🔋 Smart Compact 12V Battery Trickle Charger Maintainer for Motorcycle ATV - Supernatto Review

What I like is the bright charger plugged in and full, three separate lights, none of them bright green or red bollocks. Very good quality for 12 euros.

I love it. Good value for money! Used about an hour on the first day. My Harley started right away. Will definitely buy another one when this one stops working! Easy to use

Do not buy this charger! Made from very cheap materials! After several uses in less than a month, charging stopped and one of the battery terminals broke. Made from very light Gage metal and curved back when I clamped the battery connector. LOL what a joke!

I had this smart charger and used it on my motorbike last year and it works well, I have no complaints. The included adapter for quick battery connection is also a big plus. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a smart charger.

Bought this charger after reading good reviews. I'm not sure if the item we received is just "lemon" or if it's the product itself, but it doesn't work at all. Nothing loads. I am trying to contact the seller for an exchange. I will update the review if everything works.

This charger works great and always keeps my batteries in optimal condition when not in use. I have used this charger for five batteries rather than one battery that has leaked or exploded and charges faster than my usual expensive charger. Delivery was quicker than I thought too, wanted to buy some more for family and friends, after a month it's still 100% working.

The charger works great and does what it's supposed to. On my particular device, the crimp on the part that attaches to the battery was pretty bad and broke with light pressure. I had to get a kit with the correct connector to properly crimp the new one. Finally, the product is cheap, so the value for what you're paying for isn't great.

I only thought it was cheap at first glance. Now that I've had it for a few days, I've changed my mind. This little thing is great. The battery on my Harley died over the winter (going to get it) and was completely discharged with no light. I figured instead of buying a new battery why not try this little trickler. I put it on and left it for 24 hours. To my surprise the bike started without hesitation, I was amazed that it actually worked. I give him 5 stars.

I connected two 12V lead-acid batteries (3Ah motorcycle batteries) to it. Both were just over 7V. Both dropped to 5V after 4 hours of charging. With a multimeter hooked up to the battery I can see that it first jumps to 15 volts and then kind of cuts out. The battery voltage rose from that 15V peak, but then stabilized and started falling below its voltage before the charger was connected. Also hooked it up to an oscilloscope to see if some weird PWM was causing the multimeter to read…