OKSTATION HobbyTiger BC-1S06 6 Port 1S 3.7V 500mA Li-Po Battery Balance Charger

I have bought two and both are now defective after two months of use. One was a FIRE HAZARD !!!! An electrical short developed and smoke was pouring out of the blue case - had I not been present, it could have burned the house down. BE CAREFUL WITH THESE CHARGERS!!! They work for a while, but are basically cheap stuff.

Item works very well! The one thing is the unit doesn't come with an AC Adapter. This is properly stated in the description, I just didn't read it. It's not a huge deal since the types of AC Adapter that it will accept are very common. I have charged my batteries multiple times without issue.The internals appear to be well made and use solid state capacitors (see attached picture)

Quality is good, it operates as described and I'mhappy with it. I'll try to follow up in a few months with an update

You will have to supply your own USB A-A. Bent contacts can be straightened with a small jewelers screwdriver. Reason for 2 stars- Only one bank (3 connections) worked. Not worth the extra $$ for 3 working leads, not worth returning.

Small and slightly fragile. Have to bend contact pins up in order for batteries to connect.

Instead of being a standard 6 cell parallel charger, it does have 6 discrete charging circuits. What this means is that the batteries do not all have to be at the same voltage state to start charging. Only complaint is that the unit absolutely gets warm when you have greater than 3 batteries attached. I keep a small computer fan blowing on it while charging. I use a regulated 12v charger. Unit states it operates 7-24v. I am charging 750mAH 1s nano-tech batteries. Appears to charge at 2.2w per cell or just over 0.5A. Final charging voltage is right at 4.18v. So definitely a safe full charge. Just be careful when plugging in batteries to avoid pushing the pins through and you will be very happy with this charger.

Works as expected. Charged batteries right when I received them. Lights go out when the batteries are charged so charging is very simple.

I've had this charger for only a month. I got this charger because of a recommendation by YouTube's "Flyin Ryan" after his review of it. It charges batteries flawlessly. My only issue with it is that I believe that the plugs grip one's battery too tightly, which prevents users from using their fingers to pull the plugs apart after charging. I am forced with my unit to use needle-nose pliers to carefully separate my connected batteries. It is also difficult, but doesn't require tools, to plug in batteries. I'm hoping that over time these plugs will loosen up a bit.