Jgstkcity 3 inch Desktop Power Grommet, Max 65W USB C Charger,2 Outlets, 3 USB Ports, Flush Mount Desk Hole Round Power Outlet, High-Speed Charging Station, Recessed Power Strip,6ft Cord Flat Plug

CHARGING:USB-C supports 65W charging as advertised with PD 3.0. It also supports most other quick charge protocols except for newer Huawei, Oppo, and OnePlus. I have a Dell Latitude 7300 that supports 60W USB charging that I was able to test with, and it does appear to deliver the power. See included pics.USB-A supports the same with the exception of PD protocol that is exclusive to USB-C. My tester indicates it will do Apple Lightning and Qualcomm QC as advertised.INSTALLATION:I'm a novice with power tools and I don't know how common a 3-1/8th in. hole saw is, but I only have a 3in. and 3-1/2in. The latter seemed to be cutting it pretty close. I didn't want to risk it being loose, so I went with the 3 inch. It was just a touch too small, but with about five minutes worth of sanding away the inside with a metal file I had, it fits nice and snug.OVERALL:I like it! I would recommend this to someone who's looking to clean some clutter on their desk if they are frequently charging devices or need AC power once in a while. Everything is easy access and looks great on the desk.This replaced a USB power strip I had with had AC outlets that were difficult to reach in the back. I'm glad to have outlets and ports that are easy to reach and also tucked away nicely flat on the desk when I'm not using them.

This is one of the best accessories I've gotten for our new desktop counter in the office. We charge a lot of stuff and having 4 usb ports and two outlets available on top of the desk is a lifesaver.The only issue (which is not the manufacturer's fault at all due to the limited space) is that some power bricks will block the USB ports. Again though, there's only so much space.

Takes up a drink holder spot, but I've got five. This works great for multiple devices, and who doesn't have the need on long trips? Highly recommend.

There's a lot of discussion about whether this does or does not fit in a 3 inch hole. It measures ever so slightly, like thousands, over 3 in on the outer part of the threads, and just under 3 in on the inner part. Also included in this is a photo of a Diablo 3-in hole saw. You can see that the collar fits over that a little bit, but not completely. The hole that the 3-in hole saw drills is ever so slightly over 3. In. It fit into the hole I drilled with the 3-in hole saw with just a little bit of slop, just enough that I could tilt it side to side. Maybe like 10°.Bottom line, did I need to go buy a 3 1/8 or 3 1/4-in hole saw? No, I did not. Did I sand or file the opening after drilling? No, I did not. Just drilled with 3" hole saw and dropped in.

It was easy to install and works great

Great design, quality materials, but the USB-A ports failed to operate properly. After installing and operating the device as instructed, both USB-A ports randomly ‘timed out’ after anywhere from 10 seconds to two minutes. They would stop functioning until the device was unplugged and restarted; then would randomly ‘time out’ again and again. I really liked the design of this device and how well it was built; it would have been perfect for use in my small home office. Unfortunately, I had to return the product for a refund and found a more reliable brand. Amazon receives 5 stars for their prompt resolution of this issue.

I was happy with this product but unfortunately the USB-C port stopped working in less than a year. Luckily the seller sent a replacement

This works pretty well and the low profile is great. As of note, the USB-C port handles both PD and QC3 power protocols. Unfortunately that's not the case for the USB-A ports but this is not a deal breaker for me.Well worth the money for a neat, clean install.