Powerful Replacement Charger for Craftsman C3 19.2V Batteries - Ni-Cd and Lithium-Ion Compatible Review

Bought to use with new lithium batteries for my DIY kit... And spare tools but I had a few, didn't want to spend money on a charger, works great with lithium batteries

Does not fit my battery. The return date has already passed as I had to change lanes to get to practice. So I'm stuck with this one that can't be used for me. I can't tell you how well this works because it doesn't work for me!

I have master tools, master battery. I bought a new main battery for my drill and the charger died. I bought this charger and it died. New. Now I will use Makita tools.

Needed to replace the screwdriver battery as the original battery will not hold a charge for more than a few minutes. Bought a new one that said it would work in "drivers". Approached but didn't fit the original charger due to small ribs. I bought this charger and it is almost normal. Better coordination between battery and charger designers is needed.

I am so disappointed with this product. It initially charged the batteries, but by the time it came time to charge, 33 days had passed (3 days from the return date). updated to justify the high ratings. And I'm disappointed Revain didn't offer any help as it was so close to the return date and intermittent use due to the nature of the product. They gave a link to the seller which didn't work.

I have previously reported that the batteries and charger arrived on time and looked as described but have not actually used them yet. Now I have and they really work as advertised. The charger took about 45 minutes to fully charge each battery and after that they proved to be excellent replacements for the old nickel cadmium batteries that came with my Craftsman 19.2V 75th Anniversary Edition Cordless Drill . I definitely recommend these batteries. However, please note that the charger…

At first I was thrilled when I received the charger, but I quickly realized that since I use original batteries, the connections sometimes don't fit. I've had a few instances where I tried to charge my battery and got notifications about bad indicator lights. Batteries are fine, but sometimes it takes several attempts to correctly insert the battery into the charger. I think the problem is that while they are very similar, the sizes don't match so the battery doesn't always fit snugly and you…

I switched to Li-Ion with NiCad so didn't want to risk using the Craftsman charger that has served me so well for so long. It turned out to be the best bet. My first impressions are that it works as advertised, as I would expect from HO1. The illustration differs slightly from the one received; same functions but arranged differently. Of course it doesn't matter.2. Judging by the image, I was expecting the LED to track the progress of the charge cycle using the icons on the charger. Not this…

If you have old battery powered handyman tools but like me need a charger I suggest replacing all your tools with a different brand of tools and starting over. Craftsman used to be a great brand, but nowadays it seems to be very weak, although you can buy Craftsman products in one of the big stores. There is no support for older hardware and the functionality of newer hardware is questionable. I understand that Stanley Black and Decker bought the brand, but the support so far seems questionable