Aa Portable Charger Samsung

AAA AA - Have found their Charger. Outstanding value for the Money.

I use this charger to charge AA NiMH Baateries. The display gives you a rough idea of the status. Charger stops charging each battery when it is fully charged. Charger does not generate much heat when charging.

These batteries are great, but be sure to get a charger that works with the since they might not work in a charger that you are using for AA batteries.

easily portable battery charger

I am impressed with how long the batteries last between recharging and that I can use the same Panasonic charger for both AA and AAA batteries

I am a photographer and I ordered this charger along with 20 rechargeable AA batteries the first one worked great for 6yrs This charger is a replacement for one that was stolen, worked good then failed upon second use,,, waiting to have it exchanged.. due to pandemic it’s taking longer.. it deserves 5 stars, it functioned well until it didn’t., waiting for RMA now

This product is a full featured battery charger that works with AA and AAA rechargeables.

Great charger. Works flawlessly for me. I use it with Ansmann AA rechargeable batteries (slimline).

I am a real estate photographer and needed a AA charger for my Canon flash... this Pearstone fits the bill... charge at home or in my car...

What can I say that’s not been said before.......I don’t know of any stronger container for my gear. The dividers are great because you can change the setup at will. Presently have a 5div with plate, 24-70L, two speed lights, two extra camera batteries, 12 AA’s in cases, AA charger, camera charger, diffusers for flash, CF wallet, and a ballhead (Markins Q) in this case. It fits easily. The case nicely fits under the airplane seat on 3 different flights so far. And (although I don’t recommend this), it fell from a chair at a table but the gear within came out unscathed. So what’s the downside? It is heavy, but that’s what this type of protection entails. FWIW, a friend has a knock-off of this product. While it initially seemed like a great idea, his case “airlocked” after the first flight requiring him to pry it open because the knockoff equilization valve failed. Conclusion: Pelican (and a few other very reputable brands) is costly but worth it for me.