ICESPRING2 Ports USB 3.0 Extension Cable, Flush Mount Car Truck Boat Motorcycle Dashboard Panel Adapter-3 Feet

I ordered different types of USB port outlets, but used this one because it has a nice cover lid and accessories, the product has a good quality feel to it.

Please to say that this 3.0 USB extension works well with Android Auto. If this is what you are looking for, this works!

I have a PC desktop inside my desk but the usb ports are in an awkward place to try and plug in devices and usb flash drives when needed. I already had a hole drilled on the inside of the desk next to where the PC is that I used to have an arcade style button wired to the power on jumpers in a previous PC build. I wasn't using it anymore so I thought I would try this usb mount that looked like it was the same size.After getting it and placing it in the spot, I realized that the mounting ring was not quite reaching the threads to tighten this thing in place. There's a small collar behind the flush mount that makes the diameter a little bigger right at the flush area that was preventing my existing 1 1/4" hole to work. I didn't want to bevel the hole anymore, so I took a dremel grinding tool and ground down that collar so that it would get that extra few millimeters in and it worked. I mean, basically all this thing is is two extension cables. One thing I noticed is that the two ports are not in the same orientation. THIS IS WIERD, but it's not so bad to knock off a star. you have to remember this that the "top of any usb plug will have to be towards the center of the circle (orientation). Overall, it's not a bad gadget for the price.

I did not want to use the cover, as I'm going to have a USB key with my audio library plugged in all the time. But this acts as a holder for the cover - without the cover it's a little too large to fit in the standard sized opening, but just small enough where it attaches crooked. The housing is a dense rubber material, so it was easy to trim. Took about two minutes. The next issue was threading the collar behind the dash panel. I had to 3D print a collar to add space between the dash and the collar. That's because of my dash design. But it's done and looks great. One caveat - there's a LOT of wire. I had to really finagle it so it all fit and the dash cover snapped back on.

Very Good

Shipped fast. Exactly as descried and seems to be of good quality

I have a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Freedom Edition and I have tried 3 different Android Auto head units, each time reusing the console USB port in the Jeep by removing the Uconnect system. The Sony XAV-AX100 worked perfectly fine. The Sony XAV-AX5000 hardly worked at all. My current Alpine iLX-W650 was probably working well over 50% but still pretty problematic.I did a lot of troubleshooting, I made YouTube videos about it and posted on Jeep forums.I eventually decided the wiring for the console USB in the Jeep is just not compatible with Android Auto. I tried a few different options but wound up replacing the cigarette lighter port on the dash with a flush mount dual USB port. I have not had any Android Auto issues since the USB port install.I made a video of it on YouTube, but the video was too large to post here. I have included a picture of the thumbnail. You can search for "5after12" and you should be able to find it.I first tried just running a long USB extension cord from the back of the head unit to the area between the seat and the console, but it also had some issues. I assumed that was problematic due to the length.The benefits of this current setup is the relatively short wire run. The ICESPRING dual port USB has worked like a champ. I have one port connected directly to the head unit, and the other I plugged into a Samsung fast USB charger, and it works great. So the top port I can use for Car Play or Android Auto, and the bottom port I can use for fast charging. Since I switched to the USB cigarette lighter port I have had zero disconnects with Android Auto.

I wanted to add a couple of charging ports to a desk extension I built in my home office. My desk apron is made of 1 x 4 lumber, so 0.75" thick and 3.5" tall. All the other USB grommets for furniture appeared to require at least a 2" hole, but I didn't want a hole that big in my 3.5" apron since it would leave little for structural support. I found this and figured I'd give it a try.Tried it out on some scrap in the garage before drilling into my new desk. My calipers told me that the diameter of the grommet just behind the exposed face is 1-1/8" (but there's not a lot of material there before the diameter drops again down to the threaded body, as you see in the product pictures). The threaded part is just over 1". The threaded portion would not fit through a 1" hole made with a spade bit, just so you know. I thought I might drill a shallow 1-1/8" pocket for the face and then 1" the rest of the way through to make for a tighter fit, but it turns out that won't work, nor is it needed. I ended up drilling all the way through with a 1-1/8" spade bit and pressed the grommet into the apron for a perfectly snug fit. There's just enough threads coming out the back for one of the included nuts to grab maybe 2 or 3 threads. For now it's just hand tightened and it's not going anywhere. No slop, no rocking, no rotating. See the included pics for the final result. It's exactly what I needed.