Energizer AA/AAA 1 Hour Charger with 4 AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries (Charges AA or AAA Batteries in 1 Hour or Less) CH1HRWB-4

My batteries were recharging in record time when my charger stopped blinking in less than an hour! I did, however, put the batteries on another charger which shows the charge breakdown by cell, just for curiosity's sake. It occurred to me that neither of the batteries was to charge the battery with two different chargers after the "Energizer 1 hour charger" displayed "full charge". There was a need for at least an additional hour to charge the batteries in both chargers. My batteries take 2 or 3 hours to recharge every morning instead of 4 or 5. However, I need to use an energizer first and then another one (powerowl, EBL, my old energizer) before charging. I was expecting magic, but it wasn't as magical as I thought it would be. A time clock charger like the Energizer one hour charger. . . charges your batteries FOR an hour, not IN an.

Cayden Banks

| Oct 04, 2020

It was already charged, but I still did not remove the batteries from the charger. A power outage occurred at In the case of the charger, I noticed the batteries were very warm once the power was restored. After taking the batteries out, I reinstalled them. As soon as they became hot again, the batteries melted. Once I had the charger unplugged for a few minutes, I then plugged it back into the wall. I was able to get it to work The surge protector connected to the charger (attached to a power outage) appeared to be stuck in the charging position and was overcharging/heating the batteries when the power went out. Resetting the charger by unplugging it seems to have worked. There is only one time when the power went off during a storm and I have had it happen multiple times. If the battery charger continues to charge/heat the batteries, it may increase the risk of a fire. A quick update Following a power outage, I contacted the manufacturer about the overheating of the charger. In response to their request, I sent them product information and photos. After talking to the manufacturer, I was instructed not to use the charger as it presents a safety hazard. I changed my rating to 1 star as a result.

Paislee SANDERSON

| Sep 22, 2020

It is possible to charge for one hour. I liked the way it was packaged. One of the others takes longer to charge, and I like it as well. But, this charger will be helpful during power outages, since I can easily charge all my batteries when using a generator. I have fans, lights, and radios that I use with rechargeable batteries, so it could be a huge help during a hurricane. Unlike most businesses, we don't run the generator 24/7. It is therefore useful to have a fast charger. As soon as the generator is turned on, everything is recharged. There was no way to charge all the batteries until now due to that short window of time. My colleague and I have a lot of rechargeable batteries, so I would like to order more. It is worth the price, but I wish the price was lower. Preparing for hurricanes requires a lot of money.

Cairo Reynolds

| Jan 28, 2021

Keeping this short and simple is my goal. There are tons of energizer rechargeable AA and AAA batteries in my home. I have used a few energizer rechargers and they've never failed me. I especially liked the same model from 7+ years ago which took only 15 minutes to charge. When it broke, it worked perfectly. There are a lot of battery types being identified as faulty by this new recharger (1 hour charger) from Energizer, including NEW Energizer rechargeable batteries. You either need to let it charge only one battery at a time until it works (most of the time), or switch to another slot for the error to vanish. I do not understand why there are four slots if you can only recharge one battery at a time? My rating would be zero stars if it were possible. It's likely that Energizer did this to get you to throw away your old batteries and buy.

Winnie Sexton

| Mar 04, 2021

For half the cost, you can get a no-name, fast, four independent bay charger that looks like the same thing. I did, and now This one took almost 4 times as long, and wasn't as good as the cheap one A marker was kept near the mark The new batteries couldn't be charged and acted as bad. The one I have is super fast and easily charges even "bad" batteries.

Blake Sutton

| Aug 26, 2020

I am looking for a charger that can charge only one The only problem is that it charges the cells so quickly or much that they get quite This charger is really putting my mind at ease regarding the longevity of the cells.

Harlee Foster

| May 31, 2021

My intention is to use this as part of my wireless mic for our karaoke nights since a regular lithium battery usually lasts a long time before you need to buy another. Idiots who spend their time and money in this manner. We tried this charger last night and it lasted all day, and the charger charged quickly. This is a must have if you want to keep the party going all night.

Jamie Cain

| Sep 07, 2020

An Energizer 15 Minute Charger I had for many years that Energizer seemed to no longer make has been replaced by a AA/AAA 1 Hour Charger from Energizer. This charger charges up to four AA batteries in a little over an hour, according to the manual. It is less expensive than buying regular batteries over time, and you never run out of battery power.

Princess Barker

| Jun 05, 2021