C Cell Rechargeable Battery Charger

Good rechargeable batteries and charger.

Nice charger that treats each battery separately. And it's fast! As opposed to the chargers that come with the batteries, this one will analyze each cell and meter the charge. It will also discharge and recharge to refresh your batteries. Took a newly charged set from a free charger and one cell was a third low according to this one.

Simple, versatile battery charger for AC or DC power. USB port for your cell phone.

It acts as a charger, plugs in with a standard micro USB cable like many cell phones and the camera itself. (I shoot with RX100, HX90V, and at times, RX1.) It also acts as a case for the battery. It's so small. It's barely larger than the battery it contains. This makes it so perfect for travel. With just a single cable and adapter I can charger all my electronics. I bring a few of these and charge what is needed very conveniently with minimal added bulk. I love this design.

Great day/night pictures but needs a rechargeable battery pack and a solar charger

My old rechargeable batteries wouldn't hold a charge after many years of usage. So I bought this 8-Bay Rapid Charger for AA / AAA NiMH or NiCd Rechargeable Batteries by Watson. I love the way this battery charger shows how much power is left in each battery, plus you can refresh the battery by discharging and recharging them. Great battery charger.

It comes with a rechargeable battery. That being said the charger that came with it did not work. The light is really bright and works well. I would recommend placing it on the front of the gun and not on the optics to reduce muzzle climb, as it’s heavier and wider than the free one.

The rechargeable battery charges with a usb - cord you already have - genius! No unique separate charger required. Way better than replacing AAA batteries periodically.

This is the second one that I use. I use a lot of rechargeable batteries for Speedlights, wireless accessories, flashlights, ham radio equipment, test equipment and many household devices. I had been using a brute force Radio Shack charger as the first step in charging batteries, followed by putting them into the Watson unit for final charging and analysis. Many of the batteries charged in the RS unit were not fully charged when the unit indicated the charge on all 8 batteries was complete. This was obvious when I then put the batteries into the Watson charger and it evaluated them individually. With the Watson unit, every battery is fully charged. The Watson is not a classic fast charger, but it does seem to charge the individual batteries at the appropriate rate for that individual battery's capacity. I like the ability to see the progress on each battery, and as soon as its fully charged, I can replace it without disturbing the other batteries on charge. That speeds up the time for recharging a large group of batteries. The ability to mix AA and AAA cells on the same unit at the same time is also a great feature. Another plus is that it can be used with the 12v car adapter so I can charge batteries on the road. As my use of rechargeable batteries increases, I'll probably get a third unit.

This charger can charge up to eight rechargeable batteries. It can also discharge them first, if you want, but I don't think that's at all necessary with NiMH batteries. A small display panel below each battery shows the discharge/charge state of the battery in that slot.