YONZEE Glovebox USB Hub for Tesla Model Y Juniper 2025 Model 3 2025-2024- ABS Flocking USB Flash Drive Docking Station for Charging Data Transmission

I tried a different brand unit and it failed to work properly and I returned it. This was the replacement and I am so happy I bought this one instead! It not only works as it should, but the design is close to genius! The matching fabric with the glove box is a great touch. The hidden USB port on the back is brilliant design. I love this thing a lot and it allows me to have extra ports in my car. I use one for the gaming controller and it works flawlessly! Great solution for the Model Y Juniper owners out there.

This works great. It fits perfectly and matches the color and texture of the glovebox. I now have Sentry/Dashcam recording, and playback of my music files. I plan to get a USB-C drive for my music so it can be plugged into the port behind the hub instead of the USB-A ports in the front.

Fit & finish is good. But when you use it, it is questionable. Every few days, it seems like it would "bottleneck" when streaming to much data at once.... for example, Dashcam recording & USB music. Then, it would crash & nothing would be working. That is the last thing that you want. I would guess that maybe if you just wanted this for adding a USB controller, that would be okay. But, this isn't a good option for data.

Bought this product to solve the problem with my Sentry USB flash drive not reading when using an aftermarket ambient light dashboard strip that plugs in the glove box USB port. The lights came with a cheap USB splitter and all of the USB plugs were 2.0. The Sentry USB flash drive stick needs a 3.0 to work properly Especially when you plan on plugging additional accessories into that same port in the glove box that will be drawing power away. So far, a week into ownership and haven't had any problems with my Sentry USB Stick not reading and the ambient dashboard lights are still working good, all at the same time. Big plus is that it all looks stock and built in.

The USB 3 port in the recessed area did not transfer any data. It did provide power, and the USB 2 ports on the front did provide both data and power. After it didn’t work in the car, I tested on my desktop computer with the same result. This is probably due to a bad chip or connection. It happens. Returning this one, but will probably buy another one. It fits well, takes minimal space in the glove box, and has a nice surface that matches the interior of the glove box. I like the concealed port on the side, and it does get good reviews.

Does what it’s supposed to do, but I sometimes have to push it back into place.

Awesome and compact way to add a USB hub to your Tesla glovebox while maintaining a secure slot for your dashcam videos. Highly recommend! Wish it came with the car.

When I upgraded my 2018 Model 3 to a 2023, I was disappointed to learn there was only one data-capable USB port in the car, and that was in the glove compartment -- used by the Tesla Sentry flash drive. At first I ordered the TParts module for the center console but could not get it to work. It passed the Amazon return date (of course!) so I decided to try this. I was leery of using the same USB port (in the glove compartment) as the Sentry flash drive used, which is why I tried the TParts module first. I thought perhaps my USB music drive and the Sentry drive would draw more power than the port was designed to provide. I was happily surprised when it did not! Installation is super-easy; if you can plug in a flash drive you can install this hub. It is covered in the same "flocking" as is the interior of the glove compartment, thus once installed you hardly notice it is there. The Sentry drive Tesla includes with their cars plugs into the side of the hub, thus not interfering with the remaining space in front. The Tesla USB originally inserted into the one port straight-in, so the end sticks out toward the passenger. This hub takes up essentially the same depth and with the Tesla flash drive installed to the side rather than straight out there's not much difference -- that is, the hub doesn't take up all that much more usable space in the glove compartment. My music flash drive is of the mini-size type and I installed it to the front. Above the Tesla flash drive (which is 3.1) is a type-c USB port (I don't use that one) and in the front is another USB port (type 2.0) which I also don't use. I just wanted to be able to play my mp3 music in my car again, silly Tesla. One thing I did have to do ... after I first installed the hub and inserted the Tesla Sentry flash drive plus my music flash drive, the Sentry flash drive did not work! I thought I had been right about the power draw all along. On a whim I restarted the screen (Tesla owners know how to do this so I won't elaborate here). Seconds later I had Sentry recording AND my music playing. I was happy at last and now consider my 2023 model to be just as complete as was my 2018.