4 High Drain 18650 Rechargeable Batteries With Charger

Good rechargeable batteries and charger.

I'm very happy with these 18650 batteries.

Love that I was able to purchase the rechargeable batteries with the charger. It was easy to use.

I have multiples (5) of these which I have purchased over the past 4 or so years. They charge 123/16340 and 18650 Li (I have not used them for LiFePo cells such as the SureFire 123 batteries however) and IMR 123 batteries nicely. I have used these chargers with Fenix (16340), Olight (IMR 16340) and Surfire (18650) batteries and they have worked well. The display is very helpful for getting a sense of where the batteries are in the charging cycle. This charger does not, to my knowledge recondition batteries. Also, there may be calibration differences among charger or even in one charger itself -- individual charger may read cells' voltages differently including reading them differently in the charger's own left and right channels. This has not been any sort of a problem, as far as I can tell, with the cells I have been charging. Another small niggle is that the input cable fits a bit loosely into the charger.

I use this to charge my 18650 batteries. I love the price, how lightweight the charger is, the clear digital readout, and USB capability. Works wonderfully! So glad I ended up purchasing this particular charger after much research.

I bought the Nitecore charger and 2 Nitecore 18650 batteries for a bug zapper. It had a battery, but I figured it would be good to have spares. Well, surprise, not all 18650 batteries are the same size and Nitecore's 18650 don't fit. So now I'm stuck with 2 useless batteries. Charger works great with the no-name battery.

Excellent charger. So far I have used it for 18650 batteries in protected and unprotected versions, 18350, 16650, and 14500. I have also used it with NiMH chemistries. It can pretty much charge anything I throw at it.

I've never had a battery charger that would actually drain the batteries completely before charging them. That's a really good idea for NiMH, since they are supposed to be empty, but their usefulness drops off before they are dead, if you're using them for flash. The display is bright, and always on unless you unplug it, which is what I do. It comes with a car adapter. Excellent investment, very happy that I went with this particular charger, so I could have two sets of batteries at all times. Batteries also charge up quickly, about 4 hours as advertised, with a complete drainage.

The Canon R5 seems to drain quite of bit of power, the battery grip uses two batteries, with this charger you can charge both at the same time. It gives you a cool status indicator on how low the power is and when it's full. It even comes with a AA charger tray so that you can charge your external flash batteries as well. Highly recommended purchase.

What good are rechargeable batteries without a charger? This one works great.