Lectron J1772 to Tesla (NACS) EV Charging Adapter 60 Amp (250V) - Compatible with Tesla Model S/3/X/Y & Cybertruck Electric Vehicles (Black)

Product arrived next day, packaged well, comes with a nice closable carry bag. Seems well made and works perfectly.

Good quality. No any issues with it!

This is a great quality adapter. Probably the only brand besides Tesla that I would buy . Charges great and easy to install and use . Great price ( got on sale), even at full price is worth it . Doesn’t get hot or anything and comes in a great little bag for storage. 100% recommended

Nice

Got this but couldn’t get it to go in at first? Was frustrated. Ended up getting into try at this EV station to charge my Tesla. Had to take it out, plug it back in because car kept saying it wasn’t in right. FINALLY got it to work. So, product works .. but it is obvious it is not Tesla brand.

I used this for my 2025 ioniq 5.Seems like a high quality product.It fits very tightly on the J-1772 which I probably a good thing :)

Not every reviewer reported the same experience, but this adapter definitely does not fit my 2018 Model X. As one reviewer who posted picture and commented, the shape of this adapter is slightly different from the original Tesla charger. When I plug it in, the car keeps displaying "Charge port latch not engaged" and charging current was only at 16 amp. This was confirmed by the charging port on car flashing orange light. As I pushed the adapter in further, the car indicated the charger was inserted properly and allow full 32 amp charging from a J1772 charger (flashing green light). However, the adapter is now stuck in the car. It was stuck so hard that when I try to pull it out, I actually fell and tumbled backward, like in a cartoon! Now, at this point many of you might ask if I unlocked the charger from my car: I DID! I must have pressed the unlock button ten thousand times and heard the release mechanism moving, adapter still stuck. I panicked, thinking I am going to have to call roadside assistance. After lots of jiggling, I was finally able to remove the adapter from car. Just for comparison, I plugged in an original manufacturer charger and it came off easily. I always shop for deals and believe in after market products. Trust me on this one: it is not worth the price difference. Just suck it up and buy the adapter from manufacturer. I now regret having to go through the trouble of returning this flawed product, and worry that I might have caused permanent physical damage to my car

No issues