USB 3 hub with UASP support

Hello, I am looking at purchasing my first usb 3 hub, to use with my Caldiget Thunderbolt Station.

The Thunderbolt Station supports UASP, but I am having trouble finding usb 3 hubs that also support it. The only ones I have found is from Vantec, but they are listed as coming soon, and are not available.

http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/pro_list/122

Does anyone know of any usb 3 hubs with UASP support that have been released?

Thanks!

Just to update, I searched and searched for USB hubs that specifically mentioned uasp support, except for the vantech posted above (still not available), the only one I found was the Koutech IO-HU434 4-Port SuperSpeed.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DOL3ZJ0/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?ref_=pe_385040_30332200_pe_309540_26725410_item

Anyway, for $18 shipped I thought I would give it a try. I wish there were some reviews from Mac users, I couldn't find any.

Just to update, I tried the hub I listed about, and it allows the UASP drives to work thru the hub. (which should be no surprise as it is listed in the specs.)

I guess that is one more thing for us to look for, to make sure that any hubs we buy has UASP listed in the specs.

thedeske said:

Most have been calling this Super Speed for some time, not UASP.
It's very hard to tell if the Hub will cause a problem based on this simple description. I would be nice, but I doubt we'll see many comply.

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My understanding is that superspeed is just another marketing term for USB 3.

Reference: http://www.everythingusb.com/superspeed-usb.html

UASP is something that is layered on top of USB 3, but also not included in all USB chipsets.

EDIT: (A Better Link: http://hardware-beta.slashdot.org/s...s-speed-boost-with-usb-attached-scsi-protocol )
Reference: http://electronicdesign.com/embedded/whats-difference-between-usb-uasp-and-bot
Reference: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/usb-3-uas-turbo,3215.html

The hub I purchased specifically listed UASP support in it's specs, and UASP is actually printed on the hub itself.

Anyway it looks like so far that USB 3 with UASP is working fine thru this hub, while many/(all?) of the other hubs that don't list UASP support are stripping it out unless they connect the UASP device directly to the computer.

Hopefully more known UASP compatible USB 3 hubs will be released in the future as USB 3 becomes more standard.

FYI it looks like those Vantec hubs listed in my first post were just released, so they may be another option for UASP supported 3.0 hubs.