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Hector Castellanos
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
Work perfect
SICMETALS
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022
This is a great charger, can even bring back packs that were junk before. I am very impressed by this little guy, I had one before and lent it out to a guy and well, never got it back. This one will be staying in my shop!
David
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2022
I'm using this to balance charge 6S Lions, but it can do a great variety of chemistries, voltages (up to 24v) and functions. It's a bit confusing at first to understand the button functions and menus, but the amount of features/capability is impressive for less than forty bucks. Best value balance charger for getting started.
Steven Michaelis
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2021
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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2021
Their is a bit of a learning curve but once that is figured out it works I am happy with how many types of batteries it can charge. As far as I can tell it charges my Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries the way they are supposed to be charged. I ordered a 2nd charger because the price is right and I don't know if I'll get a charger like this one again that can charge so many types.
Eule
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021
Basically it is a nice charger for the money. On the other hand it is difficult to explain why the displayed voltage differs from the voltage measured with an accurate voltmeter. In our days, even cheap voltage controllers can be precise. The difference here is up tp 0.2 Volts and that might appear not significant, however, with LiPo batteries it is. While discharging you might face the risk of critical under-voltage and while charging you won‘t be able to fully charge. The charger stops charging at a displayed voltage of 12.6 Volts for 3s, which compares to 12.4v measured with the professional voltmeter. So this not 100% but 85-90% charge only.Wouldn’t be a big deal if voltage could be calibrated, but the calibration feature of the original SkyRC is missing !Do yourself a favor and by a SkyRc, its just 5 bucks more. While searching, make sure the backside of the charger is presenting the hologram, otherwise it's another clone.
Kimberley
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021
This has almost of all the features of the name brand one. They are all probably made by the same company, but who knows. Works great, but it is a little complicated to use. Look at the videos on line for any of them, they work the same. This one also has the power supply with it and is cheaper. I've used it for 2 cells and 3 cells batteries to charge, discharge and store mode. The instructions with it are terrible, so knocked off a star.
Couchshopper
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020
You can't just plug the unit in and use it immediately without first spending 30 minutes researching online. You have to specify the type of battery you are charging (2S-6S, which is the number of cells wired in series and determines the final voltage of the battery pack). Then you have to determine the safe charging current, which is based on the total capacity of the battery. The unit does not determine that for you. Then you have to plug in BOTH leads from your Lipo battery. One lead does the charging and the other monitors the status of the individual battery cells within your battery pack. The manual does not state this and I got an error message at first. This led me to almost return he unit as defective. Once you take the time to learn everything, the charger works well. The manual is crude and should be revised.
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