Astrolux Type-C Smart Chargers: VC04S US$17.49 (~A$26), PD2 US$13.88 (~A$21), SC02 US$9.06 (~A$13.50) Delivered @ Banggood

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Lowest prices for some Astrolux Battery Chargers, all free shipping, have enough stocks, will be shipped from Banggood CN warehouse.

US$17.49 (A$26.75) for the Astrolux VC04S with 4 independent charging slots, with a maximum 2A on 2 slots or 1A on 4 slots;
US$13.59(A$20.78) for the Astrolux® PD2 with Type-C USB 18W QC3.0 PD3.0 Quick Charge.
US$9.06(A$13.87) for the Astrolux SC02 with 2 independent charging slots, with a maximum 2A on 1 slot or 1A on 2 slots.

To get price in title for Astrolux VC04S:

• Select Free Shipping button.
• Apply coupon BG68b38b at checkout.
• New users can get an additional US$4 off here:.You can get it at US$13.79.

Good deals for other Astrolux Battery Chargers

Product	Link	Coupon	Price
Astrolux VC04S Battery Charger	Astrolux VC04S Battery Charger	BG68b38b	US$17.49
Astrolux® PD2 Type-C USB Battery Charger	Astrolux® PD2 Type-C USB Battery Charger	BGd2ee33	US$13.59
Astrolux SC02 Battery Charger	Astrolux SC02 Battery Charger	/	US$9.06

Note:Tittle prices include GST & Shipping. Approximated AUD price, based on today's MasterCard rates, paying in USD.

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  Ozzster on 05/07/2024 - 20:55

  +12

  Just a word of caution. If it dies, you pay to send it back. Which is about $25 to China. So, consider it as having no warranty.

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    Digiiz on 05/07/2024 - 20:57

    +1

    that's a good word of caution.

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      Ozzster on 05/07/2024 - 21:29

      I had unfortunate experience with a similar, but kinda top level charger 3x price of this one. And it died after a day. The funniest part is that after a couple of months in China my parcel was returned to me because the seller never bothered to receive it.

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        bboz on 05/07/2024 - 21:30

        How do you not bother to receive something?

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          Ozzster on 05/07/2024 - 21:32

          +1

          @bboz: This is China, delivery there is different. I guess, the seller was just a middleman that didn't even use real address.

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          Lps on 05/07/2024 - 23:57

          @bboz: Ask my missus

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    Commodore64 on 05/07/2024 - 21:29

    +1

    par for the course with anything bought off Ali Express tbh.

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      bboz on 05/07/2024 - 21:34

      Not really. I just put through a claim for a damaged item and they have given me a paid for return label.

      Though, to be fair, I wonder if that has anything to do with my "status" as their customer, given I do seem to buy a lot from them (shakes angry fist at ozbargain)

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        Commodore64 on 06/07/2024 - 08:59

        Probably the rarity.
        I've found unless you claim from AliExpress within the original guarantee window, you're out in the cold unless you post it back "at expense".

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    maikhoi on 06/07/2024 - 10:27

    +1

    Agree! Banggood is the worse if you need to deal with customer service.

    I used to buy from them but then hard lesson learnt when dealing with product issues. I never buy from them again doesn’t matter how cheap it is!

    • 

      Black Hole on 06/07/2024 - 13:34

      Same experience many years ago.

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      Hornpub on 09/07/2024 - 20:26

      i still take my chances since there are deals just so hard to pass.
      ofc there will be problems depends on the luck or just over time it is gonna happen.

      but the more important thing to do is knowing what to buy. Am i gonna buy a brand new DSLR on there? ofc not. but a random ass RC motor that cost 15$ and could potentially competes with 50$ branded one, i will take my chance.

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  shiny1 on 05/07/2024 - 21:38

  Been looking to get a 2nd "actual" smart charger to replace my Eneloop one. Probably been asked to death, but is there a big difference between the LiitoKala, Nitecore, Xtar, etc. products? I mainly use AA and AAA, but occasionally recharge 14500 batteries.

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    Ozzster on 05/07/2024 - 23:12

    Yep, the difference is big. If you don't need capacity measurement and modern chemistry like High- voltage lithium or LiFePO4, then it's not that big.

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      shiny1 on 06/07/2024 - 00:32

      +1

      I like having the tools to measure these metrics, though. I think I can learn a few things about basic electronics education (something I was deprived of growing up). I think I've decided on getting one, but just unsure which one represents best value for the feature-set and reliability.

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        Headless on 06/07/2024 - 09:15

        I don't think electronics is taught in schools anymore, government has scrapped it

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        Ozzster on 06/07/2024 - 13:30

        Then you need a device that would do the measurement. If so, you need it with a cycle charge-discharge-charge. Pay attention to how many amps they can do in this cycle and how many cells can do it simultaneously.

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    Sheep Whisperer on 06/07/2024 - 14:34

    For me Nitecore, I’ve just retired an I4 and all the batteries I’ve had since Feb 2013. I think I paid $26 for it, almost as much as Panasonic 18650s back then.

    I know what you mean about keeping an eye on capacity and charge rates. It’s nice to have.

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    Russ on 06/07/2024 - 17:00

    This charger doesn't come with a mains power supply, you have to have a USB-C power supply to use it. If you already have one, does it have a spare port when you're using it got whatever you bought it for? Otherwise you'll have to "time-share" it with this charger. If you don't already have a USB-C power supply, you'll have to buy one.

    Many Liitokala and Nitecore chargers come with a mains power supply included.

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  foreverphoenix on 07/07/2024 - 00:31

  So are we boycotting Banggood?