HiQuick 2-slot 9V Battery Charger, Fast Charging Function, Type C and Micro USB Input, with 2 x 280mAh 9V NI-MH Rechargeable Batteries, Battery and Charger Set

Lights up and charges the 2 included batteries from USB. It goes into trickle charge when its done, so it won't cook or drain.

Arrived promptly, in good order and as described. Very good value for this charger with two rechargeable batteries and they charged up well using my mobile phone USB charger (1.5 amps output). It comes with instructions which says to use the included USB cable with a charger with a minimum of 1 amp output. If you don't have a mobile phone charger like me then a charger for your Chromecast or Amazon Fire Stick both have have 1 amp outputs so should be ok. Nice to have the auto cutout when the battery indicator shows fully charged, and it can charge either one or two batteries including Lithium rechargeables as well as the NI-MH type that comes with it. The details state that Lithium rechargeables are charged at about 3 times the charge rate so higher powered Lithium batteries should also be a quick charge. Both the charger and the batteries look high quality which is more important for rechargeables as obviously they're reused many times so need to last a longer life than throwaway alkaline batteries. I've only had this a short while so can't speak about there long term use, but I guess that's always the way with this sort of thing and so far so good. I'm very pleased.

GOOD CHARGER UNIT AND GOOD VALUE WITH TWO BATTERIES , + AND - MARKERS COULD BE LARGER / DIFFERENT COLOUR MORE PROMINENT ON UNIT .

Would buy again pays for itself in a few months

Save ythe costs of buying batteries.

Included batteries were only half charged but I expected that. Charge time was surprisingly fast. Ideal, cost effective solution for active bass guitars when you accidentally drain the battery by keeping the cable plugged in!

Great value with 2 batteries.Charges quickly would recommend.

Have only charged the batteries once, so don’t know how long they will eventually take to charge up. First time it was nearly 12 hours. Is this right?!