Cable Usb-c A Usb-c Ocd-114c Oraimo
Average quality cable with standard materials; minor concerns from PVC and nickel but no major safety reports.
Avoid damaged or frayed cables to prevent electrical hazards. Do not expose to water or extreme heat. Nickel components may cause skin allergies in sensitive users. Keep away from children.
What's the verdict?
Budget-friendly USB-C cable from Oraimo suitable for power delivery and syncing. Constructed with common plastics and metals; no user-submitted safety issues or packaging concerns reported.
What it's made of
5 listed · 2 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- PVC (Cable Jacket)Caution
Material Safety: Flexible insulation that protects wires but often contains phthalates linked to endocrine disruption and can emit toxic fumes if burned, posing inhalation and environmental risks.
- Copper (Internal Conductors)
Material Safety: Efficient material for electricity and data flow; safe when insulated with negligible direct health impact during normal handling and use.
- Aluminum (EMI Shielding)
Material Safety: Foil or braid that reduces interference for reliable performance; inert metal with very low safety concerns for typical consumer exposure.
- Polypropylene (Wire Insulation)
Material Safety: Thermoplastic that separates conductors; low toxicity and stable with minimal off-gassing or irritation risk in finished cable form.
- Nickel-Plated Alloy (Connector Contacts)Caution
Material Safety: Enables durable connections but nickel is a common allergen that can cause dermatitis in sensitive individuals upon prolonged skin contact.
Nutrition
None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
What shoppers say
The cord cable is long fast and extra ordinary
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