Cllena Quick Charge 3.0 & PD USB C Dual USB Port Charger Socket Power Adapter for Toyota

So good! Works amazingly! Took my 2007 RAV4 to another level.

Bought this based on all the glowing reviews. Was glad to see that it looks like it could pass for a factory port. Replaced the AUX socket located just forward of the elbow console. Direct drop into the socket with a snug fit. Everything looked great until I tried to plug a USB into the 3.0 slot. It took the might of God to wrestle it into the slot. The 2.4 slot didn't have any issues, only the QC3.0 slot.Ordered a replacement to see if it's any better. IF the replacement is better off, i'll happily update this to 5 stars. As it sits though, this is quite annoying and almost unusable. No more than 2 stars as it sits now.Will update once the new one arrives.EDIT - 3/29/19The replacement item was MUCH better than the first one I received. It still seemed tighter than you would want but was acceptable.A heads-up to other 2006-2012 RAV4 owners planning to put this where the old AUX slot was located (next to mirror adjusters) - it DOES fit in the opening but it is EXTREMELY tight. While it does work, its such a tight opening that it does apply extra pressure to the USB port slot, and if it's already extremely tight before pushing the socket into the slot, the actual USB port will now be even tighter.The quick charging does work, and quite well I might add. Will make you wonder why you used that old 12V USB adaptor for so long all these years!

Installed in 08 tundra, fit perfectly. My advice would be to wire it to a circuit that gets a continuous 12v when the truck is running. If you go straight to the battery the meter stays on with truck off (obviously). It’s not a huge drain on the battery and probably wouldn’t cause any issues as it’s no different than the anti theft light that flashes in most vehicles.

Two things that I have issue with. 1) For" Toyota" , for modern toyota with a smaller opening in the dash. I own a 97 Toyota T100, the hole in the dash was too big. I needed to modify the plug to fit the charge port socket.2) The LED in the two openings are on all the time. I needed to change from a constant power source to a key on power source as to not have the battery drain down when the vehicle is not in use. Other than that the product worked as designed. It came with a 2 amp fuse and holder. Relatively quick and painless to wire up.

The media could not be loaded. I'll likely be the odd one out here. I installed on a 2005 Chevrolet Silverado WT. My truck is kind of a Frankenstein monster - there are many parts from various other GM products that are essentially plug-n-play, but they are/have features my base truck did not come with so I added them.Since the 2005 Silverado is a base (WT - work truck), it did not have a fold down center seat between the driver and passenger; I wanted one so I would also have an arm rest. The center jump seat is half 2010 Silverado (lower portion) and half 2018 Silverado (upper portion). On the 2018 Silverado, the center jump seat does come with 2 USB ports where I installed this item; however, it would require much more work to make the factory GM USBs to work. Thus I used this "Cllena Dual USB Port Charger Socket Quick Charge 3.0 & 2.4A for Toyota" unit.The unit works well and I like the fact that it has lit USBs and that they are color coded. I have it wired to be ON with the key-on and OFF when the key-off rather than wiring it to be on with RAP (retained accessory power - not sure what Toyota may call it) This you can see on the video. In the 2 photos, you can tell that the aftermarket USB does not fit the GM hole - obviously I didn't expect it to. It's a 2005 and this allows me to have modern day charging for my mobile device.I'll update if there is premature failure.Edit: well damn; amazon really degrades the video quality.

Purchased this to use in my 2015 Toyota Tacoma. Wanted the USB Port charger to fit in the center, under the A/C controls and next to the USB/Aux port for my entune head unit. There is another version that will fit on the left side of the steering wheel. This charger fit the space exactly. I made sure to hook it up to the IGN1 fuse using a fuse-tap (ARTGEAR 12V 24V Low Profile Add-a-Circuit Fuse Tap, ACS Miniature Piggy Back Blade Fuse Holder with Wire Harness, 6 pcs Fuse (3A 5A 7.5A 10A 15A 20A) and Fuse Puller (Pack of 4)) so it would only charge when the ignition was on. This way the LED lights won't drain the car battery. The installation was simple, it was just difficult to route the wires under the dash (avoiding the parking brake and steering column) so it was out of site. I did add some wire so the in-line fuse would be accessible if it ever needs replacing. There have been complaints about the brightness of the LEDs but as you can see in the pictures, I keep a flashlight (KENO Rechargeable LED Flashlight with 12/24V Car Cigarette Lighter Charge, 300Lumen Outdoor Vehicles Survival Tool) plugged in that sheds light as well. I did confirm that using the USB 3.0 port did trigger the "Turbo Charge" feature of my phone. The other USB port charged at the regular slower rate. I highly recommed the Cllena Dual USB Port Charger Socket Quick Charge 3.0 & 2.4A for Toyota as a USB charging port. I look forward to getting a lot of use from it.

I installed this in a blank space in the forward center console of my 2015 Toyota Tundra CrewMax. The install is straight forward and the fit looks factory. Both sockets light up Orange for the 3.0a and Blue for the 2.4a, which is a nice addition for my mount location. They both worked great after install, but the next day the 2.4a (blue LED) socket stopped sending power and the LED intermittently flashes or is off. The 3.0a socket still works fine, so I haven't replaced it yet.For the price, the fit and finish is great, but the flaky 2.4a socket was cause for a couple stars getting knocked off. If the supplier could get this taken care of, this would definitely be a 5 star product.