Over a hundred thousand units shipped ... very few usb failures over all. about 0.003 percent those were mostly caused by ham fisted gents forcing the connector in upside down this is quite obvious when seen under a microscope ..................... Lol
Let’s not get fanboy about this. Glad you like your Mojo, I like mine... But dude... They have a lot of USB port issues compared to other products. Come on.
The USB connectors contain four wires, two for the power, plus two for the data.
Just because there is a message related to the power, does not also mean that there is a data signal.
True, but I merely stated that some sort of signal was getting through. Data or power, take your pick. Your comment I replied to seemed to be asking the OP why he was sure it was an issue with the USB port on the Mojo, and not merely a dead cable. At least that’s what I took your meaning to be... If I was wrong, I apologize.
Since the iOS device was issuing a power-draw message, we can assume SOME sort of signal was getting through... USB power, at least. USB data just wasn’t being transferred correctly. If the OP’s iOS device software is up to date, and he has tried several different cables, I think it’s safe to assume it is an issue with the USB port on his Mojo... As I joked earlier, it’s not exactly unheard of with the Mojo.
I’ve read from several sources that the Micro-USB ports on the Mojo, Hugo, and Hugo2 all lack strain reliefs. Which of course is a pretty standard way to connect those ports... Even cheap stuff from Fiio uses some sort of strain relief. It allows the port a little play, so cable movement is not transferred directly to the soldering, which can cause it to loosen, and for the signal to be compromised.
My hope for the Mojo 2 and Hugo 3 is that they use reliefs... Or better yet, switch to USB-C ports with reliefs... USB-C being a much more robust port than Micro-USB to begin with.