scale — matches listing; 3g heavier than JR-S-CL20 (21 g) — aluminum shells + denser braid24g (listing)24 g
Cable mid-span temp @ 5V / 2A (10 min)GM320 IR (ε=0.95) — ambient 28.3°C; within the safe band at Lightning-class current—35.8°C
Strain-relief temp @ 5V / 2A (10 min)GM320 IR — no localized heating spike at either aluminum shell—34.2°C
iPhone 13 22%→80% real-time charge durationStopwatch + iOS battery % — Apple wired-charge curve; CL20 71 min / A8652H21 68 min on same phone/brick class—69 min
Continuity after 50 bench flex cyclesBench flex only — NOT a certified fatigue test—Stable — no intermittent open on VBUS/GND during FNB58 continuity recheck
iPhone 15/16/17 compatibilityUse JR-S-CC60 or A8865-class USB-C to USB-C instead—NOT compatible — those iPhones are USB-C native; Lightning connector does not fit
Disambiguation vs JR-S-CL30—Different product — JR-S-CL30 is USB-C→USB-C 30W PD (already gold); JR-S-CL30B is USB-C→Lightning braided
Disambiguation vs JR-S-CL24M / JR-S-CL36M—Warranty-listing siblings, not jacket twins — CL36M “36mos” / CL24M “24mos” are listing terms; CL30B differentiator is double-braid + aluminum shells (~214 EGP). CL24M not instrumented 2026-07-24
Same-brand + cross-brand A/B summary—Electricals close across Joyroom Lightning braids (18.9–19.1W; 0.14–0.15V class) + Anker 19.5W; Anker alone verified MFi / silent iOS; CL30B wins tougher double-braid + Al shells vs CL20/CL36M at higher price — not a warranty-month SKU

✅ Strengths (measured)

  • V-drop 0.14 V at 5V/2A over 1.2m (FNB58; AVHzY ±0.01 V) — ≈70 mΩ implied (0.14÷2); within the acceptable band; 0.01 V lower than JR-S-CL20 same span
  • 19.1 W peak into iPhone 13 from A2147 30W PD (FNB58 @ 9.02 V / 2.12 A) — inside Apple’s wired ceiling; between CL20 18.9 W and A8652H21 19.5 W same brick class
  • Mid-span 35.8°C after 10 min at 5V/2A (GM320, ambient 28.3°C) — double-braid ventilates fine at Lightning-class current
  • Length 122 cm / weight 24 g (tape + 0.01g scale) — matches listing; aluminum shells + denser braid add ~3 g over JR-S-CL20 for bag-abrasion duty
  • Double-braided nylon + aluminum connector shells — tougher daily jacket feel than JR-S-CL20 at ~214 EGP vs ~118 EGP; continuity stable after 50 bench flex cycles
  • Not on Anker cable recall lists (Joyroom brand; A8482/A8483/A8465 verified anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24)

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

  • MFi NOT verified on sample CV-CB-JRSCL30B-001 — no Apple MFi packaging mark; MFi authentication not evidenced; iOS showed “This accessory may not be supported.” Buy Anker A8652H21 / A8612H11 when silent MFi acceptance matters
  • Lightning connector — NOT for iPhone 15/16/17 (USB-C native); use JR-S-CC60 or A8865-class USB-C to USB-C instead
  • Not JR-S-CL30 — that SKU is USB-C→USB-C 30W PD; CL30B is USB-C→Lightning only. Ordering the wrong sibling is a common Egypt catalogue mix-up
  • Peak wired power is Apple’s per-model ceiling (~20W on iPhone 13/14 non-Pro) — the phone caps the rate; do not expect 30W because a related Joyroom SKU or the brick advertises it
  • USB 2.0 data only (480Mbps) — 100GB iPhone backups over USB will take 30–40 min; CarPlay not bench-tested in-vehicle and is riskier without verified MFi
  • Joyroom stated bend-test figure is a manufacturer lab condition — CairoVolt verified continuity after 50 bench flex cycles only, not a lifetime bend count
  • No independent lab teardown of JR-S-CL30B published — CairoVolt did NOT open the housings; do not assume specific IC identity
  • Single retail unit tested; production batches may vary — verify printed model “JR-S-CL30B”, GTIN 6956116750121, and any Apple MFi mark on your delivered unit

Sample: CV-CB-JRSCL30B-001 · One retail-stock unit — MPN JR-S-CL30B · store SKU JK02 · GTIN 6956116750121 · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.3°C (HTC-2) · humidity 43% RH · mains 222V (UT61E) · no Apple MFi packaging mark on opened sample · same-lab-week A/B vs Joyroom JR-S-CL20 (CV-CB-JRSCL20-001) and Anker SureIStrong A8652H21 (CV-CB-A8652H21-001, tested 2026-07-23) · not on Anker cable recall lists (Joyroom brand — A8482/A8483/A8465 checked at anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24) · ≠ JR-S-CL30 USB-C→USB-C

Tested: 24 July 2026 · By: Eng. Omar Khaled — Lead Technician

A real measurement of one unit — indicative, not guaranteed for every unit; verify on the unit you receive.