2 Pack Battery Charger AA AAA for Ni-MH/Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries, Type-C Fast 8 Bay Smart Charger with LED Display, Auto-Sensing Safety Protection

These are very handy to have around. My husband and I solar lights in our front and back yard so we use a lot of batteries and to be able to recharge them is a Blessing and it's saving us money. It doesn't get much better than that.

For price, very VERY good with unexpected EXTRA benefit vs. older smaller capacity chargers.It gives you a green solid light, red solid light or ??? blinking green light.....which my previous charger, which only held 4 AAs or AAAs did NOT have. ....blinking seems to indicate ???? a battery so low it'll take TIME to charge above normal or ?? maybe time to replace that battery. . . . . .I have circa 24 batteries in several of those motion-sensor lights (3 AAAs each) from Amazon.....having THIS 8 battery charger PLUS a reasonable voltmeter handy minimizes stress of keeping track of them .....BUT again, voltimeter double-checking charge status of batteries is seldom if EVER needed now with THIS charger.

after having this charger for 3 days, tested various NiMH & NiCD AA AAA batteries, I have the following experience and am returning the product.PROS: it works with good quality batteries, can charge one battery individually and comes with AC power cordCONS: it works ONLY with good quality batteries- slow charging. I charged 8 Eneloop 2700 mAh that are 2 years old and after 10 hours, only two turned solid green (I did not continue the charge)- batteries become very hot, especially the solid green ones- the bottom of unit, especially near AC cord plug, though touchable is very hot- slow detection of inferior batteries. I have some older not-so-great batteries that would appear charging, then after 10 to 20 min. or so, they turned solid green, obviously not charged. I have another charger that if I put these batteries in, it starts flashing red immediately, indicating bad, not going to charge.- hard to get batteries in and out. while the unit is not super compact compared to others, somehow it's difficult to retrieve batteries, especially AAA. probably a small flat screwdriver could help with this.I have high hope for this charger due to its inexpensive price and great product description, however in real world experience, didn't get the bang for the bucks.*** UPDATE *** 10/15/2020I am updating the rating to 4 stars. RayHom provided good customer service on their part, gave me a replacement test unit, and I see that the one I had previously was a defective unit.I tested the replacement for 3 full days with the same set of various sizes and ages of AA and AAA batteries. Below are the results. Overall this is a great charger for the functionality and value.- batteries don't get very hot, only slightly warm with this unit- tried the same 8 Eneloop AA batteries, which had 50% charged at time of charging, took 4 hours for 4 batteries to turn solid green (fully charged). Somehow the other 4 are still red but I did not continue as I believe they will be green after another hour or two.- those not-so-good batteries would turn from red (charging) to green (not charged) with 1-2 min. this time. This is good to tell me batteries cannot be charged. good indicator.- I still reserve one star out of five for the quality issue encounter, and also for the battery retrieval situation. it's easy to put in batteries but not so easy to take them out without dropping batteries to desk or floor. a flat screw driver or a coffee stir stick should be used to get batteries peacefully. :)

The batter charger works as advertised.

We use these chargers in our church for the cordless mics. We're getting good results!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I have bought plenty of battery chargers over the years, but this one is the best one I’ve come across. I am so glad I purchased it!

These have been amazing to have!! Light goes from red to green to let you know they’re done charging! Way better than other chargers!

Works as advertised. Quite a steal at $10 for 2. They’re nothing special but if you just want to slap in some batteries and forget about them for a while these work fine.Batteries seem to charge well but perhaps the larger mAh batteries miss their -deltaV termination a bit as they became almost too hot to touch which is a sign of overcharging. Not as bad as others. Typically you’d want 700-1000mAh charge rate for the larger AA batteries to allow for the voltage drop detection to work properly.The build quality is what you’d expect for the price. Almost no weight and no rubber feet means it slides around while trying to add or remove batteries. Batteries are also a tight fit but not incredibly difficult to add or remove. The USB-C port feels solid a should handle plugging and unplugging for the life of the charger, which I expect will last for many years.