Amazon Basics Intelligent Digital Battery Charger for 4 AA
Amazon Basics Intelligent Digital Battery Charger for 4 AA, AAA
Fast Charging
This charger fully recharges up to 4 AA or AAA batteries in just 4-6 hours. That makes it ideal for keeping all your spare batteries ready to go at a moment’s notice.
Dimensions: | 6.81 x 6.15 x 11 cm; 113.4 Grams |
Model: | V-6680-UK |
Manufacture: | Amazon Basics |
Dimensions: | 6.81 x 6.15 x 11 cm; 113.4 Grams |
Origin: | China |
Wooow , certainly didn’t think it would charge as quick as it did. Let’s you know how much charge is left ect. Have bought another one as teenagers fighting over one previously bought.
Having wasted money on a similarly priced one from a no-name brand on a different platform, I opted for this one here and I’m not disappointed. It charges reliably up to four batteries without overheating.
It’s a excellent product i put some batteries on charge and it showed me which batteries were dead and which others were okay charged the good ones up and would recommend this produc
I bought this to replace an aging Energiser charger. This is so much better. Charging up still takes a while when it is fully loaded, but that was never a worry. The indicators showing the level of recharge for each battery is very useful. Nothing fancy but works very well.
Got a lot of lights on our fencing and in our garden so bought this to make sure batteries last a while, so simple to use and does what it says it does.
I like the display, which shows charging progress & status. This is clear and simple. It’s easy to slot in AA or AAA batteries. My only niggle is that the type of display means that it can be difficult to read the display unless you’re at the right level / looking at it face-on, which is to say not from an angle–or my eye level looking down.
While most chargers you give you a light indication that your batteries are charged this gives you a visual display of how much is charge is left in the batteries and when charging how much is left to go before it thinks its fulled charged the batteries (more on this shortly). The unit can charge either AA and AAA with a charge range of 4 to 7 hours depending on size of batteries you have on charge. To use its simple put the batteries into the charger before plugging into the means (i was using a UK version) and off it goes. The unit does test the batteries for damaged cells and will warn the you according to manual but as yet not come across this with the batteries i’m using.
Coming back to when it thinks its fulled charged the batteries. Unplugging the charger and plugging in again with the same batteries of which according to the display where fully charged about 3 minutes ago . It starts charging the batteries again admitting this time display flashing a 3/4 out of charge for two of them and 4/4 for third one instead of just 1/4 for all 3. Yet the device does come with Delta V cut off detection to protect from overcharge so its kind of concerning of is the unit actually over charging the same batteries only 3 mintue ago was fully charged according to the display unless indeed the batteries had lost some charge while sitting in the device yet this i find hard to believe.
Otherwise this is Fast No-Nonsense Charger that does what it says on the Tin.
Update – The Unit does display a warning message of bad cell when charging a battery that has a bad cell inside and will not charge it.