EBLAA AAA Battery Charger with AAA Rechargeable Batteries - 1100mAh NIMH AAA Battery Triple A Battery 1.2V 8 Packs and 8 Bay Battery Charger Independent Charger Combo

Pros1. This device charges INDIVIDUAL batteries (instead of in pairs like most other chargers), making it rather convenient to charge odd/any number of batteries.2. The batteries never overheat during/after charging.3. The design is aesthetically pleasing and the indicator LEDs are bright enough to indicate the state of charge. The size allows it to fit conveniently in my bag for traveling.4. The addition of USB ports provides fast charging for my Samsung phone while upto eight batteries are being charged simultaneously.5. Remember, too, that this charger comes with 16 batteries. Great deal.6. I plan to purchase more, they make great gifts.7. The batteries maintain their charge very well under low current use.Cons (neither of which are deal breakers)1. Slight lengthy charge periods (takes hours).2. No indicator lights for the USB charging.

Great battery charger for the price is very durable. Very easy to use & it works well. It’s not very big, so it didn’t take up lots of room. Great voltage

Likes:Rechargeable function.Easy to plug in and useSolid productConcerns:How long they last was a concern but it seems like the person this was given too told me it lasts pretty well.Kept or Returned?Kept and the review is greatly influenced by the person this was given too. Seeing how the person used it it seems pretty darn good.Thanks for your time and I hope this review was helpful.

I bought these with reservations because many Chinese batteries I’ve purchased before were outright fraudulent in terms of their stated capacity etc. I have not yet had a chance to actually capacity test any of these. I bought two of these 8 AAA batteries and charger packages in order to feed these commonly used set of 5 cheap color changeable LED remote hockey-puck shaped lights which eat three AAAs each. My first test was to charge them all at once and surprisingly they all charged to “full” at about the same time. Not thrilled that the charger mates them in pairs of two for charging which makes it more difficult to use them with longevity in mind because it requires marking each set to keep the batteries paired for reasons too long to get into here but trust me it is better to do so except in cases like this where the pucks each use an odd number of batteries then the odd third should be paired across lights to keep the majority of batteries discharging in matched pairs. But none of that’s really so important since none of them have been capacity tested individually but anyways, back ok topic.. The chargers are odd because they have varying degrees of charged as the charging and done lights are separate and they can be both illuminated at varying amounts across the spectrum of the amount of charging completed which isn’t very reassuring to know that the cycle is absolutely done as there is no clear break over point at which you can say for sure it’s done except by leaving them in the charger for an extra long time until all the shades of the charging status LEDs match exactly to the eye. It would have been better if both LED colors were on by the point the charger changes to higher trickle charge the last 20% and then one LED color turned off at the point the battery charging ends by current dropping to ultra low maintenance trickle. But I can’t really complain about this I guess . As I consider myself an expert in terms of understanding battery charging and technology issues I know these are not premium batteries but I will admit for the price these annoyances about not being the best functionality or optimum in terms of presentation and performance are pretty minor. If they were more costly I would expect better out of them but for the price and my specific application I can’t complain it was worth the money because they won’t be used in applications demanding or high performance, high longevity or high reliability. They are better than I anticipated which is a pleasant surprise for once from a Chinese manufacturer. I will eventually get around to individually cap testing these soon as my tester is pulled out of storage. Mid move here at the moment with yet nowhere permanent to move to thanks to the pandemic and the overpriced real estate in the Southern California area.

It takes a few minutes to figure out how to put the batteries in the recharger otherwise it works very well.

I love that I can charge AA and AAA batteries and this charger. It charges the batteries very quickly which is nice.

Work great

So far so good, I was hesitant to buy these given “some” bad reviews but so far they seem to hold up. I originally got the pack and some AA’s separate so I can use them in a fish finder I got for my birthday, and so I can also repeatedly use them without worrying about needing to buy new batteries again the next day before I go out fishing again or something and they’re not that bad tbh. I tested some store bought batteries and these in a TV remote in my bedroom and the store bought ones I needed to be directly aimed at the tv for it to respond, but these are powerful…I was in a corner of my room back to the tv and it aimed away and you know what ? The dang thing responded to the remote…. I’m pleasantly surprised with their power and as long as they keep charging and last a bit in between charges they’re perfect in my opinion and I’m happy I bought them. I just wish I could’ve gotten more for my birthday but I probably will again in the future lol, definitely worth it atm to avoid any hassle with cheaper batteries.