| Manufacturer | Support Level | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | (Galaxy S, Note, A series) | Excellent | Full JTAG + eMMC ISP. Dead boot repair for Exynos is flawless. | | Xiaomi (Mi, Redmi, POCO) | Very Good | ISP pinouts known. Requires EDL authorization cable sometimes. | | Huawei (Kirin 7xx, 9xx) | Good | Works pre-HarmonyOS. Post-2021 models may have secure eMMC encryption. | | iPhone | Poor/NOT supported | iPhones use NAND, not eMMC. Do not use for iPhones. | | Motorola/LG | Moderate | Works, but requires specific resistor values on ISP lines. |
However, it is not plug-and-play. It requires soldering skill, patience, and an understanding of eMMC protocols like MMC commands, EXT_CSD, and partition management. But for those willing to learn, Ver.2.0.3.0 turns a cheap hardware box into a mobile phone repair clinic. Easy Jtag Plus Emmc Tool Ver.2.0.3.0
| Feature | Easy Jtag Plus 2.0.3.0 | Medusa Pro II | Octoplus Box | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 40 MHz (stable) | 48 MHz (unstable) | 32 MHz | | Price | $150 (box only) | $350 | $250 + annual sub | | UFS Support | No | Yes | Partial | | JTAG Debugging | Yes (ARM7/9/11) | No | Yes (limited) | | User Friendliness | Medium | High | Low | | Manufacturer | Support Level | Notes |