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Cupholder and phone charging prototype from BASENOR

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I recently was mailed the cupholder and phone charging area prototype from @BASENOR. Here are my detailed impressions along with a video to give a clear sense of how it functions. My First Impressions: The cupholder and phone charging area is crafted from a flexible, 3D-printed TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) material. This material strikes a nice balance between durability and flexibility, ensuring that the organizer stays securely in place on the door. The door storage bin is thoughtfully sectioned, offering enough space to store frequently used items. Key Observations: Fit and Installation: The cupholder and phone charging area fits snugly on top of the existing ones. The cupholder and phone charging area was flexible, rubber-like TPE material allowed me to push it into position without concerns about damaging anything. Display Accessibility: It fits right over the existing. It is easy to remove for cleaning. Potential Concerns: I could not find any concerns. Security Consideration: None. Conclusion: Overall, the cupholder and phone charging area by BASENOR is a functional, well-designed accessory that provides practical solution. The eco-friendly materials and flexible design make this a solid choice for those looking to keep their Tesla’s interior organized and clean.
 

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Does the charger insert stop an iphone from over-heating when charging?
 

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I recently was mailed the cupholder and phone charging area prototype from @BASENOR. Here are my detailed impressions along with a video to give a clear sense of how it functions. My First Impressions: The cupholder and phone charging area is crafted from a flexible, 3D-printed TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) material. This material strikes a nice balance between durability and flexibility, ensuring that the organizer stays securely in place on the door. The door storage bin is thoughtfully sectioned, offering enough space to store frequently used items. Key Observations: Fit and Installation: The cupholder and phone charging area fits snugly on top of the existing ones. The cupholder and phone charging area was flexible, rubber-like TPE material allowed me to push it into position without concerns about damaging anything. Display Accessibility: It fits right over the existing. It is easy to remove for cleaning. Potential Concerns: I could not find any concerns. Security Consideration: None. Conclusion: Overall, the cupholder and phone charging area by BASENOR is a functional, well-designed accessory that provides practical solution. The eco-friendly materials and flexible design make this a solid choice for those looking to keep their Tesla’s interior organized and clean.
I find it very difficult to pull cups out of the cupholder without pulling the lid off the cup trying to get them out. Especially coffee cups . So my question to you is does the cupholder come out when you pull a cup out??
 
 
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