Astrolux VC04S Type-C Input Battery Charger LCD Display 4 Slot for US$18.80 / ~A$28.15 Delivered @ Banggood

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AAA-A on 28/07/2023 - 19:47 banggood.com (523 clicks)
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Astrolux VC04S Type-C Input Quick Smart Battery Charger LCD Display Charger with 4 Slots For Li-ion LiF4PO4 Ni-MH 18650 21700 26650 AA AAA Batteries Cell discounted to $US18.80 or around $AUD28.15 delivered from China after the coupon is applied

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Features:
-4 independent charging slots, maximum 2A * 2 (1 slot and 4 slots)
-The maximum charging current is 4A (2A * 2,1A * 4), and the charging current can be selected
-Rich LCD display screen displaying voltage, time, percentage, charging capacity,
-0V voltage battery that can activate protection board protection
-The fourth slot has charging, discharging, and capacity sharing functions
-Suitable for charging 1.2V nickel hydrogen batteries, 3.2V LiF4PO4, 3.6V/3.7V lithium batteries, 3.85V lithium batteries

Package List:
1 x Astrolux® VC04S Battery Charger
1 x Charging Cable

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  kingmoron on 28/07/2023 - 20:40

  Is this good? Looking for a good aa AAA charger to replace my Maha charger that died

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    ezarc on 28/07/2023 - 21:44

    Was it a MAHA C9000? I had one too, chucked out about 20 eneloop batteries I thought were dead but it turned out my charger was faulty so I wasted good batteries for nothing.

    I bought a Nitecore UMS4 mostly for the ability to charge D cells and lithium batteries as well and I'm pretty happy with it, there is better though but at twice to nearly 3 times the cost.

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      kingmoron on 29/07/2023 - 00:50

      +1

      yes, the C9000 lasted a long time before the LCD and buttons got busted. ill check out the UMS4, thanks

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      SickDmith on 29/07/2023 - 01:42

      Same. C9000. Lasted 10 years or so.

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      Psygnosis on 29/07/2023 - 08:09

      The thing I don’t like about the Nitecore is that it doesn’t discharge the batteries or do a discharge/recharge cycle, it’s pretty dumb in that regard. And depending on battery placement it can show poor or good quality, so it’s a bit fiddly.

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  cheekymonkey97 on 28/07/2023 - 21:01

  -1

  How is this better than the ikea version other than the fancy lcd to tell you stuff that doesn’t really matter?

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    jdawgydawggy on 28/07/2023 - 23:13

    +2

    This one charges more than just Ni-MH which is all the Ikea one does

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    Russ on 29/07/2023 - 15:42

    +1

    The IKEA "smart" chargers barely qualify as smart. If you have one, try this test to confirm:

    • Charge some batteries
    • Let them cool to room temperature
    • Put them back into the charger and see how long it takes to detect that the batteries were already fully charged.

    The current IKEA "smart" charger takes about 30 minutes to stop charging. For comparison, the Liitokala Lii-500 stops charging after 4 minutes. So the IKEA charger is really bad at detecting the "battery full" signal, and is therefore likely to overcharge your batteries and damage them.

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  Commodore64 on 28/07/2023 - 21:02

  For the non battery enthusiast, what benefit does this have over the basic Ikea or Energiser charger?

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    Russ on 29/07/2023 - 15:49

    For the IKEA chargers, see my comment above.

    Which energizer charger are you referring to, there have been a few over recent years. In general, chargers made by battery companies will slowly damage your batteries, so you come back and buy more. Panasonic smart chargers are are exception to this rule, but Panasonic sell far more "dumb" chargers than smart chargers, so Panasonic are almost as bad.

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      Commodore64 on 29/07/2023 - 16:27

      For $28 you’ve convinced me.
      Bought.

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  skysurfer on 28/07/2023 - 21:24

  +1

  Its better than a basic charger because 1. Takes a variety of battery types 2. Multiple choices of charge current 3. Has a discharge function. Somebody else might have the time to explain what those options can be useful for. Edit: seems only the 4th slot has 2 and 3 so not so useful, this type of charger is commonly available with those options on all slots.

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    altomic on 28/07/2023 - 22:33

    the capacity reading is useful. I recycle 18650 batteries from dead laptops, so a charger like this is good to obtain capacity rating.

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  monkeyoutlet on 28/07/2023 - 21:41

  Good basic charger for normal eneloops?

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  OzBoganYeah on 28/07/2023 - 21:55

  Is the e charging cable 5v or 12v?does this test the limit capacity of each battery?

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  highon2str on 29/07/2023 - 09:25

  +1

  Good to see batt charger deals again. We are still rocking the gold standard La Crosse BC700 and BC1000 from years and years ago when eneloops were all the rage on ozb…

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    Russ on 29/07/2023 - 15:54

    There were counterfeit LaCrosse chargers, so be wary of buying them again. The counterfeits overheated and melted their plastic case, and could cause a fire if you didn't notice the smell and unplug them.

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  antman on 29/07/2023 - 12:08

  I have one of these, and find it is great value. USB charging is why I bought it. Means I can charge in the car.

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    Russ on 29/07/2023 - 15:59

    Are your car journeys long enough to charge the batteries in one trip, or do you charge them over several trips? If several trips, do you take the batteries out of the charger when the car is parked?

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  lihong10 on 02/08/2023 - 13:55

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  I placed the wrong order and sent it back - Order NO: 111936362
  the goods with tracking number: R444963042800308006120909 - the sender already received

  But the staff keep saying we can't refund sorry. You need to take back goods from the Australia Post office.

  Its scam