Motorcycle USB Charger, Dual USB Type C 30W PD & QC 3.0 Motorcycle Phone Charger with Voltmeter & ON/Off Switch, Waterproof ATV/Motorcycle/Dirt Bike Charger for Phone, Tablet, GPS...

Fast delivery, small but very holistic design. Great for my summer riding!

This has good mounting flexibility. I especially like the way it is turned off until the cover for the USB ports is opened. I'd give it 5 stars if the power cord had the option of an SAE connector hookup, as so many motorcycles make auxiliary power available through a connector of this kind.

Easy to install, very well made! And I can check my battery voltage also 😀.

Works very good easy to install

Nice USB charger, with a built in voltmeter (which I missed when I ordered it). My old KLR had a cigarette style 12V adaptor inside the fairing to keep it out of the weather, but more and more devices / chargers are now coming with straight usb cables, either A or C, so I was wanting to swap out what I installed 17 yrs ago with something newer. For $13 you can buy the Sobmoto charger which can be installed on the handlebar or the mirror mount. I started installing on the mirror mount but the master cylinder was kinda in the way and the mirror mount would have the charger sticking up higher than I liked so I went with the handlebar location which was lower. It mounts right up, a big zip tie holds it all in place. You might need to use 2 hands to open the charger and/or plug in a cable unless you really honk down on the zip tie (the charger will rotate a bit on the bar unless your really careful - NBD, but you’re probably gonna do that while you’re stopped anyway). I guess you might want to open the charger up which enables the voltmeter if you wanted to check bus voltage while riding. My Zumo is hardwired so I use the handlebar charger to keep my phone charged while riding since I’m usually running Waze, Pandora, a radar app and have the phone BT-ed to my Sena all at the same time. In bright sunlight the screen will be up pretty good which will run the phone down after awhile if you’re not charging while riding.All in all a nice compact USB charger, with a built in voltmeter. I had already installed a VM on the KLR so a little redundant in my case. Time will tell how weatherproof it is. If it looks like I’m getting into heavy rain I’ll stop and put my phone in a baggy inside my jacket, or pull off the road until the monsoon passes. So the charger would be closed up in that case anyway.I’d call it a 5 star rating except the charger comes with a small fuse holder with a 3 amp glass fuse instead of a blade type ATC or ATM fuse. Most bikes are going to have blade type fuses so it’s silly to install a new device that uses a different fuse type on a semi modern motorcycle. I already had a power wire and ground run to the handlebar area and the hot wire was protected by a 5 amp ATC fuse. I just cut the old style fuse holder off and attached the new charger to wires I already had run. You could easily swap out a blade type fuse holder but the manufacturer should charge another dollar and ship the charger with the newer style of fuse. Maybe other parts of the world still use more of the glass type fuses, but most of these motos are coming from other parts of the world. Not a huge deal either way.

This is the best working accessory I've added to my KTM 790 Duke. So its a USB and Type C charging port. The Type C registers as fast charging on my phone and the USB is just regular charging.The mounting and installation is only as difficult as whatever it takes to remove and replace the shell of the bike to run the wire to the battery. My bike has accessory wiring already so I just added it to that with crimps and heat shrink and no annoying sagging or visible wire.It tells you battery voltage when its on and it turns off when you close the little hatch so it doesn't drain your battery.I was skeptical about the actual mount itself since its being hel together with a zip tie. But its holding on tight with no movement during rids ive had zero issue.Great inexpensive accessory if you ask me. And it blends in great with the bike.

When you need a high current USB port on your motorcycle or ATV, this is the solution you need.Provides enough power for fast charging. Comes with everything you need to mount it and connect it.The instructions are lacking but it is pretty straightforward.

I’m using this on my wheelchair. I have a separate battery for some lights and this is a great addition. I can charge my phone and keep an eye on the battery voltage.