Micro Usb Charging Circuit Board

This is a good replacement charger. I use it on MP240, so if you have battery in the compatible list, it will work. Charger is like 2/3 of the original charger in overall size, lightweight and the made seems very sturdy. Good for traveling carry. It provides the information of the battery during the charging time, such as the temporary, battery status, input circuit rate, charged circuit power, and indicates the end of the charge. It can be plugged into any USB charging port for charging, of course, it depends on the output circuit ratio of the USB port, charging time is vary. However, the build-in USB charging cable is very short (like 2.5” only), so this is the only little disappointing part. Price is much cheaper the OEM charger. So it’s recommended.

Besides compact, it also has USB-c and micro-USB ports for charging! It was excellent!

Needed this for charging from a micro-USB cable. Works great for that.

I use it to connect a flashdrive to the micro-usb charging port on a Toshiba Encore tablet.

I was charging my batteries on board the camera for a couple months but why wear out the usb-c port on a 5k$ camera when you can buy this charger and charge 2 batteries while your taking pictures. Well built. Hasselblad quality. Nicest charger I’ve ever owned.

Night and day difference between this and an all circuit board pre... nice and mellow even before it hits the DAW.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect length for charging my devices that still use micro USB like my Bluetooth speaker. Connecting ends are very sturdy and don't bend. Charging end snaps in well and doesn't move. 5 of 5 stars easy.

I've had the HP3R for a few years, and hands down the best light on the market. The focussing aspect and light output is absolutely spot on. One small thing to remember, is if you have an HP3R with a micro usb charging port, and need to replace the tail cap, the updated version of the tail cap with a USB-C charging port is not compatible with the previous micro usb gen.

Full Disclosure: Coast provided me this ZX600 battery in order for me to test it out. But, everything I will talk about in this review is my own opinion. Coast Portland was not given copy approval nor any editorial input in this review. That means, they're reading this review for the first time along side you. These are the topics I will cover. Skip to whatever corresponding number in order to read about that specific topic and find what you are looking for. 1) Overview 2) What I Dislike 3) Charging Port/Charging Indicator 5) Charge Time/Battery Satistics 6) Thoughts The Individual Topics Begin Here: 1) Overview: • The ZX600 battery is desighned to fit in place of 3 AA batteries • It is a lithium-polymer battery • It has a hard casing and can be inserted only one way with large marking denoting positive (+) and negative (-) 2) What I Dislike: • I dislike the use of a Micro-USB port to charge the battery instead of a newer USB-C port • Recharge time is ridiculously long 3) Charging Port/Charging Indicator • There is a Micro-USB port on the front of the battery • There is a charging indicator to the left of the Micro-USB port • A solid red light indicates charging and a solid green light indicates the battery is fully charged 4) Charge Time/Battery Satistics: • The battery was tested from completely dead Rated Capacity: 2100 mah Tested Capacity: 2241 mah Charge Speed: 450 mah Time: 5 hours 34 minutes 5) Thoughts: I really like the concept of this battery. I love how it is designed to just fit in place of where AA batteries normally go while still allowing the use of AA batteries if necessary without any fuss. I do wish they would make a generation 2 of this battery adding much needed improvements. Overall, it is a genius solution.

I got sent the new version to warranty my old hp3r I had a micro USB charging style, been taking some getting used to with how the new cap twists instead of a quarter turn and pull. Brighter light and better knurling everything seems smoother far as getting to the charge port or focusing the beam, though that could've been the grit that made its way into my light. Is a sturdy light I tend to drop these often while fanagaling into the tight area of semis, that's where the new bite caps come in, is much more comfortable to bite onto and hold when I need both hands. Only real complaint I have is I can't used my older batteries with the new light so now I have two rechargeable batteries that are perfectly good, one unused, that now have zero purpose