How many charges are these rated for?
899522
The batteries came in a small box with only a phone # 00852-65848815, only information I have. They last a long time between charges. I am very pleased with the charger and batteries. Thanks Gary T.
899523
I believe they are rated for 500 charges. They are excellent batteries for my Fenix Flashlights.
1608923
They are good! They stay charged a fair amount of time and there is two of them, so I always have one fully charged all the time. You can't beat this deal, it even come with a charger for your car, boat or camper.
899142
I'm not sure of the exact rating, but I have re-charged my iPad using this unit.
166764
I have not actually timed it do be certain, but I walk with them and figure they stay charged for a minimum of 2 hours. Normally me walks are 30 minutes a day and I only normally charge them once a week.
45019
Just one. I would not recommend. The charging system does not have a regulator and wrecks the battery if left charging too long. I've gone through 3 batteries and while they are not that expensive and easy to replace, it is a major pain. Only problem with it really. It sounds ok but the battery did last very long when it works.
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I would not take this any lower than 11.5 A full charge is 12.65. I use them for my solar panel and charge them up to 13.65 to 14.0 volt and will sit at a float charge of 13.65. You should get about 1500 deep cycles or 4 to 5 years at least providing if they are inside or out side in the heat
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That is not my experience; I have 3 and the batteries have all been in since the end of April and they are fine. Last year I left them out until Oct. and tested the batteries when I took them in and they still showed a good charge. I would call customer service, they are very good and usually will replace a product on your word and provide a prepaid return label.Les L
998696
Yes. We use it for our security system so they are charged. We don't pull from them unless we lose power then they are backup to system. It's like people are saying seems like a trickle charge. I think directions even mention to charge overnight. But as I said we install ours and leave them.
215130
It depends on your phone's battery. About 2-3 charges theoretically for most phones, such as an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy. Phones with bigger batteries, like the Note, will probably get 1-2 full charges.
228794
Sorry, I can't answer that. I have a Motorolo Razor and I get 4 charges from it.
884779
I haven't used them enough to know; they tend to sit around so the charge does deplete over time. However, they recharge quickly so I am not concerned if they last long or not as I have 2. Pat
2113869
None. I just can't understand how the price goes up by $440 for two versus the $60 local store cost for one when NOT ON SALE! Something is fishy here. That can't be a $380 quality charger they added.
1091276
You can carge up to 8 at a time and they all have the same charge. I haven't had any problems with the charger. It just depends on the batieries you get for it. You can charge aAA's and AA's. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
1005391
No, don't waste your money and time. Hope that helps. I have 2 chargers that don't work now. I only spent $6 but I feel like these guys are selling obsolete hardware that they purchase for pennies per piece and they charge $6. And its not worth to fight that amount.
1200215
According to the very small name plate the rating is 5.1 volts at 0.85 amps. If you need more current many two port chargers deliver 2 plus amps. Search Amazon for "USB Charger" I have one from POWERGEN.
370828
One. I would not buy this brand again. Does not hold charge well and does not work all the time.
2019338
I haven't counted. I use many of these & have them in a pile. I'd say it's totally worth it to buy rechargeables. I have a little battery tester device that I use to keep track of which ones that are charged. I have some in my rotation that are a couple years old.