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Yesterday 8:12 PM

Sabrent OmniPort C7 7-Port USB-C LED Splitter Hub w/ 10Gpbs Data Ports

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Store4PC via Amazon has Sabrent OmniPort C7 7-Port USB-C LED Splitter Hub w/ 10Gpbs Data Ports (HB-CUP7) on sale for $44.99 - Extra $10.35 Off w/ promo code SRDL3J9Y (apply at final checkout) = $34.64. Shipping is free.

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  • About the Deal
    • This USB-C splitter hub features on/off switch in blue LED/port, PD 3.0/100W input and compatible w/ most USB-C devices
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement until January 31, 2027
    • Offer valid while promotional discount/supplies last
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Store4PC via Amazon has Sabrent OmniPort C7 7-Port USB-C LED Splitter Hub w/ 10Gpbs Data Ports (HB-CUP7) on sale for $44.99 - Extra $10.35 Off w/ promo code SRDL3J9Y (apply at final checkout) = $34.64. Shipping is free.

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Note, product will be sold by Store4PC and fulfilled by Amazon

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  • About the Deal
    • This USB-C splitter hub features on/off switch in blue LED/port, PD 3.0/100W input and compatible w/ most USB-C devices
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement until January 31, 2027
    • Offer valid while promotional discount/supplies last
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Yesterday 10:42 PM
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Eguy5555309Yesterday 10:42 PM
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I'm looking for a relatively compact USB hub, with a USB-C Host port instead of a built-in cable, support for at least 45W PD charging power to feed the host, and at least one more USB port. The goal is to have something to put in a waist bag, run a cable up to my Steam Frame, and connect that to a battery bank and a headphone audio dongle (I have a couple real nice ones) that will live in the waist bag with the USB hub.

Thanks for any suggestions! Even just industry standard search terms for a USB hub without those short ponytail host cables permanently built-in would be helpful!
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FangolioYesterday 11:27 PM
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Title says 10Gbps data ports. Is that all seven of them, or are some slower? The post lists the 100W input but no per-port breakdown.
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Quote from Fangolio View quoted comment :
Title says 10Gbps data ports. Is that all seven of them, or are some slower? The post lists the 100W input but no per-port breakdown.
image specs (attached in post #1) says all ports are 10GB/s, but i am sure not concurrently Wink


not sure on the 100w. my guess each port supports 100w, but not sure on the total.
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klingon666Today 1:01 AM
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Quote from Fangolio View quoted comment :
Title says 10Gbps data ports. Is that all seven of them, or are some slower? The post lists the 100W input but no per-port breakdown.
Yes all ports are 10 gbs none are slower. Hope this helps
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jblkToday 1:29 AM
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I think this product is fake. Doesn't show up on Sabrent's website and all of the reviews are from people who received the product for free
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JeomiteToday 1:35 AM
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Quote from Fangolio View quoted comment :
Title says 10Gbps data ports. Is that all seven of them, or are some slower? The post lists the 100W input but no per-port breakdown.
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BC1.2 support provides up to 5V/3A charging for compatible devices.
So 15W max charging per port.
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Quote from jblk View quoted comment :
I think this product is fake. Doesn't show up on Sabrent's website and all of the reviews are from people who received the product for free
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Store4PC is the official storefront for Sabrent products sold on Amazon. You can verify by looking up a different Sabrent product on Amazon and see who is the seller - should be Store4PC as well.
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jbwhite99Today 4:18 AM
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Quote from iconian View quoted comment :

image specs (attached in post #1) says all ports are 10GB/s, but i am sure not concurrently Wink


not sure on the 100w. my guess each port supports 100w, but not sure on the total.
I doubt each port supports 100 -think how much power that means on input. Don't think this is a 700w bank.
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jblkToday 5:05 AM
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Quote from Jeomite View quoted comment :
Store4PC is the official storefront for Sabrent products sold on Amazon. You can verify by looking up a different Sabrent product on Amazon and see who is the seller - should be Store4PC as well.
Fair, thx for the info
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FeloniusMonkeyToday 1:20 PM
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FYI: "10 Gbps to every port" ≠ "70 Gbps total bandwidth". The host connection to the hub is a 10 Gbps "bottleneck".

It's just their more "optimistic" way of saying that each port is capable of 10 Gbps.
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asukaToday 1:51 PM
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Quote from Jeomite View quoted comment :
So 15W max charging per port.
USA-A ports with BC 1.2 spec max out at 7.5W, not 15W.

15W is the baseline for Type-C.

Not sure which it is here. Sabrent may be exceeding spec, or it's a typo.
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asukaToday 1:53 PM
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Quote from Fangolio View quoted comment :
Title says 10Gbps data ports. Is that all seven of them, or are some slower? The post lists the 100W input but no per-port breakdown.
I would except BC 1.2 of 7.5W per port. It's possible they exceed spec, but 7.5W is the spec max for USB-A.

(Non-spec platforms like Qualcomm QuickCharge obviously go higher, by using several tricks not compatible with a full fledged USB data connection).

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