The BurnsMoto dual-port USB rectangular housing charger with a 60 inch lead terminating in bare wires, automatic fuse feature and, a hard plastic U-bracket mount (list price: $26.00). The small ...

USB has become the standard for charging a wide range of devices, including smartphones, smartwatches, earbuds, and most other gadgets. As a result, USB wall sockets have become increasingly ...

You can charge the relatively small 48V 336Wh integrated batteries (removable for service only) on the Nova series e-bikes from zero to full in as little as three hours from a USB-C PD 3.1 charger ...

Silverback's Starke 1 and Starke 2 commuter bikes feature the USB port, nickel alloy frames, and weigh in at about 30 pounds. If you'd like a little boost on your ride, the Starke 1 also packs a ...

The headline feature, of course, is the embedded USB-C charging port, which allows you to charge the bike with a standard 140W laptop charger. A quick 2.5-hour top-up is enough for most daily ...

Bike maker Silverback has finally added something to its new Starke range that nerdy cyclists have wanted for years: a USB port. The four-strong lineup of city bikes all have a dynamo-powered USB ...

If that wasn't enough, get this: These USB wall sockets could double up as smart sockets, too. At the moment, the USB socket in your iPad or Kindle charger is dumb; it's simply a charging socket.

In general, unless it says otherwise, your laptop and PC are probably outfitted with 500mA sockets (unless they're USB 3.0, in which case they're probably 900mA).