baolongking USB Panel Flush Mount Cable USB 3.0 Extension USB Mount, Dash Mount, Flush Mount, Panel Mount Cable, For Car, Boat, Motorcycle (Square Single USB 3.0 1M)

Can't fault at all, cut a hole in the blank plug in my car, usb fitted perfect. Does the job with charging my phone in the car or to stream music/videos. Looks nice and neat too

Bought this as part of an installation of a new car audio headunit. (BMW E46)The headunit I bought supported apple carplay and as such, had a female usb cable coming out of the back of the unit. Normally, most places (where you'd pay an engineer to install the unit) would just pass this cable into the glovebox. Meaning the iphone/android cable is left trailing in the passenger footwell all the time and getting trodden on.I bought this cable for the mountable front and cut a usb sized box into a part of the centre console trim. Plugged it into the back of the headunit and works perfectly. The clip is strong enough to endure some heavy tugging on the cable when devices are plugged into it. A concern of mine was that the head pulls itself out when trying to unplug a device - not an issue.Can't complain with the product - does what its supposed to do and enabled a much neater looking headunit installation.

Purchased to add a usb socket in my wife's Vauxhall Agila after a 3rd party head unit fit. The item was easy to fit and once marked out, i used a multi tool to cut the aperture out to click the connector in- looks like a factory fit, with the connector collar located tightly due to locking lugs.Great price for an item that gives that "factory/pro fit" appearance.

Used these to add surface mount USB connections to an Android head unit in my car.Works as they should and easy to install (as long as you have the right tools for cutting out small holes for them)I used the Tacklife Rotary Tool RTD35ACL to do this and can say i am very pleased with the results.With being surface mounting they are very unobtrusive and give that OEM look to the car.

I wanted to put a USB plug in the glovebox of my VW transporter. This worked a treat.If you want to do the same, there is a small plastic cover inside the glovebox that once housed the air bag on/off switch. This is where I fitted plug. It pulls out without the need of any tools.I used a dremel to cut the hole. I cut approx 20mm x 10mm and then filed the edges back to make a tight fit.To get to the back of the stereo, the glove box housing needs to be removed; this is done by taking out 5no Torx 20 screws, 4 of which are hidden under little black covers and 1 at the very back of the glove box. It took about 10 minutes in total to remove, feed the lead through and put the glove box housing back in place.It looks tidy, is a good fit so no issues of the lead coming out of the housing and most importantly works.Hope the above helps?

Purchased to improve the look of the standard setup which came with the head unit it was just a lead that came out dash. Originally I was going to make a cutout next to the aux point on the vw caddy but just through luck it fit the aux hole almost perfect. Not needing the aux point anymore it made sense to utilise the space for the usb so it looks like a factory install. I just popped some super glue on the clips at the back of the glove box to give it some strength as the clips were not amazing. Android auto works perfect no problems with the cable would highly recommend.

This is a high quality USB mount made of a good quality, sturdy plastic and very thick cables.However the USB ports are very tight and it's really difficult to plug in or pull out a cable from the socket. If the hole you cut for this mount is even very slightly too big and you try to unplug your USB cable, you'll pull out the whole unit out. It's that tight.

Excellent product