RANDPOW Motorcycle Phone Charger, 6.4A Dual USB Quick Charge 3.0 Type C PD Mo...

It's a worthwhile charger: its material, size, USB and USB-C configuration, the on/off button on the front, and the included mounting options, It's easy to install and works perfectly. I installed it in my Panamera HD, trying to place it in a discreet, easily accessible location near the front controls. This charger is highly recommended.

This worked well on a 2 day trip that saw about 12 hours of riding. Kept my phone charged and didn't cause any issues. Install was easy. I shortened the power cable and left the unit under my seat next to the battery, and ran the usb cable out to my tank bag. Made for a quick and convenient installation.

So, I was searching through a lot of other items similar to this one, and I'm glad I got this one from this seller, from Amazon in particular, because it was just the right size that I needed to mount on my motorcycle, and it had all other inputs that I needed as well. And one thing that I'm really glad about is the waterproof cover that it has over it, so, you know, nothing won't get damaged. That was a plus. I really recommend this item if you guys are looking for, you know, to use accessories for your motorcycle or to charge your phone, etc, etc.

Kept my phone charged at 100% while sending music AND navigation to bluetooth speakers in helmet - and the navi alone will usually kill the phone in 5 hours Most videos, and almost every person I spoke to, said that the proper, and safest, way to run the wire from the handle bar area (where 99% of the people would be needing the ports) to the battery compartment under the seat involved emptying and removing the tank. I went a different route. I used (an electricians) fish-tape to find a route that paralleled the existing wiring through the center tank/upper frame area. It took over an hour to find a route where I felt the wire was far enough away from the heat of the motor the whole way, but it hasn't melted in the three rides since installing so I think I did okay. My only criticism is that the bulkiness of the connection on the back of the unit (combined with the accessory wire sticking out the front) makes it hard to find a good spot when there's a windshield in play. Also, the voltage readout on mine is so dim it's ridiculous.

Great quality charger for the money,used it on my bike to run the continental divide trail and ran 7000 miles in all weather conditions and is still holding up.

Ready for riding anywhere now. Quality materials with handy features.

So, my biggest issue is that this arrived to me with no mounting hardware. Zip ties are in there, but no screw or bar mount included. Second issue is that you can't even see the voltage read out with your eyes even out of direct sun light. The camera on my phone makes it much easier to see, but the texture of the screen makes it so blurry you can't see the edges of the numbers even up close. Last issue is the build quality. This isn't a deal breaker at this price point, but should be noted. The molding of the plastic is so-so. With all of the cables included, this is a great deal. Assuming you get a complete kit.

No problems with this hub, can see the volt display under normal conditions, but harsh, direct, sun can make it slightly harder to see at times. Covers seal up unused ports, and so it's been a great addition to my motorcycle.