We’ve all been there. Running out to the store to get more batteries for that Xbox wireless controller or the TV remote. It’s tedious and time-consuming. Not only that, but you end up spending countless amounts buying batteries that end up dying out over time or may become lost (yeah, we know a few people who have misplaced their batteries).
To prevent that from happening, it may be time to invest in a battery charger. Battery chargers help to recharge, well, rechargeable batteries. Yes, you will have to invest in rechargeable batteries first, but with a battery charger, you can simply re-juice your batteries and pop them back into your electronic device to continue using, saving you time and money in the long run.
So what battery charger should you get? Well, that’s a bit hard to say. There are many types of battery chargers out there for you to choose from. Many have different functions and, of course, different prices, and may charge only specific types of batteries. Nevertheless, we’re here to help and have compiled a list of the best battery chargers you can get!
Another one of these let’s-grab-a-random-selection-of-battery-chargers-and-do-a-quick-as-you-can-write-up-and-shove-it-out-the-internet type articles.
Doesn’t inspire confidence in the review, especially if the most basic information e.g. “charges 4 batteries at a time” is given as a reason why “we like this battery charger”, however citing “charges two batteries at a time” is a credit to the Duracell item. So you like chargers that charge any amount of batteries. FFS what inconsistent nonsense.
Seems to be written by the simple for the simple.
Oh, and using the same photo for both the La Crosse Technology BC-700 and the Nitecore i4 Intellicharge upholds my first point. Quick as you like don’t give a monkeys. Does nobody know anything about proof reading/editing? Or even writing a properly considered test of incomparable items?