RayHom AA AAA Battery Charger 2-Pack - 8 Bay Smart Individual Charger for Ni-MH Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries

Works as advertised. Quite a steal at $10 for 2. They’re nothing special but if you just want to slap in some batteries and forget about them for a while these work fine. Batteries seem to charge well but perhaps the larger mAh batteries miss their -deltaV termination a bit as they became almost too hot to touch which is a sign of overcharging. Not as bad as others. Typically you’d want 700-1000mAh charge rate for the larger AA batteries to allow for the voltage drop detection to work properly. The build quality is what you’d expect for the price. Almost no weight and no rubber feet means it slides around while trying to add or remove batteries. Batteries are also a tight fit but not incredibly difficult to add or remove. The USB-C port feels solid a should handle plugging and unplugging for the life of the charger, which I expect will last for many years.

I've had these for a few months now, at least, probably longer.. I havent had an issues at all. They charge all my AA/AAA rechargeable batteries. It does get a little warm while charging them but thats about it and nothing concerning/crazy. I love that it has the lights to let me know when each individual battery is charged vs just one light for all of them being charged overall. It seems to charge my batteries pretty quickly as well - A few hours if they are completely dead. For the price you cant beat it especially getting 2 chargers! I definitely recommend. They work as expected, easy to use and i like that it holds as many batteries as it does also! Decent size also if you need to travel with it & its regular USB so I can use in the car if needed/really anywhere. Very convenient! (

The power specifications on the back of the thing are not true. You'll need adapters capable of fast-charging or PD or whatever to actually charge many batteries at once, stuff that's far more beefy than the dime-a-dozen 1- or 2-amp bricks. If you use a weak brick, the thing will not even light up under load. I use a 65W adapter and have no complaints whatsoever except that dropping the tray and having batteries fly everywhere is not very fun.

Seemed to work and I've got a bunch of rechargable batteries AA and AAA ready for my remotes. Got a silicone ice tray to put the batteries in.

They fit AA and AAA batteries and charge them fast