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highly recommended

Great charger for the money - excellent batteries as well

I am a profesional photographer and I have 5 "Speedlight" flashes that I use regularly for "strobist" style location shoots. The SB-800s that I use have a 5th battery holder that makes flash recycling time even faster.

Before I had rechargable batteries, I was stuck with alkaline recycle times and didn't know what I was missing out on...

These batteries significantly sped up my recycle time. Specifically, when an SB-800 is on 1/2 power (which is often all I need) and I'm using the 5th battery option, the recycle time is almost instantaneous. Also, even at full power, it's still only about 3.5 seconds.

But 3.5 seconds is still a relatively long time to wait in between shots, so I use tandem SB-800s at 1/2 power to give the full blast of light and not have to wait the extra time.

This charger is compact, well built, has a fold-in plug, and can charge any number of batteries... from a single (no "pairs" needed) up to four AA batteries.

It charges a batch of AA batteries in about an hour (if they're a lower mAh rating... like 2000-ish). Otherwise, it's a little longer for the "super-capacity" batteries with a 2900 mAh rating, give or take.

The only "BAD" thing about this charger is if you're a habitual AAA battery person. An odd design quirk is that you can only charge 2 total AAA batteries at once or 2 AA batteries and then 1 AAA battery on the other side.

I pretty much ONLY use AA batteries, so for me, this is a no brainer.

Finally, I've read that the SUPER-fast chargers (15-min type) can really put "stress" on the cells and will cause the batteries to die a premature death (although I really have no hard evidence of this...).

Also, the 4-8 hour "overnight" chargers are just way too slow for me... so I bought 2 of these to try and loved them so much that I bought 3 more!

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A satisfied customer.

These are good batteries. They hold their charge well and last good in my camera.

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The charger works great but the batteries comes out hot so be careful. Note if red light is blinking there a issue with the battery and it is not charging. This is not written on the instruction the comes with it.

This charger is made for people that are in a rush or forgot to charge their batteries. Due of the rapid 1 hour charge and the heating of the batteries I would not use this as a day to day charger.

I am going to buy the La Crosse BC-900 charger for a day to day battery charger.

The package says the batteries takes 300,000 pictures. I am guessing that for all 4 batteries. I brought this for the charger not really for the batteries, I am using the Sanyo Eneloop batteries.

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Great, competitively priced universal charger

These batteries work very well in my Canon S3 IS. I get just as many shots out of these batteries as any other I've used. The charger works great too. As the other review said - and as it states on the back of the charger - it works between AC 100V and 240V. So you can use this charger both in the U.S. and overseas. I've personally used it on both sides of the world with no problems at all. I can't say definitively how long the charging time is because, quite frankly, I can think of a lot of better things to do than hold a stopwatch to my batteries while they're charging. However, I can tell you the advertised 1 hour charge is only for two AA batteries. It's double for four AA.

To sum up my feelings: After doing a fair amount of research for a week or so, I found myself becoming very overwhelmed by all the "smart chargers" and "programmable charger" options. I'd rather not have to spend 15 minutes programming my battery charger before I start the charging process. So I ended up going with the simplest universal voltage charger I could find and I don't regret it for a minute. Yes, you could probably get an extra .7% of performance/longevity out of your NiMH batteries if you opt for one of the more expensive chargers. But really, is it worth paying twice as much for a negligible performance increase? Not to me! If you want a simple universal charger with some good batteries, do yourself a favor and buy this one. If you really have your heart set on spending $40 on some NiMH batteries and a charger, the answer is simple: Buy two!

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Conveniently charge your KODAK Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in this fast performance, one-hour charger.

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