USB 3.0 & 3.5mm Car Mount Flush Cable, 3ft

This works great for my alpine aftermarket radio. I had an empty hole that a cigarette lighter shaped Port would have gone into in the higher trim model of my car. I put this in that hole and it fit perfectly, and then I ran it under the trim to my Alpine radio which I just installed. Works great and just as fast as the stock cable, and I connected it up with the aux out port on my radio as well and it works great. Nice quality, great price. Easy install. Aux and USB are both nice and solid, no wiggle. Nice to have both ports in one place and have it look factory.

Worked as advertised and appears to be good quality.

My 2010 Chevy Silverado came with two cigarette lighter ports. Actually one was just a 12 volt port to plug up chargers etc. Anyway I didn't need the cigarette lighter port. When I bought the truck used the former owner had installed an aftermarket radio. It has a USB port on the back so you can use radio screen with Android Auto gps. He had a USB cable plugged into the radio and the cable laying on the tranny hump in the floor with a female end on it. He would plug a short USB cable to that to use Android Auto. I wanted it to look cleaner and decided to do it this way. I installed this where the cigarette lighter port was. As a side note, I had to make the old hole in the dash trim a little bigger. This new USB port needs a 1 1/8" hole and the hole in my dash trim was just a hair over 1". No big thing. Use a round file or rasp to enlarge the hole. Only takes a few minutes.

I use this as an easy headphone jack and external drive port under my desk. It is out of the way and easily accessible. Installation was easy with the included bracket. Once the bracket was in place I just fed the cables through and tighten the nut. Then plugged in the cables. The headphone jack works perfectly. No distortion or poor connection issue like the previous connection I had. The USB port is another story. Connection to my PC is hit or miss. Sometimes it's flawless and works at USB 3.1 speed, sometimes it's only USB 2.0, sometimes it doesn’t recognize the drive. Nothing changes other than I cycle power on my PC. If the drive is plugged into the same jack using another extension or ny itself I have no issues. With this it's a roll of the dice.

I installed this in the center console where my parking brake is for an Acura RSX. Make certain that your USB plug or a USB stick will clear your parking brake lever when it is in the down position. Look SUPER clean and professional. 1) - For those who drive an ACURA RSX, I had to put this in the center console because there was NOWHERE for me to install in my dashboard. There just was not enough clearance for it to fit without it knocking into something. 2) - I also DID NOT want to lose my cigarette lighter because that is where I keep my Fast Charge USB which has 2-USB-ports for my other devices. I highly recommend you ALWAYS " dry-fit" this first. The installers did not, so they had to buy me a new car piece. =========== 1) - This WILL fast charge your phone, as long as you are plugging in a fast-charge cable to it. 2) - The AUX works great too. 3) - I am using "JetAudio", "Pulsar" and "Rocket Player" apps so that I can listen to my MP3 music simultaneously while on Google Maps.

I installed this device into my 2007 Hyundai Entourage minivan as part of an upgrade to a Apple Car Play aftermarket radio. I chose to mount the USB port into the Entourage’s cigarette lighter opening. I had removed the lower section of the center console, where the cigarette lighter is mounted, as part of the radio swap procedure. By removing the lower section, this gave me access to the rear of the console, where the cigarette lighter is mounted. there is a single wiring harness connector that allowed me to disconnect the console assembly and bring it to my work bench. There is a power connector that attaches the cigarette lighter to the larger harness. I disconnected the connector. Try as I might, I could not release the cigarette lighter from the console. I ended up deliberately crushing the cigarette lighter with channel lock pliers. It was easier to crush it after using a hacksaw to free up a couple notches on the lighter. Once crushed, it was easy to remove the lighter, exposing the mounting hole. I then realized the circumference of the hole was smaller than the USB port’s design, which I was expecting. I used a Dramel-type tool to expand the circumference, test-fitting the USB port along the way. Once the device fit the hole, I screwed down the USB’s locking nut. The port now looks factory-installed in the console, which is terrific. The USB port works flawlessly with my apple car play radio. Happy how the job turned out.

Work great

I wish I had a photo of this. Unfortunately, I no longer have the car. I installed this on back of the center console on a 2010 Kia Forte for Uber. Everyone loved it! I'd keep a tri-charger with it and the aux cord alone made me a good bit of money the first night in tips! It's east to install and felt almost factory. A simple hole saw was the only took I used. Just make sure you line it up! Unfortunately, aux cords on phones are becoming less and less common but this is still a great product nevertheless and comes with all the accessories to mount how you see fit!

Buen producto, fácil instalación y muy práctico.

Installed in our 2007 hummer and it’s made well and fit perfectly in the factory cig lighter .

Have not installed it yet but the product looks great lm very satisfied with the build Quality

Very good product for after market stereo dash mount like a company fitmement in dashboard and data transfer all it s work very fast and smoothly

I haven’t installed yet but it looks like it will work. Came fast.