Does this charger only charge in pairs? Is it possible to charge 1 cell (at a time) with this charger?
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my current charger lightson when charing 1 -4 batteries and lights off when charge is finished. not saure about your charger as the picture shows only the batteries.
177851
I have owned this. The universal charger WILL charge batteries individually. There are 4 charging 'points' and you can choose to put one small battery (AA or AAA) in one point. Of course, you can also put two small batteries in each point to get the full 8-at-a-time figure. This also only applies to the small batteries. Cs and Ds are charged individually in each point, so their max is only 4 at a time total.
177852
On the device it says, "charge only 2/4 AA/AAA NI-MH rechargeable batteries..." So, no.
2216946
I've tried to use it with my iPad and my iPhone. And for what ever reason I can only charge one device at a time even though there are 4 ports. And that's using it in the U.S.
983685
All Battery chargers can charge 1 at a time. If it was made for 2 battery at a time consumers will be in trouble because if one battery is defective the charger will do you no good.
407172
Yes, as long as you have the cable for your phone to charge. It's just a standard USB connection on the dual port unit. Of course with there being two of the standard USB connections you can charge two at the same time. Hope this helps.
347226
No... I have 2 iphone 5s phones & I bought 2 chargers. Neither charger will charge either phone.
1700671
Not sure I understand the question, but if you mean can it charge two batteries at the same time, the answer is no. That said, it charges quickly and it has not been a problem doing them one-at-a-time. Great charger!
242079
No - this is for the charger only. Each battery runs about the same price. I purchased the charger as my second one - charge two batteries at once now, as it goes pretty slowly.
1907318
Not sure what your question is, but it is only one charger and will charge phone several times on one charge. If this does not answer your question let me know.
1687059
Hi Peter Yes, you are quite right. I hadn't tried that but my unit will not do both at the same time. In practice I have a dual USB charger so the need has never arisen. Regards Richard Allan.
1591570
This model sucks as far as that is concerned get the one off ebay that doubles ad a jump pack and laptop charger. But to answer your question It only charges one at a time. The two ports are a 1.5 amp and a 0.5 amp port either way I have had devices on this thing and they never filled up... they will continue running but filling one up is never really easy... also check into spare batteries for your phone on ebay... they are usually only like $5.00 so good deal...
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The EBL 808A charges in pairs only, and has problem charging all my batteries beyond 80%. If you are looking for an inexpensive but smart charger that can handle each cell independently, consider the Panasonic BQ-CC17 Battery Charger. It charges faster at 300mA, and has a status indicator for each cell.Don't bother with the EBL 920D LCD Rapid Advanced Intelligent Smart Individual Cell Battery Charger . Despite of its fancy name and LCD panel, it does a poor job charging any batteries I tested. The EBL 808A charges in pairs only, and has problem charging all my batteries beyond 80%. If you are looking for an inexpensive but smart charger that can handle each cell independently, consider the Panasonic BQ-CC17 Battery Charger. It charges faster at 300mA, and has a status indicator for each cell.Don't bother with the EBL 920D LCD Rapid Advanced Intelligent Smart Individual Cell Battery Charger . Despite of its fancy name and LCD panel, it does a poor job... » Read More The EBL 808A charges in pairs only, and has problem charging all my batteries beyond 80%. If you are looking for an inexpensive but smart charger that can handle each cell independently, consider the Panasonic BQ-CC17 Battery Charger. It charges faster at 300mA, and has a status indicator for each cell.Don't bother with the EBL 920D LCD Rapid Advanced Intelligent Smart Individual Cell Battery Charger . Despite of its fancy name and LCD panel, it does a poor job charging any batteries I tested. « Show Less
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It depends a little on your charger. Many chargers charge two cells (batteries) at the same time by putting them in series. That means they are both being charged at the same rate and are stopping at the same time. With this kind of charger, one should keep a pair of cells together for their whole life. If your charger has room for two pairs, the second pair can be different. If your charger has separate lights for each cell, then each cell can be different.
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Yes, it can charge one AAA, one AA, one C, and one D if you want at the same time. If you just have one battery that needs recharging, you can do that also. I love this charger. I've had it for about a year and it been great.
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If the changer can only charge in pairs, then there is no way to handle unbalanced cells (one half-empty and the other completely empty, for example). In this particular case, the Sanyo MQN06 charger will stop charging when the first cell is full. So the other one is still only half-full.Most other cheaply-built chargers will only stop charging when both cells are full. But that means the first cell will be over-charged by 50%. This is bad for battery lifespan in the long run.If you need to make sure each cell is fully recharged, look for a charger than can handle cells individually, such as the Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HLD4KN Power Charger If the changer can only charge in pairs, then there is no way to handle unbalanced cells (one half-empty and the other completely empty, for example). In this particular case, the Sanyo MQN06 charger will stop charging when the first cell is full. So the other one is still only half-full.Most other cheaply-built chargers will only stop charging when both cells are full. But that means the first cell will be over-charged by 50%. This is bad for battery lifespan in the long run.If you need to make sure each cell is fully recharged, look for a charger than can handle... » Read More If the changer can only charge in pairs, then there is no way to handle unbalanced cells (one half-empty and the other completely empty, for example). In this particular case, the Sanyo MQN06 charger will stop charging when the first cell is full. So the other one is still only half-full.Most other cheaply-built chargers will only stop charging when both cells are full. But that means the first cell will be over-charged by 50%. This is bad for battery lifespan in the long run.If you need to make sure each cell is fully recharged, look for a charger than can handle cells individually, such as the Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HLD4KN Power Charger « Show Less
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No. You have to use your phone's Micro USB charging cord with this unit as it does not come with one. If you want to charge both simultaneously, you'll either have to buy an additional cord, or use a Micro USB splitter (like in the link below). This is a nice unit.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=micro%20usb%20splitter&sprefix;=micro+usb+splitt%2Caps&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amicro%20usb%20splitter No. You have to use your phone's Micro USB charging cord with this unit as it does not come with one. If you want to charge both simultaneously, you'll either have to buy an additional cord, or use a Micro USB splitter (like in the link below). This is a nice unit.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=micro%20usb%20splitter&sprefix;=micro+usb+splitt%2Caps&rh;=i... » Read More No. You have to use your phone's Micro USB charging cord with this unit as it does not come with one. If you want to charge both simultaneously, you'll either have to buy an additional cord, or use a Micro USB splitter (like in the link below). This is a nice unit.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=micro%20usb%20splitter&sprefix;=micro+usb+splitt%2Caps&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amicro%20usb%20splitter « Show Less
1339871
Yes, it can. It will accept two USB cords at one time. I take this thing with me everywhere I go. Use it in the car, then bring it into the office or home with you and plug it into the wall. You'll never need another charger!
641470
If you have an appropriate charger to accommodate all four at once, go for it. If not, charge one, two, three at a time. My charger allows all four at once, or otherwise. Even allows charging of different sized rechargables ! Read the specs on your charger, as I'm assuming that yours is like mine.