Overall fitment is good , cable extends and retracts reliably. The led lights are finicky to turn on, and what sucks is that you have to manually turn it on every time you get into the car.

Great product

Handy but, you have to reselect (turn on and select) the power and cold each time the car is powered on.

THIS IS SERIOUSLY NOT WHAT I WAS EXPECTING IT ACTUALLY IS AS ADVTERISED! I was sceptical at first cause it looked fake but the light is real and charges amazing. Fits perfect for my model y 2026 and adds so much vibe to my car

A few of my friends have charging hubs for their Tesla's and I was mixed on my opinion of picking one up for my new Highlands Model 3.On the one hand, I am pretty content with the wireless charging for my Phone, and usually just use a few cables plugged into the existing USB-C Ports of the car to charge most of my other devices, and I really learned my lesson about charging PS4 DualShock 4 with a QC Fast Charger (Note: DON'T DO IT!) so I was a little mixed on if I was going to add one of these to my car.Well after a few longer trips with the family, it just really is a hassle to charge devices with cables strewn all about coming out of consoles every which way, and this charging hub does a solid job of cleaning up that mess while also making the kiddo supper happy that it has RGB lighting that matches the Accent lighting of the car while rainbow road is running while the car drives us every which way.The retractable cables are a nice thin style that are both long enough for normal use by the front passenger, while also offering USB ports to use for those pesky cables if someone in the back needs a jolt and doesn't have USB-C for the rear ports.The included display telling you the power flow is a nice perk as I have gotten to be a fan of the displays on some USB-C Cables that tell you the same to know if you are actually PD/QC fast charging devices or not, and it's useful to see it in place here as it shows the combined power of all the ports in use which is also useful.This is not the fastest fast charger as it's using the AC Port and not the USB-C port in the center console, but it's perfectly serviceable for mobile devices pulling down up to 20W at a time.Like others have mentioned the lighting controls are a tiny bit finicky as you have to long press to turn on the lights, but then it is really easy to accidently brush the touch button to toggle the next lighting color when trying to get to the USB-C Cable. It's not a huge problem just something to be aware of.Also it indeed does need to be turned on each time the car is "started" as unless you keep the accessory ports live at all times, when the AC port power is cut, the light is turned off on the next start.Outside of that, the install is super easy as it slots into the grooves on the sides that the front cover slides in up against the cupholders. Once it is installed it's a pretty darn close fit and finish that it looks pretty clean as seen in the pictures. It also does include a little cubby that gives you a storage bin off itself toward the front into the front center console which is a nice little bonus.Time will tell on the durability and reliability of this hub long term, but so far it works perfectly out of the box and I'll report back if I have any issues with it in the long run.Overall if you are in the market for a mobile device power distribution hub in your 2024+ Model 3 or 2026+ Model Y, this is a perfectly good option that adds a little flair to go with the accent lighting in our cars.