Mowlicas OEM Design for Tesla USB Hub (Silver Gray), Retractable Car Fast Charger is Necessary Tesla Model Y/3 2024/2023/2022/2021 Accessories but Not for Model 3 Highland, Gifts for Tesla Owners…

I got the carbon fiber version and it blends in really well with the Tesla trim color, so it looks like it belongs there instead of feeling like an obvious add-on. Installation was simple, and the built-in retractable cables are easy to pull out and just as easy to spool back into place when I'm done using them. It's a much cleaner solution than having cables hanging out of the center console, which has always felt like a design flaw on Tesla's part. As an iPhone user, I was a little surprised that this version still includes an Apple Lightning cable for older phones. I wish it had a more modern setup, like USB-C on both lines or at least one built-in adapter option for USB-C and Lightning. Even so, it still solves the main problem well and makes charging more convenient without having to leave the center console open (been doing that for the last 2yrs now/so this is a nice change) I also like that it fits into my current setup nicely. Even though I usually use MagSafe and the wireless charger for convenience, I still prefer a cable when I want faster charging. The only other minor downside is that the edge gaps around the unit are a little larger than I'd like, so dust may collect there and be harder to wipe out of the crevices unless you use compressed air or a blower. One other concern is that the built-in retractable USB cables feel somewhat thin, so I'm hoping they hold up well over time without fraying from repeated use and retracting. That seems especially worth watching in Florida, where the car sits in hot parked conditions and heat can be rough on plastics and cables. Still, the product does a good job of cleaning up the center console and improving usability. The included brochure lists the charging options clearly: the Lightning cable supports fast charging up to 27W, Type-C1 supports QC3.0 and PD fast charging up to 18W, the USB port supports up to 2.4A output with no data transfer, and Type-C2 supports up to 3A output with no data transfer. That makes it easier to understand which connection to use depending on what you're charging. Overall, this is a practical and good-looking upgrade that solves a real problem in the car. It does feel like one of those accessories that gets mass-produced and rebranded under different names, but in terms of fit, function, and appearance, I'm happy with it.