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Charger with eight independent charging ports, LCD screen that informs you about the charging status in real time.
Compatible batteries:
3.6/3.7 Li-ion, IMR, INR, ICR, 10440, 14500, 14650, 16340, 17500, 17650, 18350, 18490, 18500, 18650, 18700, 20700, 21700, 22650, 25500, 26650, Ni-MH/Ni-CD, AAAA/AAA/AA/A/SC/C
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Good but...
It doesn't have an adapter to plug the USB into a socket...
(As if I don't have at least 20 from other devices)
If it had a direct socket without USB, of course, I would complain because I wouldn't be able to charge it in the car, etc...
If it had an adapter, I would also ask for an adapter to plug it into the car's cigarette lighter.
And of course, even if it had all that, and places to charge 20 batteries, I would say it's expensive, no matter how much it costs, even if it was €3...
What do you think, won't the Greek find something negative about a product???
Anyway, supposedly we evaluate here, and so far I'm just trolling.
Look, surely in the market there are better chargers, if we now make a top 10 with the sole criterion of "performance-price," this charger will be in the first position with a huge difference from No. 2...
It offers everything necessary at an incredible price!
The fact that it doesn't offer a charger from socket to USB, I don't know if the manufacturer did it for ecological reasons, I see it more likely to lower the final price, but whatever the case, I can only say bravo, I wish everyone did it!
24/03/18
I finally found a negative (not that I wouldn't find one) two out of the four positions are somewhat irrelevant, why? In the two outer ones, it charges at 1000mAh, in the two middle ones at 500, if you put batteries in all four, they all charge at 500mAh!
If you have 4 empty batteries, for example, you have 2 options, either you put them in all four positions and they charge at 500mAh in 6 hours, for example (the 6 is hypothetical), or you put 2 in the outer ones, they charge at 1000mAh in half the time, 3 hours, and then you put the other 2 in another 3 hours, you charge them in the same time as with 2 positions (the outer ones), plus in the second 3 hours, you can use the first pair that has already charged...
Okay, I mentioned this more as information than as a negative...
And it also has the good thing that you can put in 4 batteries at night and find them all fully charged in the morning without having to worry about changing them!
16/04/20
It still works perfectly with daily use
(Charging at least 2 18650 batteries every day)
I bought it to charge D batteries. It has 4 slots, but only 2 can accept D batteries, which I didn't see mentioned anywhere.
I got frustrated when it threw them out of the charging slots, causing the charging to stop. The spring that adjusts the battery size is too strong, causing them to be thrown out. I had to tie them with a rubber band to avoid any issues.
It amazes me that they released it with such a bug.
It would have been worth its money 10-15 years ago. Opt for another model that will be: 1) Faster charging, 2) USB-C powered, not this impractical cable, and 3) compatible with 21700 batteries, 4) not such an outdated interface.
After a few months of low usage, new batteries and it doesn't charge them fully. Also, the indicators flash writing 8888 (error) and there is a noise like electricity is passing through (we might catch fire). It also doesn't recognize the correct type and writes full while I just put in the battery. A tragic product, simply.
Good charger, it doesn't heat the batteries nor does it heat up itself a little, the charger heats up, it is quite fast, but why does it show a little capacity on different batteries? The green ones are 2000mAh and the black ones are 3000mAh efest 30 amps on the mod, the green ones last 2 days, the black ones about one
Definitely one of the best battery chargers available on the market. I have been using it for a year now, it charges the batteries relatively quickly without overheating, I highly recommend it!
Very nice charger with nice monitoring. It reads the battery capacity - that is, how many milliampere-hours can be charged, which is important to know how much the batteries are draining.
And mine has been working perfectly for a year and a half now. I wish it could charge faster than 5 watts max, but what can we do, we can't have it all unfortunately.
It is not as stable and "refreshing" as advertised. The mAh of the same battery varies from charge to charge up to 60%.
I use it with 18650 and Ni-MH AA batteries and I am very satisfied with its performance. When all four slots are filled, it charges at 500mA each, while if you only put the two outer slots, they will charge at 1000mA.
Simply excellent! - The first one burned due to my own mistake by using a larger charger adapter. I immediately bought the same one!
Immortal!
Good charger because it charges three different types of batteries, but slow in charging when charging more than one battery.
It draws very little power, maximum 2.1A, so it charges very slowly. After 2 hours, it had only charged 2 batteries from 1.3V to 1.4V. It is not worth its money
I have had it for about a year now, and when I plug it in, it drops to 0 amber and does not charge the batteries, and it flashes from the power supply, which has been playing up and losing contact... As long as it worked, it worked well!
Bought a few days ago. Charging 18650, seems to be a good quality charger. The power supply is not included in the package. Requires at least a quick charger 3.0 with 2.1 A to work well, without struggling.
Nice as a charger with its indicators for the voltage of the battery bar, with the meter showing how many mAh it has put into the battery... but other than that, it didn't satisfy me in terms of quality. The power cable doesn't fit properly into the socket and I have to press and twist it in a specific way to supply power. Initially, I thought the device was broken until I saw it light up in certain spots as I moved it. After that, I don't know about its reliability. Supposedly, you put in some batteries to charge... after a while, it shows green that they have charged. If you put them back to charge again... they will take even more mAh. And if you do it again... they will still take more. So essentially, you can't leave it and say that you have a fully charged battery. I don't know if mine turned out to be defective or if it's like that with all of them.
Very fast charger, I mainly use it for 18650 and 21700 batteries. Those who complain that it doesn't work well, keep in mind that it requires a QC 3.0 charger/power supply and above. Minimum 18W, that is. It doesn't function properly with regular 5V/2A chargers.
As a good charger, but although it says it supports D batteries, they don't make proper contact and I have to put a heavy object on top for them to touch while charging. Okay.
I have it for 5+ years, it charges 18650 batteries for my mod perfectly fine. When I bought it, it was more expensive but it definitely justified its cost.
Just arrived and to my great disappointment, it does not comfortably fit the D batteries that I want to charge, causing them to fall off the side and consequently not charge. If you want it for D batteries, get something else.
In my opinion, wasted money. I was swayed by the Best Seller indication. The indications are misleading. You put in 2 batteries, one charges and the other is empty. With 4, forget it... You can easily do your job with a €5 charger if you don't have high demands. It was a big mistake for me to buy such a device with a power supply/charger that provides 2.1 Ampere. Even with more Ampere, the same result. My mistake.
It has 4 channels, when charging up to 2 it provides 1 A current to each channel, with 3 or 4 it provides 500 mAh. Its screen is very convenient
I have had it in my possession for over two years. It works flawlessly and charges many types of batteries.
Very good charger. Charges quickly and efficiently.
Personally, I did not encounter any issues with incomplete charging as I read in other comments.
It does what it promises and everything is fine.
I bought it to recharge AA and AAA batteries for controllers, mice, and keyboards. Overall, I am very satisfied. Sometimes it doesn't charge the batteries 100% and you have to put them back in (maybe it's the batteries that have the issue, but I can't test it because I don't have any other batteries or charger). The other complaint I have is that it doesn't come with a power adapter. Only the USB cable.
Edit: It turned out to be from the power adapter I had plugged in. So everything is fine. 4/5
So far, I haven't noticed any flaws. It charges quickly and has nice indicators and design
I don't know if it's the batteries I bought, but it only charges them 100% in the last right slot, not in all the slots.
However, they don't last even one day.
Something is not right here with charging these expensive, rechargeable, and branded batteries.
And I want to emphasize this.
I have bought a much simpler and cheaper charger without indicators, and it charges much better than this specific one that has detailed indicators and is more expensive, which is logical.
I hope I helped. Maybe it's better to go for something cheaper and simpler
For some reason, the far left position rusts on the socket and generally as a holder and needs cleaning and a little fixing to recover. It is unknown why liquids did not leak from a battery. I would understand if I were charging a 18650 e-cigarette battery.. otherwise, it is a good charger
Easy and simple to use, it charges both NICad batteries, as stated on the box and in the manual, but it does not have an indication on the screen.
I have it for over a year. It works great and I can also see the charging level of each of my batteries (to have an idea of their condition). I am very satisfied
Honorable. Sometimes the batteries come out of their place so I go to patents. Usually I put some weight on top and the job gets done. That's it.
I have had it since May and for about a month now, which means since September it goes crazy on its own.
It shows the batteries as charged, one charges and the other doesn't. The photos are from today, 29/10, after I managed to get them to start charging.
It also shows them as charged when they are empty.
It's a shame because I always read all the reviews before buying something and rely heavily on the comments of other buyers. That's why I bought this one too. But for 4 months of use and then problems from me, it's a big NO. Of course, 16€ is not an exorbitant amount, but there will definitely be other products at the same or similar price without any problems. And probably in all items, there is also the part that will suit you. That's where I end up.