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Juiced Systems USB 3.0 13+1 Port Hub

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Juiced Systems USB 3.0 13+1 Port Hub

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You liked the look and build of the first Juiced Systems USB 3.0 Hub, but 10 available ports just doesn’t cut it. To sweeten the deal, you’d also like to see an On/Off switch that lets you control when your system gets juiced Read More

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Sep 17, 2014

Just got this in the mail...
Really, the USB cable is only 83cm a little less than 33in end to end, that won't even get from next to my monitor to the edge of the desk. I was expecting a 3m or at least a 2m cable.

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HassanS

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Sep 12, 2014

Hey everyone,
We’re happy to report that all of the orders have been shipped out! A few orders have tracking that hasn't started tracking yet, please allow at least 24-48 hours for that to change.
Thanks again for the support guys. Make sure to share your experience with the Juiced Systems USB 3.0 13+1 on Massdrop.
If there’s anything else we can do to make your Massdrop experience better, feel free to email us at support@massdrop.com.

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HassanS

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Sep 11, 2014

Hey everyone,
We placed the order for The Juiced Systems USB 3.0 13+1 Port Hub shortly after the drop ended.
Our vendor will be preparing it for shipment.
The moment we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you guys with updated information.
Expect an update from us on 9/16 or sooner if something comes up.
Cheers!

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ChronoBodi

Sep 9, 2014

why is payment still pending? How do i fix this?

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ClaireVoyant

Sep 7, 2014

These are wonderful, but can be found for less on America's favorite online shopping site. I paid 55 and that included shipping.

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Darin_Fong_Audio

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Fong Audio

Sep 8, 2014

ClaireVoyantPretty sure you are talking about the 10 port hub for $55. This drop is for a 13 port hub. About $13 for three more ports when you factor in shipping. Or maybe you got a really good deal on the 13 port hub.

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matreciman

Sep 7, 2014

I have one of these and it sucks. The power plug is very wobbly and cheap made. Every now and then I will have to reach over and jiggle the power cable to get it to work again. The hub itself is all aluminum and appears to be made well, but the power jack and cable simply do not fit together very well and causes contact issues.

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DzyDzyDino

Sep 5, 2014

So all 13 ports would be able to transfer at full speed and be powered at the same time?

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marts_sum

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Sep 5, 2014

For those asking about compatibility for their country: "The power supplies are US plugs, but they are compatible with both 240v and 120v. standards. There would be two options, using a simple adapter, or getting this : http://amzn.to/1rPiZ0Q which is an AC power adapter for NZ/AUS, this style power cable would fit/replace the US version that the unit comes with"

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Oscaroscar

Sep 5, 2014

The PSU is a 12V supply, and there are 4 (or was it 5) switch mode supplies within the hub that power each group of hubs within this 13 port hub. This efficiently converts the 12v 5A to what would effectively be somewhere around 10-11 amps at 5V depending on its efficiency. This means you practically can get your full spec 900mA on all ports. The use of the charging port will push the PSU a bit harder if you are pulling 900 on all other ports though, but this is not likely in a normal application, as products rarely pull all 900mA constantly.
Because power is delivered to each group of 3 ports, you Could spread your power hungry devices across the board to share the load between the internal power supplies. This really isn't necessary though as all ports should be capably powered by the internal PSUs.
For speed though, put your highest priority devices at the USB input end of the device, as it is essentially 4 USB hubs in series. The first 3 ports are accessible, with the next hub daisy chaining off the 4th port. Therefore, all the data for ports 4-13 are all carried through the first hub. This is fairly normal for hubs as controllers have 4 ports. This is why most hubs are 4, 7, 10, or 13 ports.

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Woogity

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Sep 3, 2014

5 amps... for 13 USB ports?

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scalablecory

Sep 3, 2014

WoogityAt base spec, 13 USB 3 ports need at least 11.7 amps. Very underpowered.

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Amafan

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Sep 3, 2014

scalablecoryThe USB 3.0 spec has 3 different configurations. Low power (150mA) per port, and high power (900ma) per port, both have the same data transfer rates of up to 5 Gb/sec. There is also a battery charging configuration which allows up to 1.5A per port, but without any data transmission. The 3.1 spec has been published to allow up to 10Gb/sec. data transmission rate. Also the 5.0A listed in the spec is for the input power supply at 12V for 60W total. The ports themselves are 5V out or 4.5W at full high power configuration.
I have the 10 port SATECHI hub and it's a superb performer.