4 x AA/AAA Battery Charger with 1.5" LCD Display (100~240V AC)

Pros: As stated. It's a smart charger. Managed to revived my more than 1yr old batteries which were "dead" . Although the "revived" batteries dont give a punch like they used to for heavy usage, it's still useful for clock appliances, torchlights etc. The refresh button is useful. Discharges the batteries and then when it's discharge, you can charge it back up - I love the green background colour of the screen -Surprisingly, the built quality is good!

Cons: - Packaging ? Well it's free so why complain ?asd

Other: Highly recommended! I believe this is the same "model" as the Soshine SKU 6152. Works great! The same type of charger here from where i come from easily costs more than US$28

Pros: Cheap, very long cable, build quality is good, for both AA and AAA. Has good display which show you the charging status, so you know when the batteries are done. Batteries does not get too warm.
Small and compact charger with English text.

Cons: If you use AA batteries, you have to be careful to insert them correcetly, or they wont charge. You can see on the status display if the batteries are not properly aligned inside.

Other: Nothing bad to say, I was looking on DX for a good charger for my batteries, and this seemed like the best choice. I am not regretting getting this, and would recommend it. Charges both your AA and AAA batteries, and has a good status display screen. Remember to buy the plug convertor if you live in Europe.

Pros: From reviews I read on batteries, there are some complex chargers out there and this one is not one of them. It will not give you detailed specs on the batteries but it will charge them really quick. The LCD is really useful as it provides an indication of the current charge level. The charger stops when the batteries are fully charged.

Cons: The batteries are a little hard to remove from the charger. I need to pry some batteries that get stuck, especially AAAs.

Other: Good charger for typical uses.

Pros: - The charge current (0.5A - 1A for AA, 0.25A - 0.5A for AAA depending on the number of cells) is just right to be fast enough (2 - 6 hrs) yet not stress the batteries.
- Refresh mode (discharge then charge).
- Reliable charge termination.

Cons: - There seems to be a minor bug: pressing "Refresh" button after the charging is complete causes discharge to start but then it switches to charge in a few seconds. Pressing "Refresh" button once again then starts discharge normally.
- The LCD is not very informative: it seems to show "almost empty"/"almost full" state until charge/discharge is almost complete.

Other: Highly recommended for common uses.

Pros: Suprisingly it seems really a 100% clone of the Sone BCG-34HRMD which i own for 4 years. Technical Data, housing and PCB are the same. LCD layout (font) is a bit different, symbols are the same. - The build quality is good (as you would expect from a Sony-product ;-) - it detects "end of live cylcle"-batteries early (before they fail in the field) - green backlight goes off at completion of the last charging -> easy to see from distance that it's time to change to the next pairs to charge - fast charging (but not insanly ultra-fast) - batteries do not get overheated like on ultra-fast chargers - light weight and compact - no external power supply - wide voltage range

Cons: - no 12V socket for car use

Other: works ideal for my collection of Sanyo/Eneloops.

Pros: No problems with the charger... works right out of the box. Small enough package that it does not take up too much space.

Cons: The contacts were a bit tight. It damaged some of my batteries when I had to kinda force them out of charger. And the discharge took hella long time (dunno if you'd consider this a con). I stuck in some old batteries (showed 1 bar on the charger) and tried to discharge... took me 3 hrs and its still discharging?!

Other: I would not mind recommending this charger to others. Relatively cheap and great to use.

Pros: Four independent charging circuits
Affordable
Reliable
No wall wart
Indicates when batteries are no longer chargeable
LED backlight turns off when batteries are charged.

Cons: Very tight fit, particularly for AAA batteries
Lid comes off of hinge easily
Minor blemishes in plastic cover or LED
I'm not sure if/how the Refresh button works

Other: This is a really affordable recharger that has features similar to much more expensive devices on the market. It's reliable – I've used mine at least twice a week for several months without a hitch. I use NiMH batteries in a lot of electronics so this recharger has been a really smart investment.

Pros: no wall-plug pins! use standard wire for much equipment!
informative display, readaible condition of every accu
rapid work - discharge and charge 4x2700 mAh accu less for night(refresh regime)
slim and compact, nice for travelling.

Cons: weak closing flip. lokks to be useless.
absence of any advice how to use

Other: it cost any cent of price, good investment.

Pros: I bought 2 of these chargers for my photography and very happy with them Has a discharge function that is used to recycle the batteries by discharging then recharging to capacity, very handy as I have used this to fix a couple of batteries flagged as bad. Has individual charge circuits so each battery is charged independantly

Cons: Only comes with US style power cord so I had to modify to suit Australia (i.e. pliers and bend them to the right angles) Makes a high pitched sound when charging, can be annoying. The build quality is a little on the cheap side, but expected for the price. Lid can come off easily Can be a tight fit especially for AA batteries

Other: Great smart NiMh chargers for the price

Pros: Compact design.
Easy to read LCD display
Able to discharge-recharge
Dont have to plug the whole charger into the wall, just the power cord

Cons: No majors.
The cover for it hinges on very small plastic tabs, and may break off with rough handling, but it would not affect the charger anyway... hardly worth mentioning.

Other: Excellent value for money. This would cost me 60.00 minimum where I live.