Charger is great; shows percentage charge of each battery. Batteries were all over 90% when delivered and quickly went to 100%. Using the first battery in my Fenix flashlight now and seems to be working well.

Works fine

The MVMOD CR123A Lithium Rechargeable Battery kit, featuring eight 3.7V 800mAh batteries and a 4-slot charger, offers a compelling alternative to disposable CR123A batteries. Designed for compatibility with various devices, including Arlo cameras, flashlights, and microphones, these batteries provide a reliable and cost-effective power solution. My experience using them in a high-drain device like a Streamlight flashlight further validates their performance.Battery Performance:These MVMOD batteries deliver impressive performance, boasting a capacity of 800mAh. This capacity translates to a longer runtime than standard disposable CR123A batteries, especially in power-hungry devices. My experience using them in a Streamlight flashlight, notorious for its high power consumption, has been exceptionally positive. They hold their charge well and provide consistent power output, ensuring reliable performance even under demanding conditions.Charger Functionality:The included 4-slot charger is a significant advantage. It allows for simultaneous charging of up to four batteries, minimizing downtime. The charger's versatility is another key feature. It can be powered via USB, offering flexibility for charging using a power bank, car charger, or computer. For faster charging, the charger also supports higher-power USB-C input. This dual-input capability is a game-changer for individuals who are frequently on the move, offering the convenience of both standard and rapid charging options.Compatibility:The MVMOD CR123A batteries are designed to be compatible with various devices that use CR123A or CR17345 batteries. Their advertised compatibility with Arlo camera models (VMC3030, VMK3200, VMS3330, 3430, 3530) significantly expands their usability. This broad compatibility makes them a versatile power solution for various electronic devices.Build Quality and Design:The batteries and charger both exhibit solid build quality. The batteries have robust construction, and the charger feels well-made. Its compact design makes it easy to store and transport.Key Features:High Capacity (800mAh): Provides extended runtime.Rechargeable: Offers a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to disposable batteries.4-Slot Charger: Enables simultaneous charging of multiple batteries.Dual USB/USB-C Input: Provides flexible charging options, including fast charging.Broad Compatibility: Works with various devices, including Arlo cameras and flashlights.Durable Construction: Built to withstand regular use.Overall:The MVMOD CR123A Lithium Rechargeable Battery Kit offers a powerful, convenient, and cost-effective power solution. Its high-capacity batteries, versatile charger, and broad compatibility make it an excellent choice for anyone who regularly uses CR123A batteries. The added benefit of USB-C fast charging makes it perfect for on-the-go use.Pros:Long runtimeConvenient and versatile charging optionsCost-effective compared to disposable batteriesWide device compatibilityDurable constructionCons:Initial investment is higher than purchasing disposable batteries, but the long-term savings make up for it.

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I got these to run my eagle tec flashlight that burns through batteries because of its high energy output.I checked the charge on the batteries first and noticed they were all showing 3 lights but fully charging them was pretty quick. Next was checking the power output in my eagle tec compared to the disposable CR123AI’m happy to say that they powered it just as good as the disposable batteries. I’m pretty happy with these so far and they will save me plenty of cash in the long run. I highly recommend these. I’ll repost after seeing how long they last.

Batteries don’t last long.

The batteries work well in my CR123A devices and the charger charges them without a problem.

Charged, but haven’t used them yet. Like the fact that they show percentage of charge in the charger. Hopefully, they’ll last longer than the “module” type I’m replacing.