Review on Battery Charger Universal Rechargeable Display by Jeremy Taylor

This charger is mostly made out of lightweight plastic and my first reaction was that it's cheap. I tried it with rechargeable AAA batteries and it really worked. It was a bit slower than I expected. I plugged it into an outlet with a USB adapter. It comes with its own USB cable. I have mixed feelings about the USB port, as I don't always have a USB port handy. On the other hand, it is very portable. It is designed to work with rechargeable lithium batteries only. Note that rechargeable batteries tend to start at a lower voltage than batteries, but the usable power is similar and doesn't drain as quickly. It comes with a user manual that mainly lists the features and specifications. The instruction manual is simple. A red indicator means it is charging. They warn to avoid humid environments, direct sunlight and sources of heat. This is not a toy. It is made in China by ZhongShan Haizhimel Electronic.