Is this a smart charger
509702
This charger charges all my batteries from my lipo to my nice batteries. However the balancing plug for my lipos never worked since I got it and my power cord quit working the second time I tried using it. Luckily my laptop power cord is the same. I would recommend this charger but I would also recommended registering the device with venom in the aloted time limit from your purchase date if you were to have any problems.
359751
Sure does just slower charging is best. great charger wouldnt buy any other brand. And dont buy smart charger or electronic they dont charge dead batteries
997796
Yes it will work fine. Giving your phone the correct current it is a smart charger
1197957
No. The smart connector is to big. It has a yellow tip, the correct size has a green tip.
798043
No - its a simple wall charger with the amps you need to charge larger devices.
882508
Yes it comes with a battery charger but, a smart charger that prevents overcharging would be a wise investment. (It is too easy to leave the battery charging too long.)
782160
This will charge any device which uses standard USB power (5 Volts, .5 Amps = 2.5 Watts), and most devices that accept a smart charge of 5 Volts, 2 Amps (Which is 10 Watts). I don't know either of those devices well, but if they can charge off a standard USB charger port, it will work for them.
2166375
No, this is not a "smart" charger. When you plug it in it charges for 10 hours and then shuts off. Period. If you put in fully charged batteries it will still charge them for 10 hours.
2051374
I use a smart charger made by Powerex. It's a Wizard One. I've used it on many brands with no issues. I've owned it for several years. It has four slots that can be programmed individually. I'm pleased with it.
378971
it should work but also keep in mind that even though it is a smart charger you still need to take it off the charger when it is fully charged and wait for it to completely die or almost die before charging. This will insure best battery life. (Smart chargers let you now if the battery is 90% to 100% charged use that as a gage)
2169638
Yes. The charger is a smart charger. When the battery is fully charged, it goes into a hibernation mode and will maintain the battery, without overcharging it.
2103601
I am not sure about the charger, but I consider it a smart purchase. It lets you know that it is charging and when it has finished. Buy it and enjoy the service it will provide. With a 2 year warranty, how can you go wrong.
2247660
I doesn't say on the package that it has a smart USB., so I would say no. For me, the USB never worked and the company would not provide any replacement for the defective one.
1665887
A very yes, but do not get in a hurry. Also make sure your battery is not so out of date, and a build up of sulfate. This is a smart charger, and the LED says no, do not do it! Also, note that a cranking battery that is often deep discharged or not used on a regular basis will die before it's time. WA4MUC
1001444
Yes, it is. You get a wall charger with a usb cable. So you have the option of using the wall charger or your computer.
229972
No... but if you are talking about a battery that had the lights left on overnight and 'dead' it will not charge if it is below (I think 2 volts) some minimum voltage left in the battery. It IS very frustrating because the older 'not so smart' chargers would at least try to charge a dead battery where these smart ones won't work at all. I faked one out once by connecting a small motorcycle battery to my dead car battery and fooled the 'smart charger' to start working and then put the motorcycle battery back. Battery was fine after about 6-8 hours of charging.
1583493
I think the easiest way to tell would be to time the charging of a set of batteries that you know is mostly charged vs. a set of batteries that is totally dead. If they both take the same amount of time before the light indicates they're done, then you have a dumb charger. If the almost-charged batteries take much less time, your charger is smart.