I just received mine today, and have used it with a USB port as input to test the basic functionality. I'm very impressed. It can charge up to 6 x 1S batteries at once, and each is charged and monitored independently. It supports two very common plug types (JST PH 2.0 and Molex Picoblade 1.25mm) built in, and another two (Losi/Walkera and JST red) via the supplied adapter leads. This covers every 1S battery I own, and I have a considerable number! Furthermore, the charge current can be set, again independently for each battery, from 0.1A to 1.0A for the 610 model, and from 0.1A to 0.5A for the 605 model, by 0.1A steps. The input is very flexible, and can be a USB port or power bank, a 2S-6S lipo or a DC source from 9-26V with a 3.5mm connector. If charging from a battery you can set a voltage cutoff so it won't over discharge the input battery. A bright display cycles through the batteries being charged, showing the number of the port e.g. No 1 and the voltage of the battery at that port, so you can monitor what is happening. A red light at each port where there is a battery being charged turns green when that battery has finished charging. Setup is very simple and the instructions are clear. This will be a winner with people who have a lot of 1S batteries. The only things I can think of that I would like to see but are not in it are the ability to charge the new HV 4.35V batteries, and lower current settings, say 20mA and 50mA, for the really small batteries from the Night Vapors, Uberlites etc. It's a most remarkable product and my advice is to snap one up at the promotional price.

I just received mine today, and have used it with a USB port as input to test the basic functionality. I'm very impressed. It can charge up to 6 x 1S batteries at once, and each is charged and monitored independently. It supports two very common plug types (JST PH 2.0 and Molex Picoblade 1.25mm) built in, and another two (Losi/Walkera and JST red) via the supplied adapter leads. This covers every 1S battery I own, and I have a considerable number! Furthermore, the charge current can be set, again independently for each battery, from 0.1A to 1.0A for the 610 model, and from 0.1A to 0.5A for the 605 model, by 0.1A steps. The input is very flexible, and can be a USB port or power bank, a 2S-6S lipo or a DC source from 9-26V with a 3.5mm connector. If charging from a battery you can set a voltage cutoff so it won't over discharge the input battery. A bright display cycles through the batteries being charged, showing the number of the port e.g. No 1 and the voltage of the battery at that port, so you can monitor what is happening. A red light at each port where there is a battery being charged turns green when that battery has finished charging. Setup is very simple and the instructions are clear. This will be a winner with people who have a lot of 1S batteries. The only things I can think of that I would like to see but are not in it are the ability to charge the new HV 4.35V batteries, and lower current settings, say 20mA and 50mA, for the really small batteries from the Night Vapors, Uberlites etc. It's a most remarkable product and my advice is to snap one up at the promotional price.

I just received mine today, and have used it with a USB port as input to test the basic functionality. I'm very impressed. It can charge up to 6 x 1S batteries at once, and each is charged and monitored independently. It supports two very common plug types (JST PH 2.0 and Molex Picoblade 1.25mm) built in, and another two (Losi/Walkera and JST red) via the supplied adapter leads. This covers every 1S battery I own, and I have a considerable number! Furthermore, the charge current can be set, again independently for each battery, from 0.1A to 1.0A for the 610 model, and from 0.1A to 0.5A for the 605 model, by 0.1A steps. The input is very flexible, and can be a USB port or power bank, a 2S-6S lipo or a DC source from 9-26V with a 3.5mm connector. If charging from a battery you can set a voltage cutoff so it won't over discharge the input battery. A bright display cycles through the batteries being charged, showing the number of the port e.g. No 1 and the voltage of the battery at that port, so you can monitor what is happening. A red light at each port where there is a battery being charged turns green when that battery has finished charging. Setup is very simple and the instructions are clear. This will be a winner with people who have a lot of 1S batteries. The only things I can think of that I would like to see but are not in it are the ability to charge the new HV 4.35V batteries, and lower current settings, say 20mA and 50mA, for the really small batteries from the Night Vapors, Uberlites etc. It's a most remarkable product and my advice is to snap one up at the promotional price.

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