Compatible with Tesla Model S/Model X Center Console Storage Box, Jaronx Insert Organizer Tray+Cup Holder Compatible with Tesla Model S/X Accessories 2016-2021

This tray fits better than the other trays listed on Amazon. Side rubber bumpers ensure a snug fit in the center console. I thought the cup holders might be too small to fit anything big but I tested out a Trenta sized plastic cup from Starbucks and it the slot secured it well while not interfering with my Arrowhead water bottle next to it. Also if you want to add a wireless charging pad to the tray, the Apple MagSafe Charging Pad (39.00) is small enough to fit in the large slot of the tray. I ordered a TOZO W1 Wireless Pad and the pad was too big in diameter to fit this tray. If you want to avoid paying for Tesla's 125.00 wireless charger holster or a generic cup-holder tray with wireless charging (81.00 on amazon), this Jaronx tray for 15.54 (Amazon Warehouse - Very Good) is the best way to go.

First one I purchased was defective because the “stoppers” didn’t allow the cover to stop just at the cup holders. After reaching out to the business they immediately sent a replacement free of charge. That was a plus. It’s been fine since. It’s fine for what it is.

I have tried out the center console for the past few days and it seems to work well. I agree with another post that stated that if you have a large phone it is hard to grasp it from the large pocket. I now lean it on the smaller side and use the larger side for other items. Easy to install, doesn't rock and seems to sit level. Cup holders aren't deep, but they do hold average side cups and water bottles. Starbucks grande size cup fit snugly (if that gives any perspective). Larger water bottles do seem to rock a little. Thus far, happy with the cost and functionality.

The unit fits perfectly in my S 2021, and the spaces provided are very functional.The thing has one flaw for me. There are spring loaded nubbies in order that the cover can be half closed leaving just the cup holders exposed. When in this configuration the cup holders tend to be a little smaller than they should be. A coffee cup is tends to lean back a little because the cup is wider at the top than the bottom. A soda can wouldn’t have the problem.I do like to close the cover when I’m not using the cup holders. This is where the nubbies are a problem. The springs are too strong making it difficult to pull the cover over them. If I push the nubbies down (takes two hands) the under side of the cover is ridged meaning that the nubbies get into the ridges, again making closing the cover difficult. I wouldn’t want to close the cover completely due to the fear of getting the cover open again later.Bottom line. If you leave the cubby open all the time ir works great. If you like the cubby covered, as I do, this item isn’t for you.

I really needed this for my setup. I don't like the phone holders on the dash and this allows me to use a standard cup holder one without it being too low or too wobbley. See my pictures and if you are like me and like the phone at your finger tips (don't look at it when driving tho) you'll want this setup. And besides that, it just functions better for a drink holder imo than stock. Does not move around either, nice and tight, and no tape or anything needed.

Installed in 2017 Model XCon: small cup holders good to hold hand sanitizers, cans, change etcPro: can be customized to hold a YETI or Hydro Flask, but have to keep console door open, Model X iconsole storage is deep so basically the “cut from Dremel” is to hold the bottle upright.

This product is a great idea for making the front part of the center console storage box more functional. It looks good and basically, it does what it was intended for. One small issue is that they added two springs to keep the console sliding door from fully closing by stopping it so that the back half of the tray is covered while the cup-holder area is still open/available for use. You can always pull the door fully shut if you wish to close the whole area. Not a bad idea, if it worked.The problem is initially the springs are stiff, which makes it a bit of a pain to open the door and then after repeated use, the springs get weaker and then fail to work as intended (the door closes all the way most of the time). So if you really want that functionality described earlier, then bummer. I just keep the door fully open or fully closed so the fact that the springs don't function as intended is not a problem for me.

The cupholders are MAYBE 2.9" at the top, but they quickly taper down to 2.7" or smaller. Literally the only things I could find that would fit in the cupholder was a soda can and a starbucks cup like they show in the photo. Contigo bottle? won't fit. Thermos? won't fit. Nothing else I own and would put in there fits. It's a 1/4" smaller than the upper cup holders that are built in to the Tesla arm rest. The nubs that stop the car's built-in console door are a nice touch, but they're too far back, so the door partially covers the too-small cupholders. So even if you only use soda cans and paper coffee cups, you still can't use the cupholder in that case.I should add, if the cupholders were 1/4" or 3/8" bigger, and the nubs that stop the door were 1/2" or more further forward, this thing would be 5-stars. Unfortunately, as it is, it's unusable. If you're not putting drinks in it, I'm sure one of the other inserts the company makes would be fantastic.

I have a 2016 model s, it fits perfectly

No issues with the item. Fits perfectly.

The holding spring for the cover door, doesn’t work just after a month.

The product itself is quite good, the material seems solid and the finishing is good.As others have already mentioned it has a small design flaw that is quite problematic.The insert tray contains two little nops that prevent the hatch from completely closing and leave the, actually quite shallow, cup holders exposed.The problem is that those nobs are quite hard, meaning that when new and you want to shut the whole center console one has to smash the hatch close with quite a bit of force.In the same way, if you want it to fully open one has to push the hatch hard forward which in return drags the insert tray with it.Eventually, I decided to just take the springs out but of course, it would have been smart if the manufacturer had made the nobs in a way that if they get fully pushed in they just stayed in, letting the hatch slite fully slide open and close.

I wouldn’t recommend it has now broken and either the options are open fully or closed fully as does not stop at the drinks holder part anymore.