Motorcycle DIN Hella Socket Dual USB Charger for Phone / GPS SatNav

Bought this for my Triumph Sprint ST1050 as a way of charging a phone. The 45 degree angle doesn't sit angled up as there is not enough room between the socket and the fairing, but angled down it's fine. It actually works quite nicely as it keeps the charging cable tucked away behind the fairing out often way.I was a bit worried about the vibrations rattling the socket loose but I've put about 400 miles on the bike since getting it and it's stayed exactly where it should. I'm running a cable up the fairing to an Oxford Strap-Nav with my phone in it as a sat nav.I spent a while looking into these sockets and I'm quite happy with the one I've got. I'm yet to experience poor weather conditions, but common sense would tell you I'd be pulling it out and storing it somewhere! Doing a trip to France with it soon, so here's hoping it survives that test!Would definitely recommend.

This is the ideal solution to USB charging in a Europe-built motor home! I have been using a DIN to car charger adaptor, with a multiple outlet car charger to USB plugged into that, but this is not ideal - the car charger doesn't stay plugged in properly, and the layout is a mess. Using this, I am able to plug a multi-USB outlet into it, and tidy everything away with Velcro. Couldn't be more pleased.

Fits well. Slightly larger than I thought but in general a really good product

After reading other reviews I got this for my Triumph Sprint ST (which has same size DIN socket as BMW).Unlike some of the other ones, because this is thin and angled, it fits perfectly in the narrow space on the Triumph and holds in well... would definitely recommend.

Yes the plug is spot on for the job

Was ordered at the request of my Father in law. He seems pleased with it. It does exactly what he wants.. good bargain.

I've had this product for 6 months now, and done about 2500 miles on my KTM 990 SMT with it. The product itself is good, and the build quality (outside) is very good.The crappy part though, is that one of the wires, specifically one connection to the coil have snapped in half.It took me 15 minutes and alot of violence to get thing open.I suppose I'll try to solder it myself some day, but the entire plug is a mess...I hope the next one I get will last a bit longer.

I bought this cause I was doing a big travel on my motorcycle and needed my iPhone charged to use as GPS. It did just that, never missed a beat and even though my power socket is VERY close to the engine, the heat never affected the charger. The weather cap is pointless since you won't be leving this on the bike for anyone to steal and thankfully I didn't get any rain, cause my guess is you won't be able to charge it while it's raining cause the ports will be exposed so if it is, make sure your phone is charged and use it only when necessary to save battery.