EXTRACTME Motorcycle USB Charger, Dual USB Type C PD & Quick Charge 3.0 Motorcycle Phone Charger with Voltmeter & ON/Off Switch, Waterproof Motorcycle Accessories for All Phone, Tablet, GPS

My 2018 Kawasaki Z900RS is a great bike, but it doesn't come with any kind of usb charger port and I needed to power my phone for longer trips so I can use it for music and navigation. I wired this into my bike's accessory circuit and attached it to my handlebar close to my phone mount. I love that it has an on/off switch and a voltage display that is easy to read. It also has both usb A and usb C ports. I can now ride as long as I want and not worry about running my phone's battery down. Installation was fairly simple and the included wires were just long enough to go under my gas tank and back to the accessory outlet. Highly recommend.

Received quickly seems like a good product. Installed on motorcycle very simple. Went on a 3day trip and it worked flawlessly. Liked the on/off switch and read out of your bikes battery strength. Easy to read

Easy to install and works prefectly on my motorcycle

This is a great little charger. I appreciate the battery voltage reading. I ended up installing it twice. That's on me. I originally placed it under my seat, because I really didn't want to have it on my bars. I bought a 240w cord and ran that from under the seat to the bars. Minimal clutter, but it turned out to be a real hassle to use it that way. I ended up removing everything and reinstalling this unit on my bars. Turns out I was able to place in low where it's barely noticeable. I had to get another cord. This time 6 inches long. This is a clean install, and I'm much happier with it. This is the first time I've ever seen "Super Fast Charging" displayed on my phone. I didn't even know that was a thing! The only reason I didn't give this unit a 5, is because the rubber weather proofing boot is very loose. It barely hangs on. And there's no way to use it while I have cords plugged in. Definitely disappointing. I plan to put a black rubber band around the unit from back to front to keep the boot from falling off and using an exacto blade to cut small slits in it for my cords to fit tightly through. All of that being said, I'm very satisfied with this purchase, and it functions phenomenally! I obviously have no input on longevity, as I just got it. I think it's silly that they started begging for reviews before you've even had a chance to test a product. With current experience, I would recommend.

Build quality feels premium and installation was pretty straightforward. Charges both USB-A and USB-C devices fast — no overheating or drop in speed. The voltmeter is a nice bonus for monitoring battery health, and the on/off switch is super handy. Brightness on the display is clear even in daylight. For the price, it’s a great upgrade to any motorcycle setup

Works great

This charger is very fast, is compact and easy to install. I will order another to replace the different one on my other bike.

Doesn’t work and no support. It has power but the usb end is junk and does work

Bon produit et s'installe bien

good quality.

Having just opened this, I’m very impressed. It comes with a cord with matching 2 prong SAE style connector (very common with smaller solar panels among other things), leading to a mini fuse and finally some crimped eyelets. The rubber cover is less impressive, but it’s better than not having one. The strain relief and overall build seems good, although I’m not sure I’d want to leave it out in the rain for years on end*. Although I have a motorcycle, I’m putting this in my tractor that doesn’t have a battery gauge (but does have a cab). It’ll let me keep tabs on the battery and also keep my phone charged. After getting it, I think it would work really well for a solar -> USB charger, as it’s rated to 24 (or maybe even 30) volts. I tested it to 24V and it works from 10-24.5 volts (my bench tester doesn’t go any higher). At 9.5V it shuts off the display, although still draws a little power. When it’s just the voltage showing, it pulls about 0.4W. It “super fast charges” my S21, which is great (tested at 10V, 14V and right to 24V). As I’m putting it in my tractor, I’m happy that it comes with not only the round handlebar mount, but also a flat one. *It can also be removed when not in use, similar to how a bicycle speedometer comes off (little clip on the back, then slide up). This would also help with my “weatherproof” comment above.

rubber cap allowed water intrusion and failed in one month of use. Exterior screws quickly rusted completely. Do not buy

I've used this since mid-summer, and it has provided reliable power. But it would be much better 1) If the power cable from the charger was much shorter, with an extension cable that can be attached to the bike. The mount is designed for easy removal, but this is useless with a long cable necessarily attached to the bike. I ended up making this mod (cutting out most of the cable attached to the charger and adding an extension on the bike), but it should come this way. 2) If the rubber cap was designed to stay on; as provided there is nothing to hold it on, and it easily flops open. I added some cable tie straps to keep it closed when it should be, but it's an ugly solution. 3) If the voltage display was brighter; it can't be seen in bright light, and there is power available for a brighter display