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has anyone ever tested out this hub? http://www.amazon.com/Juiced-Systems-USB-3-0-2-0/dp/B00B1WMYGO

I noticed that one too.. got a mix of USB 2.0 and 3.0... wouldn't work with the Pi right?

according to the specs on their site:

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4 Upstream and down stream USB 3.0 ports. 9 Upstream and down stream USB 3.0 ports. 480mpbs and 5gbps transfer rates with on/off LED indicator with power switch for each port. Supports hot swap plug and play devices.

**Does not need power supply to operate but recommended for high power consumption devices**

Hub weight: 140g
Cable Length 100cm
Power Supply 3.5mm DC 5v jack.

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Can't find the Amps..

yea i couldnt either

Speedy response back from the company contact on their website... states the following:

"I believe, the units are as follows : 5 Volts , 45 Watts 9 Amps - 900mA each USB port."

I emailed them and got the same response. But is it just me or does the math not work out?

This is my assumption util I hear back further from them. There are 13 ports. USB 3.0 has 3 power configurations, low power, high power, and charging only. Assuming the 4 USB 3.0 ones are high power, that/s 900 mA each or 18 Watts. That leaves 27 Watts of power remaining split among the 9 remaining USB 2.0 ports. At 5 volts a piece, that's 600 mA per port (which is a bit higher than the standard of 500mA so I don't know why they would do that).

Have you heard anything back from Juiced Systems yet?

Would posting this be considered double-posting? Should I have instead edited my previous post to add this question?