BATIGE Dual Ports Square USB 3.0 Panel Flush Mount Extension Cable with Buckle for Car Truck Boat Motorcycle Dashboard 6ft

My 2002 CRV has a space for a foglight button thats just an empty cover, so i dremeled out the shape of this plug into the empty cover, socketed it in and plugged these extensions into my headunits USBs so i can charge my phone and use Android auto. Works perfectly. and sits really well with the rest of the car. It honestly looks pretty OEM.Charging speed is restricted to my super slow headunits charging speed though, so i cant utilize the speed of USB 3.0 which is a bummer, but this thing absolutely works and im super glad i got this one.

Measurements:In addition to the already provided measurements, there are two measurements I was curious about that nobody seemed to have mentioned on here - not that I could find anyway. The TLDR of this review is that the ideal opening for this device to mount to would be 20.5mm X 25mm, and 1mm to 1.5mm thick. See explanation below.Firstly, the distance between the tip of the clips and the backside of the flange is about 1.05mm. So in other words, it’s basically designed to be mounted onto a panel that is 1mm thick. However, I had already 3D printed a mounting surface that was 2mm thick, and it locked right in there. The clips weren’t able to fully expand, but because of the little “dog leg” bend in the clips, it locked in tightly nonetheless. I would guess that you could get away with 3mm or even 4mm thickness, but that’s total conjecture.The second measurement I was unclear about was the exact dimensions of the proper hole size to cut, or in my case to 3D print. The product photo shows that the width of the side without the clips is 3/4”. So I set my dimensions there for the rough metric equivalent of 13/16”, or 20.5mm. As for the width of the side with the clips, I made that width about 7/8” or 23mm. This proved to be extremely tight but I was still able to jam it into place with quite a bit of force, without breaking the clips. For everyone else’s information, before installing this thing I squeezed the clips down to where the tips of the clips on either side were touching the main body of the device, and the width of that span from “dog leg corner to dog leg corner” was 25.5mm. Remember, the width of the flange is 1-1/8”, or roughly 28.5mm, so I wouldn’t cut the hole any wider than 25.5 or 26mm on that long side.In summary, if were to do it all again, I would have 3D printed an opening that is 20.5mm X 25mm, for a nice tight fit that wasn’t too tight, and I would have made it 1mm to 1.5mm thick.Quality:This thing is actually very high quality. The cables are thick and robust. There are other reviews that talk about the clips breaking off easily and that the USB ports themselves are extremely tight to the point where you can’t pull the USB plug out without ripping the thing out of its hole. They seem to have fixed both of those issues. As I said, I jammed it into the undersized opening I had 3D printed with a lot of force, and the clips did not break, and I am also able to plug and unplug USB devices with the same ease that I would on any other USB port. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the product.

I installed this in my 2008 Honda Ridgeline in the center console where there is a plastic cover/blank (see photo). The tabs on this product allowed it to snap right in. It held itself in fairly securely, but I added some hot glue to the back to secure it even better. If I recall correctly, the square hole size was 20x20mm and the thickness of the surface I mounted it on was 1/8". See photo. The one next to it is an older style I installed previously and is not USB3 compatible, so I replaced it with this one. It also does not have the tabs and was more difficult to mount.I am very happy with this product, except that the usb sockets are extremely tight. I don't need to unplug it frequently so it is not a big deal for me, but it is definitely too tight to be plugging/unplugging something frequently. Maybe it will losoen up over time though.

Perfect addition to the rear center console of my highlander to give rear passengers spots to plug in for road trips. Had to carefully cut out a hole to fit it into but it turned out great

My desktop computer has limited front ports and the back ports are not very accessible. This works great for extending the the USB ports to wherever you want them. For instance I purchased two of them and mounted them in a thin piece of wood. I then clamped the wood to my desktop and I now have USB ports directory on my desktop within easy reach. I highly recommend!

Installed in my Prius V on center console for back passengers. Complaint is the female connectors are not easy to get charging cables in. Might need to look into trying some sort of contact lubricant. Otherwise nicely made

Used this to relocate the USB ports in my car, works as expected. The Ports are to close together and very tight but work well.

Perfect fit