Dell Laptop Battery Not Charging Fully

Helped my Dell laptop.

This product just makes charging your extra batteries easier. You'll always have a fully charged battery.

This keyboard has great battery life. It's sleek, slim and the typing experience is great. I only have one negative. I use this to connect to my MacBook Pro and I'm also using it to connect to a Dell laptop between work and home use. I have to reconnect to the MacBook after I've been using it on the Dell laptop even though the dell has been shutdown completely. If I don't use the Dell it will reconnect every time.

I purchased this to replace the aging battery pack on my Dell Laptop. The look, feel, and installation appears to be identical to the original Dell equipment (of course it doesn't have the Dell logo). It has restored my laptop runtime back to the original duration.

I use the AC-VQV10 to quickly get both my batteries fully charged before I head out for a shoot. It works fast, and automatically switches from charging the first battery to the second one so I don't have to mess with it. The LCD screen clearly indicates the charge level on each battery, so I can easily see how much more is left to go. It's light enough to throw in the bag if you're going on the road for a few days, too. If you use a Sony camera that takes V, H, or P batteries, and charging them is an important part of your routine, this thing is well worth the investment.

When first charging the battery, it took a very short time to be fully charged. The battery is of great quality and I would recommond it to anyone.

Great product. Had a issue with the battery not fully charging, Coast replaced it no questions asked. They stand behind their product.

In case you may not know, Ricoh's newest GR II camera does not come with a charger for its batteries, favoring instead direct USB-to-camera charging via an included, although very short, proprietary USB cable. While this is a useful feature in case you need it, it's just not feasible for charging any spare batteries when you're traveling. This charger is great, it's very small and compact, and very lightweight. It is $40 cheaper than Ricoh's OEM BJ-6 battery charger, and it's actually better too. I recently brought this to Japan with me, and right out of the box it's compatible with 100-240V 50-60Hz power grids. There's no need to flip any switches for different countries, just plug it in and go. Ricoh's OEM battery charger advertises that it takes 2 hours to fully charge a depleted battery. While I was in Japan, a fully depleted battery only took 1 hour to fully charge. In addition, even while you're charging a battery, there is a powered USB port that you can use to charge another USB device simultaneously. It's a very handy and thoughtful feature; I left my iPhone charger back home and only needed to rely on this. This charger can accommodate other optional faceplates for other battery models, many of which you can buy separately here at B&H. With this charger, together with my Ricoh GR II, I love that my entire pro camera setup weighs less than a pound. This is a must-buy for any Ricoh GR user, especially for travelers!

I just replaced my 2008 era MacBook battery with a NuPower replacement battery. Right out of the box the before fully discharging the new battery it indicated 65% charge level. This battery is lithium-Ion 54 watt hour, better that the original 45 watt hr unit. Easy old battery out new battery in. Initial charge cycle requires you to fully discharge the new batter before charging. The only drawback was it too so long to discharge the new battery before charging fully. B&H pricing for this battery was less than anyone I could find and shipping was free & on-time!

I have this charge (well, from back when it was sold under the Pearstone label). It is perfect. Each battery has its own charging circuit so if you put in batteries with different charge levels, you don't overcharge one to get the other fully charged. Also if you have a flash (like the Nikon SB800) that can use 5 batteries, you can charge all 5 at once. It detects defecting batteries and tells you. You can fully discharge the batteries before changing. (Not sure this is necessary any more, but it is helpful for NiCd batteries.) It charges quite rapidly.