Digital battery tester ANENG BT-168D Review

In general, a useful device that is always at hand and helps to quickly assess the quality of the battery to get rid of unusable ones.

there is another less beautiful model where the batteries are inserted conveniently. in addition, the digital screen does not give an adequate perception of "good / bad" - I recommend stopping at the dial indicator. Some pros: a simple device to measure voltage, positioned to test batteries. Cons: inconvenient to insert batteries on the stream. every time to move the paws - it's fu. just put the device on the table and insert it between the legs will not work because the width of the legs is…

I have been using rechargeable batteries in the tanometer for a long time. And after the next charge of a set of batteries, the tanometer did not turn on. At first I wanted to throw everything away, then I decided to buy a tester and check the batteries. As a result, out of four batteries, only one is not working.

Pros: High-quality plastic, production at the level of good professional devices. This is where the merits end. Has some cons: Displays only the voltage, and not immediately, you need to wait 2-5 seconds. until the variability of the LCD indicator settles at a constant value. Shows voltage only. It does NOT show the remaining capacity and the maximum discharge current, which makes it not very useful. You can measure capacities no higher than 61 mm, which makes it useless for 16550 batteries and

Has some pros: You are able to measure the voltage on batteries and batteries in a quick and very convenient manner thanks to this tool. With these drawbacks: The information presented in the table on the product's shelf life located on the back is obviously exaggerated. That portion of the table that is still considered appropriate for use is, in practice, open to modification.

Pros: An excellent device for determining the "validity" of the battery. Has cons: Not suitable for batteries over 9 volts. So I burned the previous one, trying to determine the residual voltage on the battery from the car remote control (there is 12 volts)

The right device, the current values ​​\u200b\u200bdisplay correctly. The outer packaging and instructions look fresh, but the inner one, directly on the device, is terribly greasy. I don’t know where all this was stored, but minus two stars for aesthetics. Another one can be removed for the backlash of the mechanism, but it is not quite small, not critical. But, nevertheless, I note that it is somewhat unpleasant to receive, as it were, a new product in this form.

Has pros: Quickly and quite conveniently allows you to measure the voltage on batteries and batteries Has cons: The data in the shelf life table on the back is clearly overstated. What is still recognized as suitable in the table is actually subject to replacement.

Was skeptical as to a cheap Chinese craft. Yes, maybe this is it, but in the end I'm more satisfied than not. I use it all the time instead of a multimeter. There is no own battery, it works from the measured one. I don’t know the minimum voltage, but it started up from 0.9 volts, and lower for batteries is not necessary. It seems that on Ali he or an analogue can be taken for a penny, but I wanted to here and now.