Review on Charger LiitoKala Lii-M4 by Adam EK ᠌
Does not meet my expectations, it was not worth buying.
I stupidly took it to Ali, it’s good that I managed to cut down 50% of the price in a dispute, I proved on the video that nothing works as stated, and the instructions are obviously delusional in meaning, so for $ 9 on the fact of a refund, lying around in a box, I charge her old ones 18650 from a laptop for flashlights sometimes, because enough of them in flashlights for a long time, it is no longer good for anything, it can’t even refresh old dead Ni-Mh batteries, as well as measure the capacity, charge Ni-Mh normally. So don't expect to get a 2 in one device. Only charging lithium at 300/500/700/1000mA without the possibility of accurately measuring the capacity during discharge, such a mode is not provided here. Definitely not worth your money. It is better to take a branded product, but forever and for only $80-100, if you use it often and a lot, it will pay off with more than the right charging and refresh, both Ni-Mh and lithium.
- Yes, no, taking into account the declared functions, except that it can charge lithium.
- There is no question of the possibility of charging Ni-Mh - there is no normal fishing -dV, there is no temperature control, it kills eneloops at once by recharging by 300mA, and above this this is no longer a sparing mode for AAA. Contacts are like from a Chinese basement - you insert AAA Ni-Mh tightly, but he doesn’t see it, the bounce of contacts is simply monstrous, you can’t even touch the battery with a finger immediately disappears from the slot, compared to the same BC700 purely under Ni-Mh, although this one too - dV at 200mA does not catch steadily killing batteries, i. E. there is also no gentle mode. The Fast and Normal modes are delusional - there is no discharge and charge mode with capacity measurement while discharging the remainder on Ni-Mh. You insert it with a voltage of 1.35V +, and it does not even try to discharge and charge it either in Fast or in Normal. Stupidly charges and stops. Testing the resistance of Ni-Mh batteries does not work in fact, it seems all the time the same value of 52mOhm on all batteries, newly bought eneloops and dead trash, which cannot even give 100mA of current in a discharge, and even with lithium, the measurement accuracy is simply awful - plus or minus bast shoes, i. E. essentially nonsense.
