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⚡ MaximalPower Universal Ultra Smart Charger FC997: Effortlessly Charge Alkaline, NiMh, NiCd, Li-ion AA, AAA, C, D, 9V Battery Cells Review

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Description of ⚡ MaximalPower Universal Ultra Smart Charger FC997: Effortlessly Charge Alkaline, NiMh, NiCd, Li-ion AA, AAA, C, D, 9V Battery Cells

MaximalPower FC997 Universal Ultra Smart Battery Charger. The FC997 has n easy to use, sliding spring loaded negative pole, which makes inserting any type battery a breeze. The FC997 can charge up to 5 batteries at a time. With LCD and 8 bit microprocessor, the FC997 employs advanced RISC architecture with integrated converters and multi-channels high speed input/output ports to control the whole charge in real time. Individual timers aid in overcharge protection, giving a complete intelligently controlled charging cycle.The FC997 has both LED and LCD display so the status of each battery's charge cycle can be easily seen. Recharges batteries in SINGLE or Group as the. Type of Batteries Supported: * Lithium Ion (3.7V Rechargeable, can not charge 3.6V) * Alkaline (previously non-rechargeable) * RAM (rechargeable Alkaline Manganese) * Ni-CD (Nickel Cadmium)* Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride) * Phone and tablet batteries (Via USB Port)*. Size of Batteries Supported: * Up to FOUR (4) batteries of AAA, AA, C, & D Batteries * One (1) 9 Volt battery (Can not charge Li-Ion) * Up to FOUR (4) of Li-Ion # 10440, 14500, 16340, 17335, 17500, 17670, 18490, 188650, 26650, 26650, 34615. MaximalPower Rechargeable Batteries Combo.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

FC997 = garbage! Do not buy!

I had one of these devices and in less than a month 2 strips stopped charging. When installing the batteries, the charge indicator never activated to indicate that it was being charged. The same batteries placed in different strips indicate that they are being charged. So I changed it to the second block with Revain. In less than 5 reloads, the leftmost row did the same! After inserting the battery you will see that the battery is not inserted although it was working when it arrived. Installing

Pros
  • MaximalPower FC997 Universal, ultra-intelligent battery charger. The FC997 features an easy-to-use, sliding, spring-loaded negative terminal, making it easy to install any type of battery. FC997 can charge up to 5 batteries at the same time.
Cons
  • Not bad but...

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Really great universal charger at the moment. The best I've seen.

This is a really good charger, extremely versatile like no other. Well, except for 1 stamp which has been withdrawn. nitecore makes a quality charger but for some inexplicable reason they have ruled out D batteries! (Cs ok, wtf?) This one works great with whatever I put in it, and it auto-detects and charges pretty quickly without overheating the battery. I have tested alkaline batteries: AA, AAA, C, D, NiCad Cs, NiMH AAA, AA, C, D and Li-Ion 18650 and 16350 (with seal). The only problem is…

Pros
  • MaximalPower Combo Batteries
Cons
  • Long delivery time

Revainrating 5 out of 5

So far so good! This is NOT an alkaline charger from the 70's and 80's. Many improvements!

Update: Caution: Duracell with Duralocks tend to leak after charging. I have old Duracells without Duralock and haven't had any leaks yet. We have battery operated Mr Beams sensor lights placed in the courtyard and gardens. They each require three D-size batteries. While the batteries last a long time, they get expensive — even at Costco prices — when it comes time to replace them. When I first had to turn them on, I realized that the number of dead batteries over time would be astronomical…

Pros
  • Supported Battery Types: * Li-Ion (3.7V rechargeable, 3.6V non-rechargeable) * Alkaline (formerly non-rechargeable) * RAM (rechargeable Alkaline Manganese) * Ni-CD (Nickel Cadmium) * Ni-MH (Nickel - Metal) Hydride) * Batteries for phones and tablets (via USB port) *
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  • Can't remember