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My Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 2 (FINAL) [May 20, 2020]

Here’s my ‘Part 2′ and ‘Final Topic’ of my Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable with my Paper Dolls. 🙂

In this final part, I’m gonna do a comparison with my current used Micro USB Cables and charging my Romoss Sense 6+ Pro (PH80 Pro) using my recent ordered Romoss CB Lightning Cable.😊

BTW (#1): Some of the pictures I took are combined into one image (using GIMP), despite the total of 12 pictures.

So without further a do, let’s get started:

1st & 2nd Image(s): • First off with the comparison; Here you see my (first owned) Lightning Cable on the top with the bottom was three Micro USB Cables (from left to right), a Huawei standard cable (which came from the Honor 8C included accessory), Romoss CB05 Classic Series (which came from Romoss Sense 6 / PH80 included accessory) and finally the Anker Powerline are all which a white color except the middle one because the Romoss CB05 was gray. My paper doll said that they’re all neat. Well yeah but owning a white item color could be messed up after usage.

3rd & 4th Image(s) [combined]: •Next, here you see the four USBs have different looks with the same male USB type A plug on the 3rd Image [combined]. Same goes to the wire differences with the CB12 at the bottom which slightly yet bit thin than the other wires you see. Also, yeah sorry for the messy white appearance; again this is what I’m talking about of using white cable items could be very messy after usage, though sometimes it is impossible to clean it. • So anyway, on the 4th image [combined] you see the other side of male plug, in which all three are Micro USB type B plugs except the Lightning Cable on the bottom. Also on the 4th Image you see the measure meter / ft (foot) comparison; Both my Huawei and Romoss CB12 are slightly same meters of 1.0 meters / 3.28ft, while my Anker powerline has shortly of 0.9 meters / 3ft (If I call that), and the next one was Romoss CB05 Classic Cable has the shortest length of 0.5m / 0.1ft (as far as I know).

5th to 8th Image(s): •(5th & 6th Images) Here I tested out the charging process with my current used power bank Romoss Sense 6+ Pro (PH80 Pro) using my old Anker Powerport 2 and of course my Romoss Lightning Cable to see how long will it full charge. My Paper Dolls said that ‘sounds good’. • (7th & 8th Images) So now I’m plugging in through the power socket at the exact time of 1:10 AM - as my power bank begins to blinking charge. My paper dolls said that ‘It’ll wait until it’s fully charge’, and I could agree on that. So in the meantime they’re go back to their container for some good night sleep. Good night, paper dolls.  💤🌙

9th & 10th Image(s): • Hours later, between 1:30 to 1:50 PM, my Romoss (PH80 Pro) power bank was finally fully charged. My paper dolls’ reaction are very happy. 😊 So as a result, it is a regular yet a standard Lightning Cable just like my Micro USB Cables.Although It is not a quick charge cable, but it doesn’t matter for me. 🙂 

BTW (#2): I didn’t get of what specific time for full charged, but it’s okay. Because my Anker PowerPort 2 has always have a ‘MultiProtect Safety System’ which prevents any sorts of electrical port problems. So if you want to more about Anker PowerPort 2 then please [CLICK ME!].

Hopefully I could get the quick charge cable version of either in Micro USB (type B) or a USB Type C form, but that’ll be for my future plan or just in case my old cable was completely severe. Regardless of that, I still have more Micro USB cables in my disposal.

So that’s the end of my topic. If you want to see my previous part then please click here down below.↓

• My Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 1 [May 13, 2020]

And if you want to see my currently used Romoss power banks as well as my Anker items I used, then I’ll provide some links down below as well. 😉↓

Previous: • My Romoss Power Banks: Part 1 , Part 2, Part 3 • My Anker Powerlines w/ my Paper Dolls [Oct 26, 2018]: Part 1, Part 2, Authentication check [Nov 9, 2018] • My Anker Powerport 2 w/ my Paper Dolls [Jan 24, 2017]

My Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 1 [May 13, 2020]

Okay so, while my current item topic (XP-Pen Deco 01 V2 [CLICK ME!]) still ongoing, I have another item that I’ve ordered from Lazada; without show ya the unopened parcel of that nor needed to record a video, because this item is a simple USB lightning cable. 😊

BTW (#1): Some of the pictures I took are combined into one image (using GIMP), despite the total of 12 pictures. (#2): I actually earned E-wallet (Lazada E-Wallet) by joining ‘Lazada’s Guest It’ once again this year 2020. So if you don’t know about this then please [CLICK ME!]. 😁

Now that said, let’s get started:

1st and 2nd Image(s) [Combined]: • Here’s my Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable for Apple devices (e.g. iPhone & iPad models) - both the box (on the left) and the actual cable (on the right). The cable costs me ₱55 (roughly $1.10) w/ free shipping voucher, nice. Now my Paper Dolls wondering to me said, ‘why did you choose lightning cable?’. Well I’m glad you asked, so I’ll explain it on the very end of image. 😉 But for now, let’s go to the next image.

3rd and 4th Image(s) [Combined]: • On the 3rd Image (left side), here you see the back of the information with multiple languages. While on the 4th Image (right side) there’s an serial authentication sticker with a code located at the bottom where I can reveal the code and enter it for verification. Much like I did to my two power banks before back in 2019 [CLICK ME!]. BTW (#4): I tried to scanned it via QR Code app but it ain’t work, but at least the seller from Lazada [CLICK ME!] sells authentic products - so needless to say that my product I’ve ordered was 100% original. 💯👍

5th to 7th Image(s): • On the 5th image, you see the actual item itself. Though the design itself looks thinner compare to my included yet short length micro usb (type B) cable from my Romoss Sense 6 (PH80) which is a little bigger, it looks okay to me. In fact (on the 6th Image,) the design is slightly similar to the original apple lightning cable, and thus that’s what the design for apple devices. (On the 7th image,)The cable length measure was 1 meter, a pretty standard. 🙂

8th to 10th Image(s): • Now as for their question, well the reason I bought this was because I have a lightning port located on the bottom (see 8th Image) on my Romoss Sense 8+ Pro (PH80 Pro) power bank, and as you can see it matched the port to the plug cable. At 9th and 10th Images, you see my power bank was charging using my recent purchased lightning cable connected to my Anker Powerport 2 (behind) [CLICK ME!]. ⚡ My paper dolls understands.☺️

11th and 12th Image(s): • Luckily my mom has a Apple smartphone device, an old 8 year old iPhone 5 (Model A1428)📱; which actually gift from her beloved friend/sister. As usual, it charges really well; connecting my lightning to the power bank (USB 3.0 fit+ fast charging technology). My paper dolls faves my mom’s iPhone 5. 🙂

So since my power bank (Romoss PH80 Pro) will be almost rang out of juice, I’ll make another part of this second part. Plus a cable comparison will be added as well, and this will be last before I continue of my drawing tablet topic (My XP-Pen Deco 01 V2) [CLICK ME!].

Well that’s it for now, and if you want to see my currently used Romoss power banks, then I’ll provide some links down below. 😉↓

My Romoss CB12 (Lightning Cable) by ~murumokirby360

My first ever USB Lightning Cable, for my Romoss Power Bank (PH80 Pro).⚡🔋😊

So if you want more about my product, then please check out my review links down below. ↓😉

• My Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 1 [May 13, 2020] • My Romoss CB12 Lightning Cable (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 2 (FINAL) [May 20, 2020]