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Unitek Y-3187 7 Ports USB 3.0 Hub Aluminium AU PSU $37.40 Delivered @ Mushtato

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Unitek Y-3187 7 Ports USB 3.0 Hub Aluminium AU PSU $37.40 Delivered @ Mushtato
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Store Repmushtato on 11/07/2017 - 10:37 mushtato.com.au (481 clicks)
Last edited 12/07/2017 - 13:04

Good morning everyone.
Mushtato is back with this multi-purpose device.
We've knocked down the price even harder to 37.40 including GST.

Feature

  • Unitek Y3187 7 Port USB 3.0 Hub
    > 7 Ports USB 3.0 Hub
    > All ports can be used simultaneously
    > Transfer rate up to 5Gbps
    > Downward compatible with USB 2.0/1.1
  • Aluminum Housing
    > Excellent for heat dissipation
    > Durable and elegant looking
  • All around protection
    > Build-in smart protection circuit
    > Protect both connected devices and the hub
    > Prevent from over-current, over-voltage and short circuit
    > Independent Au power supply unit

Specification

  • Model: Unitek Y3187
  • Color: Silver
  • Material: Aluminum + ABS Plastic
  • Interface: USB 3.0 x 7
  • Input power: 240V/0.35A @ 50/60Hz AC
  • Output power: 5V/2.0A DC
  • Dimension: 157 x 52 x 25mm
  • Certification: CE and FCC
  • Compatible OS: Windows XP/2000/7/8/10(32/64bit), Mac OS X or above

What's included

  • 1pc Unitek 7 Port Aluminium Hub
  • 1pc USB 3.0 Cable
  • 1pc AU PSU

Product Link:

Unitek Y-3187

Computing Unitek USB Hub

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closed Comments

  • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 10:39
    +1

    Lots of promotions are coming.
    Check the listing here

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 12/07/2017 - 13:02

      Correction:
      The power adapter provides 5V/2A instead of 5V/4.8A.
      That's enough to recharge 1 tablet or 2 iPhones without connecting to PC.
      The 4.8A output is calculated by connecting both power adapter and to a USB 3.0 port.
      With 1.8A (conversion loss from 2A) from adapter and about 3A from computer.
      The device itself use external power supply as a backup power source.
      We are correcting the listing details now.
      My apologize for the confusion and any inconvenience.

  • pw2002au on 11/07/2017 - 10:52

    Does this come with the psu? Listed in feature but not in whats included…

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 10:53

      Yes:

      What's included

      • 1pc Unitek 7 Port Aluminium Hub
      • 1pc USB 3.0 Cable
      • 1pc AU PSU
  • YellowKnight on 11/07/2017 - 10:55

    This is great for travelling. Charge all your gizmos at once instead of bringing multiple AC adaptors.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 10:58

      The power rate of this unit is 24W.
      That's 4.8A at 5V.
      You can recharge 4-5 iPhones at the same time :)

      • YellowKnight on 11/07/2017 - 12:17

        What happens to the other two ports?

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 12:27
          +4

          Computer USB hub is mainly for data transfer between devices and computer.
          They are not built for recharging purpose.
          As this product has high power output, it can recharge few units at the same time.
          It's a bonus feature :)

      • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 12/07/2017 - 12:57

        Correction:
        The power adapter provides 5V/2A instead of 5V/4.8A.
        That's enough to recharge 1 tablet or 2 iPhones without connecting to PC.
        The 4.8A output is calculated by connecting both power adapter and to a USB 3.0 port.
        With 1.8A (conversion loss from 2A) from adapter and about 3A from computer.
        The device itself use external power supply as a backup power source.
        My apologize for the confusion and any inconvenience.

  • Scab on 11/07/2017 - 11:17
    +3

    Mushtato is back

    Welcome back Mushtato.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 11:31

      Thank you :)

  • Trantor on 11/07/2017 - 11:22

    Any Warranty with this?

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 11:32
      +2

      Yes, product is covered by 12 months standard local warranty.

  • spacejase on 11/07/2017 - 11:23

    Your non powered usb hubs are always out of stock (whenever I look anyway)

    Been waiting for one

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 11:32

      Which product are you interest in?

      • spacejase on 11/07/2017 - 15:28

        Sent you a PM
        Cheers

  • timoth on 11/07/2017 - 11:32

    How long is the USB3 cable for this hub Rep?

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 11:34

      It's about 40cm long

      • timoth on 11/07/2017 - 11:48

        Thanks Rep.

      • Scab on 11/07/2017 - 11:56

        It's about 40cm long

        You can always tell a lot about a person if they measure in cms or inches.

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 12:04

          Lol, eagle eyes :D

  • downforce on 11/07/2017 - 12:44

    Has anyone used this and does it actually work?

    I've used a TP Link one and a mBeat one and they are all super flakey.
    The TPLink has a shitty plug that frequently disconnects the power/data. I got it 2nd hand from OCAU and suspect I was ripped off here though.
    The mBeat one refuses to let my PC start/sleep if the power plug is also attached and 1/2 the time doesn't detect devices.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 13:06
      +1

      TP-Link UH700 is a hybrid model.
      1.5A recharge outputs are OK for iPhone or other phones with 1A input.
      Once you plug an iPad or other tablet that requires 2A input, it will constantly disconnect power.
      Not very stable.
      mBeat MB-HUB716 is about the same but even weaker.
      Overall power supply is 15W.
      Once you use the 2.1A port, not much left for other 6 ports :\

      • downforce on 11/07/2017 - 13:21
        +1

        I don't use it for charging, only data, but it would frequently disconnect the devices plugged in, not detect them at all, USB throughput was <USB2 speeds and/or build quality was just rubbish.

        I have Tronsmart 5-port QC2 chargers for charging :D

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 13:27

          I see.
          Could be the chipset they use is a cheap one.
          It's like putting a weak engine into a sport car.
          Looks good, runs terrible :\

        • downforce on 11/07/2017 - 13:29

          @mushtato: Alrighty, I'll take a chance! Let's hope third time lucky ;)

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 13:32
          +1

          @downforce: You won't be disappointed :D

  • pork chop on 11/07/2017 - 13:00

    Very good price. Looks identical to my Orico branded one which I paid $60 over a year ago.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 13:11
      +1

      Orico and Unitek are actually the 2 largest manufacturers in the world for these kind of products.
      Lots of other brands are using their production lines/factories.
      But as always, they save the best quality and/or pricing for themselves :)

  • This Void on 11/07/2017 - 13:26

    Thanks Rep, ordered one!

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 13:27

      ;)

  • Trantor on 11/07/2017 - 14:11

    like Downforce i've gone though a few different ones that go flakey, hopefully i'll have a good experience with this unit.

  • Elijha on 11/07/2017 - 15:46
    +1

    I had an Ahnker 8 port USB hub which went flaky and died … one thing that I liked was the last port was a charge only always on port (didn't pass through to the PC at all). So that even when the PC was off a device (in my case a tablet) would alway be powered up. Does this do this? I'm looking for something with the same feature - but given the Ahnker died relatively quickly I'm not buying another from them.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 16:06
      +1

      We've never tested the device like this before.
      I've sent the request to our warehouse for testing.
      Will get back to you once they replied :)

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 12/07/2017 - 12:54
      +1

      We've got the reply fro our warehouse.
      They've tested it without connecting to the computer.
      It can recharge an iPad at 5V/2A.
      However, there's a correction to the external power.
      It provides 5V/2A instead of 5V/4.8A.
      That's enough to recharge 1 tablet or 2 iPhones without connecting to PC.
      The 4.8A output is calculated by connecting both power adapter and to a USB 3.0 port.
      With 1.8A (conversion loss from 2A) from adapter and about 3A from computer.
      The device itself use external power supply as a backup power source.
      My apologize for the confusion and any inconvenience.

  • LeftHandSeat on 11/07/2017 - 16:28

    Can you confirm the power specs for this? Everywhere else I see this model listed, including on Unitek website, its listed as having a 5V2A Power Adaptor.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 16:37

      The power adapter has
      Input power: 240V/0.1A
      Output power: 12V/2A
      The device has
      Input power: 12V/2A
      Output power: 5V/4.8A
      The maximum output of each USB (7 all together) socket is 5V/2A.
      Overall no more than 4.8A.
      You might confused the USB power supplier with the power adapter specifications :)

      • LeftHandSeat on 11/07/2017 - 16:56

        Righto, so should be fine with 7 x USB2 devices drawing a full 500mA each, 3.5A. Sweet.

      • Russ on 11/07/2017 - 17:18

        There's at least one lie in those specs. You have listed:

        • 24W power from mains (240V @ 0.1A)
        • 24W out of power supply at 12V
        • 24W out of hub at 5V

        That's not possible. For your figures to be correct, both conversions would have to be 100% efficient. Switchmode step-down supplies of this type achieve 70-80% efficiency, so assuming the 12V/2A rating is the correct one, at most you'll get 5V @ 3.84A from the hub.

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 11/07/2017 - 17:53

          Good point!
          First of all, 240V is AC at 50~60Hz.
          So that part should be correct.
          12V is DC.
          However, unlike simple circuit designs, for USB hub, it's not necessary to convert the voltage.
          A series circuit can resolve the problem.
          Though these kind of designs will constantly consume power.
          That's probably why some comments above suggests their USB hubs cause computer cannot be shut down.
          We don't know exactly how the internal circuit is designed.
          From what most other electronic devices stated in their specifications.
          These should be a common way to state.
          Not saying it's right or wrong, but that's the way manufacturers do :\

        • Russ on 11/07/2017 - 18:36
          +2

          @mushtato:

          A series circuit can resolve the problem.

          You really don't know what you're talking about. A series regulator will give you even less output power, you would only get 5V @ 2A from a series regulator (in fact you would get slightly less). And you would get a LOT of heat, 14W of the 24W input would be coming out as heat.

          The Unitek webpage says this ships with a 5V 2A adaptor, are you replacing that with a 12V adaptor in the hope that it will increase the output power? If you are, you'll fry almost everything that gets plugged in.

          http://www.unitek-products.com/product/usb-hub?view=product&…

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 12/07/2017 - 12:56

          @Russ:
          We've got the reply fro our warehouse.
          There's a correction to the external power.
          It provides 5V/2A instead of 5V/4.8A.
          That's enough to recharge 1 tablet or 2 iPhones without connecting to PC.
          The 4.8A output is calculated by connecting both power adapter and to a USB 3.0 port.
          With 1.8A (conversion loss from 2A) from adapter and about 3A from computer.
          The device itself use external power supply as a backup power source.
          My apologize for the confusion and any inconvenience.

        • This Void on 12/07/2017 - 15:45

          @mushtato:
          Dammit, one reason I went with Mushtato instead of buying from MSY was the bigger amperage… :'( I should have waited a day…

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 12/07/2017 - 17:26

          @This Void: Sorry man.
          That's our mistake :(
          But our price is still the best in the market.

  • Elijha on 22/07/2017 - 17:26

    Received mine today - postage was relatively quick. My first thought is that the USB cable is a bit too short so I will need to replace that.

    • alvian on 23/07/2017 - 11:22

      Do you mind measuring how long it is and tell us? Thanks.

      • Elijha on 23/07/2017 - 18:11

        yeah. probably could have mentioned that - 1m. Not long enough to have this on my desk and feed down the back of the desk and back up to the topish part of my PC tower where my USB 3 are. 1.5m might be long enough but I'm getting a 2m to be comfortable.Considering its purpose I would have hoped/expected 1.5 to be n the box.

        I don't know much about the above Amp arguments .. but I tried it as a standalone charger (no PC connection) and it works. I also tried it plugged into a PC that was powered down and it still passes charge out to connected devices. So what I needed (devices might now charge at full rate but they will most often just need to charge overnight with the PC asleep).

        On it's own could not keep my old Nexus10 powered (only connected device) .. its battery is stuffed and last only 30min so I need it plugged in all the time tried playing a game on it (fast discharge) and less then an hour it was flat. I don't need this for that purpose - but this my best test as that device is finicky about both the cable and charger to charge at full rate - really wants a full 2 Amps.

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