does this charge the 1600 mAh battery??
203735
sorry, I don't have this battery or phone anymore. I am now using a Samsung Galaxy s4.
2102893
Yes, it does. More info: a few weeks ago, we were unable to charge the battery. We talked to Greenworks, they referred us to a local repair shop, where they diagnosed the problem as a faulty charger. We contacted Greenworks and let them know, and they put a new one in the mail to us immediately. Good service and a quick solution at no cost to us.
1206
With the proper connector, yes. Charger will do it. Charge at 5.0 amp rate for the battery you have listed.
1817349
i don't know. it wouldn't work with the 1600 series so i had to buy this to replace the set i have. that is the best i can do.....sorry.
1193190
It all depends on the dimensions of the battery you currently have. The 1600mAH @ 3.7v only tells you the electrical potential, capacity, and transfer rate, not the size. Not all batteries are made equal so I wouldn't personally wouldn't chance buying a battery designed for a different phone.
540762
The 1800mAh battery does indeed have a charge port built into it, the 1600mAh does not. Both battery packs are Lithium-Ion technology, which means you probably do not have any means of using the charge port anyway. Just charge it in your regular desktop charger - for safety! There are automotive 12volt adapters to allow you to use the desktop charger in your vehicle, or you can buy a cigarette lighter adapter which replaces the battery pack for mobile use. Lithium-Ion cells are charged by pulse-reflex method, NOT constant current/voltage! This is done to prevent over heating and possible cell explosions. Be safe! The 1800mAh battery does indeed have a charge port built into it, the 1600mAh does not. Both battery packs are Lithium-Ion technology, which means you probably do not have any means of using the charge port anyway. Just charge it in your regular desktop charger - for safety! There are automotive 12volt adapters to allow you to use the desktop charger in your vehicle, or you can buy a cigarette lighter adapter which replaces the battery pack for mobile use. Lithium-Ion cells are charged by pulse-reflex method, NOT constant current/voltage! This is done to prevent over heating and possible... » Read More The 1800mAh battery does indeed have a charge port built into it, the 1600mAh does not. Both battery packs are Lithium-Ion technology, which means you probably do not have any means of using the charge port anyway. Just charge it in your regular desktop charger - for safety! There are automotive 12volt adapters to allow you to use the desktop charger in your vehicle, or you can buy a cigarette lighter adapter which replaces the battery pack for mobile use. Lithium-Ion cells are charged by pulse-reflex method, NOT constant current/voltage! This is done to prevent over heating and possible cell explosions. Be safe! « Show Less
824394
Yes it does charge the battery, albeit slowly! But nonetheless it does the job efficiently. I very pleased with this purchase.
182385
Hi, Gerald! It depends on what kind of battery you use. I know for certain that it will charge N type batteries because that's what I'm using but outside of that, I really don't know. Good luck!
601164
It does charge. It charges the OEM batteries and the original battery as well. Its more compact and handy than the original charger...
83964
Yes it does, but it's not recommended to use it before charging the battery for 12hrs!
222231
I do not know. Your best bet for an answer to this would be to go to the Samsung website and look up your phone. I personally recommend that you stay with the 1600 as this is there one that there company put in the phone to begin with. Some electronic devices will stop working if you use a battery that is smaller or larger than what they shipped with.
1494731
Yes it will charge. However it would take a while. This unit is a maintainer. It's output is very low. If you are looking for a charger , I would look at something different.
950844
Yes, as long as the voltage is 1.2V the 800 MAh. fully charge last longer than the 400 MAh hope that information helps.
702781
I will never purchase this charger ever again, if you read the 1 stars in reviews theirs just like mine and had basically the same problems. I ended up buying a B6AC 80watt 6amp charger for about the same price and have used it constantly for 2 years now with out a problem. But the answer to your question they both will charge NiMh,NiCd,LiPo,LiOn batteries.
953944
I use it for charging 14500 3.7v batteries, so I don't see why it wouldn't, but I couldn't guarantee anything.
266330
This would probably be a better question for a Cell Phone store, but in my opinion, I would think that the 1600 would last longer since this is the "capacity" of the battery. As long as it's still the same amount of volts (3.7), I think you would be safe to use it in your phone. Again, ask the experts first for a safer opinion. Good Luck!
122885
Hello, I don't know if the battery is already charged because they don't tell you that. All I know is, don't waste your time on getting this.