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Supports Simultaneous Connection of up to 20 USB Devices
Plug and play, efficient transmission. Expands your computer to 20 USB interfaces, especially suitable for desktop use, no need to bend down to plug, easily connect multiple USB devices.
Features:
- High quality LED, Each LED corresponds to the corresponding USB working status
- Constructed of high quality aluminum alloy shell, ensuring effectively cooling and improve product anti-interference ability.
- 20-Port USB Charging Station charges and syncs up to 20 tablets, smart phones and other USB-equipped devices at the same time.
- Each individual port capable of delivering up to 5V/900mA, enough for charging battery-intensive devices like the Apple Pad.
- Fully compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0, support hot-swappable, no drive, easy to use and carry.
- Support Win7, Window Vista, Windows XP Professional/Home Edition, Window98/ME/2000 Professional/Home Edition, MACOS 9.0 and higher editions.
Applications:
- Connect the AC cord to the DC 12V/8A power adapter, and then connect to the power outlet.
- Connect the USB cables to computer and Hub
- The AC power line connects to the Hub, makes sure the power switch is ON, and the power LED light indicates Red. At this point each USB port outputs 5V, and you can read and write.
- After use, please store them properly.
Specifications:
- Material: Aluminum Alloy
- Port: 20 Port
- Input: USB 2.0 Type-A
- Output: 5V/900mA (Per Port)
- Power Supply: 96W (12V 8A desktop power supply)
- Support System: WindowsXP/Vista/7/8 & Mac with USB support
- Dimension: 282x78x23mm(L*W*H)/11.1x3.07x0.91 inch(L*W*H)
- Product Weight: 1350g
Package Includes:
- 1 x 20 Port USB2.0 Hub
- 1 x USB Cable
- 1 x Power Adapter
- 1 x Power Line
Pros: Solid aluminum case for the front piece. Is a USB 3.0 device
Cons: Soft plastic holding USB ports in place, gives is a "Springiness" to something that should be more solid. Mine came with most of the data wires on the USB 3.0 ports not soldered to the board. Mechanical force of "bent pins" is all that is keeping my USB3 data lines communicating.
Overall Review: Rugged build falls apart when you use/look at the thing closer. I pulled mine apart because I bought it to make a pc dock, (voiding the warranty). I have fount most of the data pins on the USB 3 are missing or have no solder on them.