Hanatora Battery Wall Charger & Car Charger for DJI Air 2S,Mavic Air 2 Drone and USB-C Remote Controller Cable,5 in 1 Rapid Multi Parallel Charging Hub with Charge and Storage Accessories

The product has the potential to cause a fire. To anyone concerned with the quality of this charger, as it is an unsponsored DJI item, you are absolutely correct, and you should stay away from it. Let's just say that when I plugged this in, I received a shock! As soon as I unplugged it, I reconnected I unfortunately did not plug this into a GFCI socket (most people wouldn't), but I can only imagine how damaging it would be if I kept it plugged In my further inspection of the power brick, I discover that the main line out is completely loose to the point where I can hear myself moving the circuit board inside. It does not appear as if anything could have broken that would cause this instead, I think that it may just be faulty manufacturing. As I have learned by now, I should have read the back of the power unit first as the poorly written English and random misused capital letters are a dead giveaway as to My experience with the Mavic air 2 showed me that the batteries are pretty pricey, so I would never use them on it again. The DJI seal of approval on this would never be given. A friend of mine is an electrician, so I will bring it to him and see if he knows what I need to do, and hopefully I will I was shocked by this, not to mention that it is potentially a major fire hazard.

Cesar May

| Apr 29, 2021

I would have liked to give this 5 stars, but there are a few things that keep me from doing that Observations 1. I agree with others who said that the fan in the power supply is very loud. You don't need to do Designing it to be quieter would have been an improvement. Having said that, it isn't that big of an issue. 1. . 2. You would like to see the display because of the batteries, but the only problem is that the batteries are plugged in on both sides, making the unit hard to lay flat A minor issue is also present. Lastly, 3. It looks like DJI recommends that the battery be stored at a 50-65V voltage. I'm not sure how important this is, but DJI recommends that batteries be stored at this voltage The average charge will be 63% of the total As soon as they're in storage mode, the unit releases them to 63-87 The full charge takes up 75% of the battery. If the batteries are removed from the unit, they will self-destruct after 10 days, I'm not sure if this is harmful or not It is important to discharge to the right It has fewer bad aspects than good * However, it has features that are more useful Observations 1. Charges all 3 batteries as well as the controller (for a fly-by-wire 1. . 2. Batteries can be recharged while on the way to the flight location since it can be done in the car. Lastly, 3. This display clearly shows what the device is doing and how much battery is left. Although it has its shortcomings, I would buy this again and recommend it to others. It helps if you don't put it near your bed when you're.

Kyree Harper

| May 29, 2021

I was hesitant about buying this because there weren't any reviews yet, but after reading the reviews I decided to go for it.

Brixton Callahan

| Jul 12, 2021

Several cycles of charging my Air 2 batteries have been performed using this charger. In fact, the charging cycle behaves exactly as I would expect, with the current decreasing as the voltage gets closer to its optimal range. The AC adapter has a fan which runs constantly. That makes this a plug it in when you need it product. Which is a good idea for anything in fact. There is a 14 v 10 amp supply on this AC adapter. Featuring 140 watts of power. Consequently, we need a fan to cool the power converters on the board. I think it's pretty unique how the AC adapter is There were very few options to choose from, so I decided not to look for one. I saw one review that claimed the reviewer As the wires are all insulated, this seems unlikely. When you plug in the AC adapter for the first time, you hear a clunk. Some people might be startled by this. Sony's TVs and some of my HP / Surface devices will do the same thing even after being unplugged for a long time. The problem did not persist. There's a part of the circuit that pulls power to the capacitors, and I believe that's why this is happening. Once these drain off, they return slowly to the ocean. This might not be a top-notch video but it isn't a bad one There's no charge at this level, but it's 50 dollars. Be sure to keep an eye on your batteries, don't let them charge unattended Under supervision. But if you think about it, that's a great strategy for any Li-based game Battery type Lion or Po. As expected, it works in this case. The device has been powered by four batteries. I think it's safe to use since it has a fan that can turn on and off, but it's never too warm inside the case and I don't smell any "warm plastic" smell you can get from new plastic if it When the batteries are fully charged, a meter on top cycles through the batteries as they are charged, then monitors them again after charging. AirData is an example of a service you can use. This makes it possible for the charger to monitor and analyze battery behavior etc. When the battery is done charging, it is not warm to the touch, so it doesn't feel like the charger is forcing power into it. ***The segments on the current display are not lined up well, so you have to look close to read the number, but it is readable nonetheless. China's average economic growth rate is 1. 8 percent The quality of the product was cheap, but it wasn't very nice. It is a good design, however, and I prefer it over.

Miles Bean

| Feb 04, 2021