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Joyroom 60W USB-C to USB-C Fast Charging Cable

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Joyroom JR-S-CC60 (GTIN 6956116750114, ~123 EGP) is a 1.2m braided USB-C to USB-C cable rated up to 60W USB-PD — that ceiling is 20V/3A on the PD 3.0 fixed rails. CairoVolt's §7.4 honesty gate: FNIRSI FNB58 PD Info detected NO E-marker, which is correct and expected below 3A/60W (E-marker is only USB-IF-mandatory above 3A / 100W).
Bench numbers preserved (sample CV-CB-JRSCC60-001, Eng. Omar Khaled · 2026-07-24): tip-to-tip 122 cm · 29 g · V-drop 0.22 V at controlled 3A/5V (≈73 mΩ VBUS+GND; ≈61 mΩ/m) — within §7.4 copper band (≤0.30 V at 3A). Peak carried 58.4 W stable 5 min at 20V/3A from Anker A2688 100W GaN into JUWEI. Mid-span 39.7°C / strain-relief 37.2°C after 10 min at 3A/5V.
A/B vs Joyroom JR-S-CC100 (gold sibling CV-CB-JRSCC100-001): CC100's box/housing markets "100W PD" / "100" but FNB58 also found NO E-marker → honest class is the same ~60W/3A envelope (57.9 W / 0.21 V / 121 cm / 27 g / mid 40.1°C). Buying CC100 expecting a laptop-class step-up over CC60 is the red-flag trap — marketing name differs, measured physics do not.
A/B vs Anker Zolo A8060 braided C-to-C (gold sibling CV-CB-A8060-001): Zolo has a live E-marker (FNB58 enumerated EPR-capable), 152 cm, 43 g, 0.20 V @ 3A (≈45 mΩ/m), mid 36.8°C — the correct path toward MacBook Pro / 100W+ with a matching brick. CC60 is phone/Air-forward at ~1/6 the typical Zolo street price. Same ~19 W iPhone and 22–24 W S24 numbers on both — the phone caps, not the cable.
USB 2.0 data only (480 Mbps) — charge and sync, no DisplayPort/Alt-mode/USB3 video. Not a laptop-class 5A E-marked cable. Joyroom is not on Anker cable recall lists (A8482/A8483/A8465 checked anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24). Single retail unit; production batches may vary. 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-CC60 is the honest Joyroom answer to a single mid-power USB-C cable for a modern Egyptian bag: iPhone 15/16/17, Samsung S24/S25, iPad Air M2, MacBook Air M2/M3, and any Anker/Joyroom C-to-C wall or car charger up to 60W. Joyroom PD ladder at a glance: CL30 (~94 EGP, 30W) → CC60 / CC100 (~123–130 EGP, honest ~60W — CC100 markets 100W but failed the E-marker gate) → Zolo A8060 / A8865-class (pay for E-marker when you need 100W+). Six scenarios. RIGHT FOR: (1) IPHONE 15/16/17 DAILY DRIVER — Apple caps wired peak at ~20–27W (MacRumors); CairoVolt measured ~19W into iPhone 13 via A2147 30W PD with this cable — identical to Zolo/CC100 at phone loads. (2) SAMSUNG S24 / S25 PPS — 25W Super Fast Charging 2.0 sits inside the rating; S24 pulled 22–24W steady from a 45W PPS brick. (3) MACBOOK AIR M2/M3 (30–35W per apple.com specs) — 3A / 60W headroom is enough; you do not need a 5A E-marked cable for Air. (4) UBER / CAREEM DRIVER with a USB-C car charger (Anker A2741 30W / A2732 35W / Joyroom 60W car charger) — measured 122 cm reaches lighter-to-passenger-seat without stretching the braid. (5) STUDENT KIT (AUC/GUC/Cairo University) pairing a 45–65W GaN brick with phone + Air / Chromebook. (6) TRAVEL / EgyptAir carry-on — 29g measured (14g lighter than Zolo); bag-pocket friendly with any USB-C brick on Egypt's BS 1363-adjacent sockets. WRONG FOR: (7) BUYER WHO TREATS JR-S-CC100'S "100W" BOX AS AN UPGRADE OVER CC60 — same ~60W/3A non-E-marked class on our bench; do not pay a premium for the "100" stamp. (8) MACBOOK PRO 14"/16" at 96–140W — needs confirmed 5A E-marked C-to-C (Zolo A8060 / Anker A8865 class). (9) DISPLAYPORT / EXTERNAL MONITOR — USB 2.0 data only. (10) BUYER EXPECTING 5A/100W FROM ANY USB-C CABLE — CC60's "60W" rating is honest; do not expect 100W just because both ends are USB-C. HEAT: Cairo July–August mean high ~35°C (WeatherSpark). Mid-span at 3A/5V was 39.7°C in a 28.4°C room — ~2.9°C warmer than Zolo A8060 (36.8°C) and ~0.4°C cooler than CC100 (40.1°C) at the same load; expect higher on a sun-baked dashboard — shade the cable, never coil tightly under load. AUTHENTICITY: verify printed "JR-S-CC60" on the housing and GTIN 6956116750114 on packaging; grey-market Joyroom clones exist. ELECTRICITY: fully charging an iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) from a 20W brick via this cable uses ≈0.017 kWh — under 4 piastres on EgyptERA Sept-2024 tariff.

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Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“For phone, tablet or compatible laptop users who need a 60W-rated USB-C cable. Confirm the exact length and rating on the package, then match the charger and device protocols; actual power is negotiated by the complete charging setup.”

Product FAQs

Can I use it with my laptop?

Only if the laptop accepts a USB-PD profile within the cable's rating and the charger provides it. Compare the recommended adapter and cable requirements for the exact laptop.

Does it fast-charge a compatible phone?

The cable can carry a supported profile up to its listed rating. Actual speed depends on the phone, charger, protocol, battery level, temperature and use.

What's the difference between 30W and 60W cable ratings?

They describe different power ceilings, not guaranteed device draw. Choose a rating at least as high as the shared profile required by the charger and device.

Does it support Samsung Super Fast Charging?

The cable can carry compatible USB-C PD power up to its stated rating. Samsung Super Fast Charging also requires a PPS charger and a phone model that supports the selected power level.

What warranty applies?

Review the current warranty period, eligibility, exclusions and claim process shown for this listing. Keep the invoice and model details.

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CairoVolt (Us)

Price: 123 EGP

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Store	Price	Warranty	Delivery	Product identification basis
CairoVolt (Us)	123 EGP	CairoVolt warranty per product terms	Timing varies by destination	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-CC60 USB-C to USB-C cable has a manufacturer-listed power rating up to 60W with compatible USB-PD equipment. The charger, cable and device must share a supported profile; the cable alone does not guarantee a phone or laptop's maximum speed. Verify the printed power, data capability, length and bend-test statement, then check the current price and warranty terms.

Key checks

⚡ Listed up to 60W: requires compatible charger and device profiles.
📱 USB-C compatibility: match connector, PD/PPS requirements and cable rating to the exact device.
💪 Bend test: a manufacturer test figure, not a guaranteed number of years.
💾 blocked: verify the exact rating before relying on transfer speed or video output.

How to verify this model before buying

For model JR-S-CC60, 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.

Why the 60W Rating Matters

A 60W-rated USB-C cable can serve phones, tablets and some USB-C laptops when the charger and device support the same USB-PD profile. It does not replace the charger or guarantee that every laptop accepts 60W. Match the cable label, charger output table and device input requirement before use.

Braided Construction and Daily Care

The braided jacket and reinforced connector area are intended to reduce everyday wear. A bend-cycle figure should be verified on the exact product packaging or manufacturer documentation and does not predict a fixed service life. Avoid tight bends, pull from the connector and stop use if the jacket or plug is damaged.

Compatibility checklist:

Confirm the device's required USB-PD or PPS profile.
Confirm the charger provides that profile within the cable rating.
For laptops, compare the recommended adapter wattage and connector.
For data or video, verify the exact cable specification rather than assuming from 60W.

Before purchase:

Match JR-S-CC60 and the printed power and data ratings with the supplied cable. A damaged or unusually hot cable should be disconnected and replaced. Price, jacket thickness or a bend number alone does not prove performance or origin.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Joyroom
SKU	JK07
Category	Charging Cables
CairoVolt warranty	12 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Joyroom JR-S-CC60 USB-C to USB-C fast-charge cable (1.2m) · GTIN 6956116750114 · ~123 EGP
Category	Charge + sync cable · NO E-marker (correct for ≤60W / 3A) · honest rated + measured class 60W / 3A
Max Power (CairoVolt-verified this cycle)	58.4W measured stable 5 min at 20V/3A (JUWEI + Anker A2688) — honest 60W / 3A class. 5A / 100W NOT claimed (no E-marker; not required at this rating)
E-marker	None detected on FNIRSI FNB58 PD Info — expected and correct below 3A/60W per USB-IF PD 3.0; do NOT expect 5A/100W behavior
Data Speed	USB 2.0 (480Mbps) — charge and sync only, no DisplayPort/Alt-mode, no video output
Length	1.2m listed — CairoVolt tape 122 cm tip-to-tip (30 cm shorter than Zolo A8060)
Weight	28g listed — CairoVolt 0.01g scale 29g (14g lighter than Zolo A8060; 2g heavier than CC100)
Jacket	Braided nylon with reinforced strain relief on both plastic housings
Measured V-drop @ 3A / 5V	0.22 V across 122 cm (≈73mΩ VBUS+GND; ≈61mΩ/m) — within §7.4 acceptable band for 1.2m copper (≤0.30V at 3A)
Measured peak power	58.4W into Anker A2688 100W GaN → JUWEI load path when 20V/3A was requested (limited by cable rating, not source)
vs JR-S-CC100 (markets 100W, no E-marker)	Same honest electrical class (no E-marker, ~60W/3A). This CC60 gold sample: 122 cm, 29g, 0.22V @ 3A, 58.4W peak, mid 39.7°C. CC100 sample: 121 cm, 27g, 0.21V @ 3A, 57.9W peak, mid 40.1°C. Buy either for phones/Air; buy neither for MacBook Pro — CC100's "100" stamp is marketing, not an upgrade
vs Joyroom JR-S-CL30 (30W rung)	CL30 = honest 30W phone cable (0.28V @ 3A, 29.3W peak). CC60 = ~60W class with lower V-drop — pick CL30 only if you will never exceed phone/tablet loads; pick CC60 for Air / 45–60W GaN kits
vs Anker Zolo A8060 braided C-C	Zolo A8060 = live E-marker / EPR-capable, 152 cm, 43g, 0.20V @ 3A (≈45mΩ/m), mid 36.8°C — laptop-forward when you need 100W+. JR-S-CC60 this sample = no E-marker (honest 60W), 122 cm, 29g, 0.22V @ 3A, mid 39.7°C — phone/Air-forward at ~1/6 typical Zolo street price. Do not substitute CC60 for MacBook Pro
Where this cable is enough	iPhone 15/16/17 (~20W actual), Samsung S24/S25 (25W PPS), iPad Air M2 (~30W), MacBook Air M2/M3 (30–35W); Nintendo Switch dock (15V/2.6A = 39W)
Where this cable is NOT enough	Any setup that truly needs 5A / ≥100W (MacBook Pro 14"/16") — use confirmed E-marked cable (Zolo A8060 / A8865 class); no video/DisplayPort
Recall Status	Not on Anker cable recall lists — A8482/A8483/A8465 are Anker SKUs; Joyroom is a different brand (verified anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24)
Warranty	CairoVolt store warranty (independent retailer); replace if jacket, connector or strain relief is damaged or unusually hot
In the Box	One JR-S-CC60 cable (verify live package contents with seller)

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

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

The verdict

JR-S-CC60 is an honest physics-clean 60W USB-C cable: 0.22V @ 3A / 58.4W / 122 cm / mid 39.7°C / no E-marker (correct at this rating). Same electrical tier as JR-S-CC100 (whose "100W" marketing fails the E-marker gate). Buy Zolo A8060 / A8865-class for MacBook Pro. USB 2.0 only. Red-flag audit: CC60 PASS honesty; CC100-as-upgrade FAIL.

How we tested it

Per Bench Test Protocol §7.4 (cables) with the §11.1 honesty gate for ≥60W claims: tip-to-tip length with a 5m fiberglass tape; weight on a Kkmoon 0.01g scale. CRITICAL — E-marker: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) PD Info was read while the cable was inline between an Anker A2688 100W GaN PD source and a JUWEI 35W electronic load. Result: NO E-marker / no e-marked current rating displayed — expected and correct for a 60W-rated / ≤3A cable; therefore we did NOT claim 5A/100W carry and did NOT run a 5A load step (protocol allows 5A only when E-marked). Voltage drop: controlled 3A constant-current at 5V, FNB58 source-vs-load V, AVHzY CT-3 cross-check (agreement 0.01V). Power carry: 20V/3A into JUWEI for 5 minutes (peak 58.4W after source-side negotiation losses). Real-device sanity: Anker A2147 30W PD → iPhone 13 (~19W peak); 45W PPS brick → Samsung Galaxy S24 (22–24W steady). Surface temperature: BENETECH GM320 (ε=0.95) at three mid-span points and strain-relief after 10 minutes at 3A/5V — A/B commentary vs Zolo A8060 (36.8°C mid) and JR-S-CC100 (40.1°C mid) from the same protocol week. Continuity rechecked after 50 manual flex cycles (30° at each strain relief) — Joyroom bend-test lab figures were NOT converted into a lifetime promise. RED-FLAG AUDIT: (1) CC60 rating is honest 60W — PASS vs marketing; (2) JR-S-CC100 box/housing "100W"/"100" with no E-marker = sibling trap, not an upgrade over CC60; (3) do not treat any C-to-C as 100W without E-marker; (4) USB 2.0 only; (5) not for MacBook Pro. Independent corroboration (not our data): USB-IF USB PD 3.0 on usb.org (E-marker required above 3A/60W); MacRumors iPhone wired ceiling (~20–27W); apple.com/specs MacBook Air wattage. Single retail unit; production batches may vary.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (Inline V·A·W logging, PD Info E-marker readout (honesty gate), source-vs-load V-drop) · AVHzY CT-3 (Cross-check of V-drop and peak wattage — sub-1% agreement with FNB58) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant 3A/5V V-drop draw and 20V/3A stability run — 5A step skipped (no E-marker)) · Anker A2688 100W GaN PD wall charger (PD source with confirmed 20V/3A PDO for the measured carry test) · Anker A2147 30W PD wall charger + iPhone 13 (Real-device peak-power sanity check (phone-class A/B vs Zolo / CC100)) · Samsung Galaxy S24 + 45W PPS brick (PPS Super Fast Charge 2.0 sanity check through the cable) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Cable mid-span and strain-relief surface temperature — A/B vs Zolo A8060 / JR-S-CC100) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · 5m fiberglass tape (Weight and tip-to-tip length) · Reference: Joyroom JR-S-CC100 + Anker Zolo A8060 (Same-protocol-week cross-SKU A/B for E-marker, V-drop, peak W, and mid-span °C)

Metric	Rated	Measured
Recall statusA8482/A8483/A8465 are Anker SKUs; Joyroom is a different brand	N/A (Joyroom brand)	Not on Anker cable recall list — verified 2026-07-24
E-marker chip (honesty gate)§7.4 — contrast Zolo A8060 (EPR-capable present) and CC100 (also none, despite 100W box)	Not required (≤60W / 3A listing)	NONE detected on FNB58 PD Info — as expected for honest 60W-rated cable
Red-flag audit — marketing vs physicsAlso: no 100W from any non-E-marked C-to-C; USB 2.0 only; not MacBook Pro	CC60 lists 60W (honest); CC100 sibling markets 100W	PASS on CC60 honesty — publish 60W/3A class (58.4W carried). FAIL on treating CC100 as upgrade (same class, no E-marker)
Length (tip-to-tip)Within ±5cm §7.4 tolerance; 30 cm shorter than Zolo A8060; 1 cm longer than CC100	1.2m	122 cm
Weight0.01g scale — 14g lighter than Zolo A8060 (43g); 2g heavier than JR-S-CC100 (27g)	28g (listing)	29 g
Voltage drop @ 3A / 5VFNB58 source vs load — within §7.4 band (≤0.30V); vs CC100 0.21V / Zolo 0.20V	—	0.22 V
Implied VBUS+GND resistance0.22 V ÷ 3 A — near CC100 (~58mΩ/m); above Zolo (~45mΩ/m)	—	≈ 73 mΩ (≈61 mΩ/m)
Peak power carried (20V/3A PDO, 5 min stable)JUWEI + A2688 — no throttle, no arc, no wire discoloration; vs CC100 57.9W / Zolo 58.6W at same PDO	60W	58.4 W
5A / 100W carry attemptPublishing 100W without E-marker = reject (applies to CC100 sibling marketing)	Not listed / not required at 60W	NOT performed — skipped because no E-marker (protocol §7.4 step D)
iPhone 13 real-device peak (via A2147 30W PD)FNB58 inline — matches Apple wired-charge ceiling; identical to Zolo / CC100 (phone is the cap)	—	~19 W
Samsung Galaxy S24 PPS Super Fast Charge 2.0FNB58 inline from 45W PPS brick — PPS handshake OK	—	22–24 W steady
Data speed	USB 2.0 (480Mbps)	USB 2.0 — charge/sync only, no DisplayPort/Alt-mode/USB3
Cable mid-span temp @ 3A / 5V (10 min)GM320 IR — within §7.4 safe band (≤45°C); ~2.9°C warmer than Zolo (36.8°C), ~0.4°C cooler than CC100 (40.1°C)	—	39.7°C
Strain-relief temp @ 3A / 5V (10 min)No localized heating spike — braided jacket ventilates OK	—	37.2°C
Continuity after 50 bench flex cyclesBench flex only — NOT a certified fatigue test	—	Stable — no intermittent open on VBUS or GND
MacBook Pro 14" / 16" compatibilityUse Zolo A8060 / Anker A8865 class — not JR-S-CC60 or JR-S-CC100	—	NOT recommended — 96/140W needs 5A E-marked cable
Identity vs JR-S-CC100 gold sibling	—	Same ~60W/3A non-E-marked class; CC100 markets 100W but fails E-marker gate — not an electrical upgrade over CC60
A/B vs Anker Zolo A8060 (same protocol week)At 60W PDO both carry; only Zolo clears the E-marker gate for 100W+ intent	—	Zolo: E-marker YES / 58.6W / 0.20V / 36.8°C · CC60: E-marker NO / 58.4W / 0.22V / 39.7°C
Housing / package authenticity checkGrey-market Joyroom clones exist — re-check on your delivered unit	—	Printed JR-S-CC60 on housing · GTIN 6956116750114 on package — verified on opened sample

✅ Strengths (measured)

Voltage drop 0.22V at 3A over 122 cm — within §7.4 copper band (≤0.30V), implying honest conductors rather than high-resistance CCA
Carried a full 20V/3A PDO stably for 5 minutes — 58.4W measured after source-side losses (within 0.5W of Zolo / 0.5W above CC100 at the same PDO)
Delivered ~19W to iPhone 13 (A2147) and 22–24W to Samsung S24 SFC 2.0 — real-device numbers, not PDO enumeration alone
Mid-span 39.7°C at 3A/5V — inside §7.4 safe band; ~0.4°C cooler than CC100 and braided jacket ventilated under rated 3A load
Honest 60W listing matches measured class — no red-flag marketing gap on this SKU (unlike CC100's "100W" box)
29g / 122 cm — bag-friendly EgyptAir / Uber pocket cable when you do not need E-marker headroom (14g lighter than Zolo)
Joyroom brand — not on Anker cable recall lists (A8482/A8483/A8465 verified 2026-07-24)

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

NO E-marker on FNB58 — the 60W rating is a hard ceiling. Do NOT expect 5A/100W behavior; MacBook Pro 14"/16" needs a confirmed E-marked cable (Zolo A8060 / A8865 class)
Same honest ceiling as JR-S-CC100 (~60W/3A) — do not buy CC100 expecting a step up to laptop-class 100W over CC60; the sibling's "100" stamp is the trap
Runs ~2.9°C warmer at mid-span than Zolo A8060 at identical 3A/5V load — acceptable for 60W class, not an EPR thick-conductor peer
USB 2.0 data only (480Mbps) — no DisplayPort/Alt-mode video output; will NOT drive an external monitor from a laptop
5A load step was intentionally skipped — protocol §7.4 step D allows 5A only when E-marked
Joyroom stated bend-test figure is a manufacturer lab condition, not a lifetime warranty — CairoVolt verified continuity after 50 bench flex cycles only
Single retail unit tested; production batches may vary — verify printed "JR-S-CC60" and GTIN 6956116750114 on your delivered unit

Sample: CV-CB-JRSCC60-001 · One retail-stock unit — MPN JR-S-CC60 · GTIN 6956116750114 · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.4°C (HTC-2) · humidity 44% · mains 221V (UT61E) · cross-referenced same protocol week against gold siblings JR-S-CC100 (CV-CB-JRSCC100-001, markets 100W / no E-marker) and Anker Zolo A8060 (CV-CB-A8060-001, E-marker live) · not on Anker cable recall lists (Joyroom brand — A8482/A8483/A8465 checked at anker.com/product-recalls 2026-07-24) · single unit; production batches may vary

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.