After buying a lot of Tesla Model 3 Highland accessories for my Tesla Model 3 Highland (2025), I did three more minor modifications to my Tesla Model 3 Highland.
Dashcam
Tesla Model 3 Highland comes with six cameras that record exterior footage. They are meant for self-driving use. While helpful, they might not capture car number plates as clearly as a dashcam.
Just two years after buying the DYMO LabelManager 160, it spoiled.
The error message is “Label jam!” and none of the solutions listed in the official article, How to solve the ‘Tape Jam’ and ‘Motor Stall’ errors on my LabelManager?, works.
Tesla Model 3 Highland has a wireless charging pad that allows you to charge two Qi devices simultaneously up to 15W. I felt my phone produces more heat when charging this way than when charging via MagSafe. Also, 15W wireless charging is slow, considering most of my drives within Singapore are a maximum of 30 minutes.
There is another USB-C port in the Tesla Model 3 Highland located in the center console’s rear compartment, which is accessible to both the driver and the front passenger. The other two USB-C ports are meant for the backseat passengers. In total, the Tesla Model 3 Highland has three USB-C ports that can output a maximum of 65W.
Benks ArmorPop Phone Grip & Stand is a MagSafe stand that comes with a phone grip (similar to PopSockets). Even the product name, ArmorPop, took a cue from PopSockets.
Banks sell it on their website for US$25.99 (S$34.71), available in five variants. After a 15% storewide discount coupon code with lesterchan15, the price becomes US$22.09 (S$29.51). Shipping to Singapore is an additional US$3.99 (S$5.33).
I am officially above 40! It’s time to take it slower, but I still can’t speak or walk slower.
As mentioned in my 40th Birthday post, quality of life going forward should be my number one priority. I am focusing more on quality instead of quantity. I find myself getting Japanese produce at Donki more often, even though they are more expensive.
Belkin BoostCharge Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Travel Pad is the answer to Anker’s Anker MagGo Wireless Charging Station.
There are two variants to BoostCharge Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Travel Pad. One has international travel tips (US, UK, EU, AU & China), and the other only has the UK tip for the Singapore market.
Belkin BoostCharge Power Bank 10K With Integrated Cable is the other new power bank from Belkin in addition to the Belkin BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10K.
Instead of Qi2 wireless charging, this power bank offers a 5.7cm integrated USB-C cable.
There are many accessories that you can buy from Tesla. I wanted to share a list of accessories I bought.
Many of them I purchased from Taobao as it is cheaper. But if you do not understand Mandarin, you must pay “English Tax” and get it more expensive on Shopee for the same items.
Belkin BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10K is a new power bank from Belkin that is Qi2 compatible. That means you will get the full 15W wireless charging for your Qi2-compatible devices like your iPhone.
Previously, Belkin also had a magnetic power bank, but they are not Qi2 certified, so it only charges your phone at a maximum of 7.5W.
After placing an order for the Tesla Model 3 Highland Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) COE Category B on 18th December 2024, I finally got the car on 6th February 2025.
When I bought it in 2024, the default color in Singapore was white. However, my Tesla was only built in 2025 when, in Singapore, they changed the default color from White to Stealth Grey. So I have to pay an extra S$1,500 to keep the white. I asked whether I could return to Stealth Grey, but Tesla mentioned no, as the car is already being built.
