EXTRACTME 6.4A Motorcycle USB Charger, Total 44W Dual USB Type C PD & Quick Charge 3.0 Motorcycle Phone Charger with Voltmeter & ON/Off Switch, Waterproof Motorcycle Accessories SAE to USB Adapter

Works perfectly. Used it on my last trip. Kept the phone charged. Can't ask for anything more.

The short version:This charges my 11” iPad Pro and my iPhone 15 pro simultaneously.The long version:I used to use two Battery Tender adapters on my motorcycle that barely worked to keep my iPhone battery maintained and my iPad would actually lose charge throughout the day. Each device was plugged into its own adaptor and both screens are typically on all day while I ride. When I switched to the iPhone 15 pro it became apparent that it was time to look into USBC adapter options again (when I originally got the battery tender devices, usbc wasn’t a thing yet for these SAE adaptors) and I ran across this one. It seemed to have the best specs and be the most functional for my use, so I bought one to test.I quickly learned that it will not only maintain the charge on both of my devices, but it will actually charge them as well. This is wildly convenient because now my devices don’t have to be charged overnight and it’s less to do when I make hotel stops. Additionally, I’m not having to carry batteries for just in case.I have purchased a second one of these to carry as a spare because I do a lot of remote and long distance riding and a failure of a component this important could create some difficulty for me and it’s super easy to have a second unit tucked away with an extra set of charging cables in my essentials bag.I’m very happy with this purchase and I’m glad this technology is finally catching up.The one thing I wish this had was the ability to not use power when my devices aren’t plugged in. You have to remember to turn this off every time. Motorcycle batteries don’t have a lot of reserve and it may be easy to leave this on and drain enough of your motorcycle battery to cause it to not be able to start your bike. So far I haven’t done that, but sooner or later…

I ordered this for a last minute motorcycle trip to Sturgis SD.I had to install it on my bike in the parking lot upon arrival.Wiring was adequate. Connectors seem marginal quality.Unfortunately the clamp for my handle bars was a bit too small. I had to cut some of the rubber anti-slip insert away to get it to fit.It seems to hold onto the bike ok during the trip.As others noted, the volt meter is very dim an hard to read in the daylight. I'm sure it's to save power.I'm not sure yet if this will drain my battery when "off", so to be sure, I disconnect the power cable when parking the bike overnight.Otherwise it worked perfectly to keep my phone charged at 100% during my travels.

No issues yet. Have them on two motorcycles and they both keep my phone charged on long trips.A good juice goose indeed.

Bought this to use on my adventure motorcycle for a extra power source. Works as it should and it nice to see the battery voltage

Was looking for a USB charger for my bike - Triumph Bonneville - wanted something easy to install and reliable. This had good reviews, and it was as stated - easy to install, display for battery level was a plus. As some had mentioned, the on/off switch is something to remember, else it would drain the battery. I have the bike on a tender when not in use. when riding, charges the device quickly and always had full battery before the next trip.Highly recommended.

This is great for keeping your phone charged, or powering your GPS like I do.The is one drawback that reduced this from 5 stars to 4: It doesn't auto power off.This device has some lights on it when it is turned on. It has a manual button to turn it on and off.If you have this attached directly to the battery AND don't remember to turn it off, it will completely drain your motorcycle battery in a few weeks. The cable that comes with it is designed to hook both the positive and the negative directly to the battery.So, in the winter when you don't ride very often (in southern Texas we have a surprising number of winter riding days) you may go out to your motorcycle and find that the battery is completely drained. This happened to me. When I hooked up a battery charger and got some juice into the battery I saw that I left this USB charger on.I bought my Honda Shadow Phantom new just 7 months ago, so my battery is not the issue.So if you get this you may want to wire it so it only has power when the motorcycle is on.If you ride your motorcycle several times a week I don't think it would be an issue even if you left this charger on. But if you don't ride for a few weeks and leave it on, get your battery charger out!

Easy to use