- Operation couldn't be easier—just drop the batteries in, close the door and let the charging begin; power is only on when lid is closed
- Charge status indicator alerts you when batteries are fully charged
- Recharges four AA 2500 mAh NiMH batteries in 3 hours; recharge times vary based on size of batteries
- Rechargeable batteries sold separately
Imported.
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| Best use | Casual |
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| Material(s) | Plastic case |
| Dimensions | 8 x 4.25 x 2.75 inches |
| Weight | 22 ounces |
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Aug 15, 2014Makes life simpler
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Sep 1, 2013Longevity issueWe bought our charger...the only one we could find after looking extensively. One Walmart called another 30 miles away & they held it for us. After charging 3 C batteries once the indicator ...
Read More We bought our charger...the only one we could find after looking extensively. One Walmart called another 30 miles away & they held it for us. After charging 3 C batteries once the indicator lights don't work- therefore we are unsure if the batteries are charging or not. We bought 2 sets of rechargeables so when the ones we're using die we'll know whether the charger is working even though the lights aren't. Love the concept...looking for another but no one has any...of any kind!! -
Jun 17, 2013charger failedtook this charger to the Fiji Islands because of it's capacity to charge the full range of batteries and the fact I could use it both here in the US and Fiji which uses 240V 60 Hz. Worked fi...
Read More took this charger to the Fiji Islands because of it's capacity to charge the full range of batteries and the fact I could use it both here in the US and Fiji which uses 240V 60 Hz. Worked fine at first then but while charging 4 D cell batteries at once everything went blank. The charger smelled like a circuit board had burnt out. I was in Fiji for a month so I could not take it back to Target in Daly city CA. -
May 31, 2013Position 4 of Charger is BadJust bought this charger from an Amazon supplier. Put rechargeable batteries, D Cells, into unit. Position 4 flashes bad battery symbol, even though the batteries are good. I rotated the sam...
Read More Just bought this charger from an Amazon supplier. Put rechargeable batteries, D Cells, into unit. Position 4 flashes bad battery symbol, even though the batteries are good. I rotated the same battery between positions 1 and 4, 2 and 4, 3 and 4. In each case, position 4 of the unit signals a bad battery, but the battery in questions, is rated good, and is recharged when it is tried in positions 1, 2 or 3. -
Jan 15, 2013Dont waste your moneyBought mine from Amazon too. Spent $40. Was really excited. It crashed in less than 3 months.
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Dec 21, 2012apparently junkThis hasn't been used more than 4 times and has already crashed. And I bought two of these. I put an outstanding review on Amazon and have to go back and change that. I think the batteries a...
Read More This hasn't been used more than 4 times and has already crashed. And I bought two of these. I put an outstanding review on Amazon and have to go back and change that. I think the batteries are subpar also. I have a bunch of them. (2 grandkids) I go through batteries like a 3 year old eats m&m's. I am swithching to eneloop. -
Apr 11, 2012Doesn't workI've bought two of these and the green light only came on once, on each one, the first time I used it. After that, the green light wouldn't come on and it would not charge. A wasted $40 .
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Read More I bought several of these to put in flashlights that we've placed near each door/entrance way. I bought two sets of batteries for each flashlight and trade them out when they die out. More economical than buying boxes of batteries every other month.