Guaiblue Center Console USB Hub with Retractable Cables for Tesla Model Y Juniper and Model 3 Highland

A neat fix for a console with too few ports. Evidence behind this listing is thinner than most in this catalogue, so treat it as a recent option rather than a long-proven one. The refreshed Tesla console gives you two USB-C ports at the front of the bin and nothing else, which works until three people want to charge at once or someone in the back asks for a cable. A console hub sits in the bin, draws power from the existing supply, and turns that pair of ports into several - typically two retractable cables plus a couple of fixed ports. This Guaiblue unit is shaped for the refreshed console specifically. The seller states it fits the Model Y Juniper from 2025-2026 and the Model 3 Highland from 2024-2026, and explicitly says it is not compatible with earlier Model 3 or Model Y console layouts. That exclusion is real and worth respecting: the bin geometry changed with both refreshes, and a hub cut for the older console will not sit flush in a newer car. The functional case is the retractable cables. Two built-in USB-C cables extend to roughly 31.5 inches and retract on release, which is long enough to reach a rear passenger leaning forward and short enough that nothing is left coiled in the bin afterwards. Total output is quoted at up to 65 W across the ports, with USB-A and USB-C available alongside the retractable leads. There is also RGB ambient lighting, which is either the reason you buy it or the reason you do not; it does at least make the bin visible at night. One limitation stated on the listing that people do discover the hard way: it is a charging device, not a data device. If you were planning to use it for a Sentry Mode drive or to move files, this is the wrong product. Who it suits: Juniper and Highland owners who regularly carry passengers, or anyone tired of a cable permanently snaking out of the console. It is a tidiness product as much as a power product. The candour required here is about evidence. This listing is recent and carries a small number of buyer reviews, which is thin compared with the rest of this catalogue. Its fitment statement is clear and its category ranking is healthy, which is why it was included, but if you want a long track record behind a purchase, this is not that product yet. This is a recent listing with a small number of reviews. If you need a dashcam or Sentry Mode data port, this product will not do that job - it charges only.

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The refreshed Tesla console gives you two USB-C ports at the front of the bin and nothing else, which works until three people want to charge at once or someone in the back asks for a cable. A console hub sits in the bin, draws power from the existing supply, and turns that pair of ports into several - typically two retractable cables plus a couple of fixed ports. This Guaiblue unit is shaped for the refreshed console specifically. The seller states it fits the Model Y Juniper from 2025-2026 and the Model 3 Highland from 2024-2026, and explicitly says it is not compatible with earlier Model 3 or Model Y console layouts. That exclusion is real and worth respecting: the bin geometry changed with both refreshes, and a hub cut for the older console will not sit flush in a newer car. The functional case is the retractable cables. Two built-in USB-C cables extend to roughly 31.5 inches and retract on release, which is long enough to reach a rear passenger leaning forward and short enough that nothing is left coiled in the bin afterwards. Total output is quoted at up to 65 W across the ports, with USB-A and USB-C available alongside the retractable leads. There is also RGB ambient lighting, which is either the reason you buy it or the reason you do not; it does at least make the bin visible at night. One limitation stated on the listing that people do discover the hard way: it is a charging device, not a data device. If you were planning to use it for a Sentry Mode drive or to move files, this is the wrong product. Who it suits: Juniper and Highland owners who regularly carry passengers, or anyone tired of a cable permanently snaking out of the console. It is a tidiness product as much as a power product. The candour required here is about evidence. This listing is recent and carries a small number of buyer reviews, which is thin compared with the rest of this catalogue. Its fitment statement is clear and its category ranking is healthy, which is why it was included, but if you want a long track record behind a purchase, this is not that product yet.

• Seller states Model Y Juniper 2025-2026 and Model 3 Highland 2024-2026
• Seller states it is not compatible with earlier Model 3 or Model Y console layouts
• Charging only - the seller states data transfer is not supported
• Check your console layout against the listing photographs before ordering

• Two built-in retractable USB-C cables quoted at up to 31.5 inches
• Additional USB-A and USB-C ports alongside the retractable leads
• Seller quotes up to 65 W total output across the ports
• RGB ambient lighting inside the console bin
• Drops into the console without permanent modification

• Retractable cables keep the console free of loose leads
• Explicit fitment statement including what it does not fit
• Shaped for the refreshed console rather than a universal box

• No data transfer, so it cannot serve a dashcam or drive
• Recent listing with limited buyer feedback so far
• Ambient lighting is not to every taste

This is a recent listing with a small number of reviews. If you need a dashcam or Sentry Mode data port, this product will not do that job - it charges only.

Angle the unit into the console bin, connect it to the existing console power outlet, close the sliding cover and route the retractable cables through the cable slots.