Juice Battery Family Charger - AA, AAA, C & D

Just received two of these. Yes, how dumb of me to buy two not knowing much about it. The quality of the casing is really poor. The plastic is very flimsy feeling. The labels were all half-way peeled off upon opening the box. They show signs of just simply being really old.The instructions are written in many languages which is fine, but there are things they fail to tell you. I also ordered the Juice AA 4 pack and 2 of the batteries arrived dead. The charger blinks red with those batteries, but the instructions do not even bother telling you what a blinking red light means.If you go to the juicebattery website, they do not mention this product anywhere. Not even when you search for it. A good chance this is a fly-by discontinued product. The company themselves have not responded to by blinking light question for 3 days now.As with many things, made in CHINA!I got a few more days yet before I need to return them via Amazon's return policy which as we all know, ROCKS!

The charger supports various formats of batteries and gets them charged, eventually ;) It would be nice if the charging worked quicker, but other than that it is a decent product.

Have two, bought the first one five years ago. The first one is still working and does as it states. The body is good, the style, and it always charges the batteries. I got the first because I lost the cord while moving, after this new arrived, I found the cord and now have two very good battery chargers.

Good!

Everyone needs to read the fine print on this one!! True the price is right but it only works with batteries of the same brand which Amazon does NOT sell!!!!

I own two of these chargers and they have been in use charging 16 "D" sized cells repeatedly for almost a year now. Depending on how drained my "D" sized rechargeables are, they will take longer than 5 hours to recharge. The unit does recharge other sizes (AA, AAA, C, D & 9-volt) and the smaller ones do charge quicker.A single charger unit charges up to 4 batteries at a time, but as stated before, you have to do batteries in pairs, except for the 9-volt sized cells. Each unit has two LED lights, one for each battery pair in the charger. They stay a steady bright red while the charging process is running and turn green when the pair is done, signaling they can be taken out. Since the lid that should be closed while charging is red plastic, you may not be able to tell they have turned green without peeking. Once you get used to the unit, you will be able to tell the color change readily without lifting the lid. If the batteries are really very dead, I have noticed the LEDs blink initially until the batteries begin to register a charge.The unit is well built and sturdy enough for its purpose and the AC adapter cord is a full 6-foot length, not a measly 2 or 3 feet as so many other devices today. Yes, mine came with labels on the lid that had a 3/8th-inch flap that would not stay adhered to the side. An Exacto knife and 15 seconds took care of it. It's unconscionable to give this otherwise workhorse charger 1 out of 5 stars for such a minor annoyance.I recommend the product.