Plugable’s new 10-port USB-C hub is exactly the overkill my nightstand needs

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Plugable’s new 10-port USB-C hub is exactly the overkill my nightstand needs

The Plugable PS-10CC on a small white table connected to several devices over USB-C.
Plugable’s PS-10CC can deliver 100W to all 10 of its USB-C ports, but not simultaneously. | Image: Plugable

Plugable has announced a new multi-port USB-C hub that can power or charge up to 10 connected devices using intelligent power distribution and an easy-to-understand priority-based charging system.

The company is bringing its new PS-10CC hub to consumers through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign. The earliest backers can get one for $59, while the hub’s full MSRP will be closer to $99, with delivery expected as early as January 2025. There’s always a level of risk when backing a crowdfunded product, but Plugable has successfully delivered three devices through previous Kickstarters and says it already has functional prototypes of its new PS-10CC.

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Plugable has introduced the PS-10CC, a new 10-port USB-C hub that allows users to charge or power multiple devices using an intelligent power distribution system. The hub is being launched via a Kickstarter campaign, with early backers able to purchase it for $59, while the retail price will be around $99, with expected delivery by January 2025. Although crowdfunding carries some risks, Plugable has a solid track record of successfully delivering products and already has functional prototypes of the hub. Users will need to provide their own power adapter for the hub.

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