Why I buy this one ?
- Includes 4 AA 2500 mah batteries and 120V AC Charger
- Batteries can be charged over 1,000 times
- Great for digital cameras and other high drain electronics
- One Year Warranty

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What our customer's say!

"Batteries are okay, but the charger is dangerous", There's no automatic shutoff. The batteries can be dramatically overcharged and may well explode. They were too hot to touch when I unplugged the charger... After that the charger was thrown away.

"Digital Concepts AA/AAA Battery Charger", This is absolutely worthless!!! It takes forever (at least a week) to charge batteries and you have to watch so it doesn't overheat. I watch it like a hawk and leave it plugged in when I am home and unplug it when I leave for work. I've done that for about 2 weeks trying to charge the batteries and I still haven't gotten the "green lights". I would not waste your money. This is one of those "you get what you pay for" items. It is inexpensive to buy but a piece of garbage that doesn't work and you have to watch. Honestly, I wouldn't even give this a one star rating.

"Battery Charger", Found this item to be of adequate quality for the money. One drawback. It does not shut off automatically. You will have to remind yourself to remove from the receptacle within 24 hours or the batteries and unit will become hot. Feel I got my monies worth..

"batteries ok,. charger works, good price", Batteries charged ok and work with no problem.
I bought it for the batteries (great price for
AA's) inspite of some negative review for the
charger. I did not encounter any problems with
the charger as others did.

"These Suck", batteries only charged once. dont waste your money on these buy a more well known name brand instead.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"GREAT BATTERY CHARGER!!!", THIS IS A GREAT BATTERY CHARGER!! IT CHARGES YOUR BATTERIES VERY GOOD. AT FIRST I WASN'T TO SURE ABOUT THIS PRODUCT BECAUSE I HAVE A KODAK 6.2 EASYSHARE DIGITAL CAMERA AND DRAINS BATTERIES BAD. I TRIED IT OUT AND IT WORKS PERFECT. I INSTALLED MY RECHARGABLE BATTERIES(INCLUDED)AND I HAVEN'T RUN OUT OF JUICE IN ABOUT 3-4 WEEKS! AND THEY ARE STILL GOING. IF U HAVE A DIGITAL CAMERA OR ANY OTHER PRODUCT THAT DRAINS BATTERIES BAD CHOOSE THIS BATTERY CHARGER. P.S. IT'S ALSO A REASONABLE PRICE. MOST BATTERY CHARGER'S ARE $15 DOLLARS TO $20 AND UP DON'T WAIST YOUR TIME AND MONEY GET THE "DIGITAL CONCEPTS OVERNIGHT AA/AAA BATTERY CHARGER.

"Long-lasting rechargeables, great for digital cameras", Got tired with repeatedly purchasing alkaline AA batteries for our two digital cameras, and not being very satisfied with the battery life. So before embarking on an out-of-town trip (a national softball tournament) where we'd be taking hundreds upon hundreds of photos, I purchased these 2500mAh rechargeables. Got great performance from them (maybe double the amount of photos than using regular alkaline batteries?). The charger is nice & convenient, but the charge time seems kind of lengthy. But, if you plan well, it's easy enough to recharge overnight and get plenty of shots from a single charge. I'm guessing I was able to get around 500-600 shots per charge with them from my point & shoot digital. That was with a considerable amount of zooming in & out, although I rarely used the flash and the LCD screen. Use of the flash/LCD will definitely affect battery life.

"Digital Concepts Battery Charger-WASTE of $$", I actually bought a camera on E-Bay in December 2006 and this charger came with it. It doesn't work and the batteries won't charge. I can see how you can use for AA and AAA, but I had similar difficulty as others noted above regarding customer service. Apparently customer service has 'special' hours because they never answer the phone. When they do, you end up in a loop where a recording says you can't leave a message. Nice touch!

"NiMH AA's on the cheap", The AA batteries were purchased for a camera flash, well, 3 flashes. The initial impression was they were holding a charge and doing the job. I read some really horrible reviews about the charger so I used a couple of known working units. I charged and discharged the batteries 3 times(like you should to condition the batteries) and was quite pleased by the performance. I'm a professional freelance photographer and shoot sports. Being a freelance, I have to purchase my own equipment so I try to save some $$ whenever possible. The batteries held up right after a charge but if they are charged and sit for more than a day or so, they start to discharge. After about 3 days, I got about a 75% capacity out of them. Bottom line is that they are inexpensive but should hold up for most applications. BUT...charge them as close to use as possible.

"Good product/price - wrong image/info", I bought three of these on a Friday sale for 5.99 each and a Sanyo GES-MQH02WU-S 1 Hour Super Quick Charger w/ 4 AA Batteries for 11.99 + free shipping.

You get the CH-1800, not the CH-1800-AMX as stated, there is no button to push and flip down the AAA adapter. See my two pictures above.

When charging 4 AA batteries with the CH-1800, the left LED goes out (the right stays on) when fully charged. Final charge was 1.38 volts.

When charging 4 AA batteries the Sanyo, the single LED goes out when fully charged. The final charge was 1.41 volts.

The CH-1800 charger and batteries are designed for digital cameras. They fit easily into my Cannon PowerShot A75.