LIMETA 8-Slot Household Battery Charger with USB-C LCD Display $57.11 Delivered @ Li-Meta Amazon

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whyisave on 28/12/2024 - 16:50 amazon.com.au (645 clicks)
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While looking at XTAR VC4 deal , I came across this price-drop for the "LIMETA 8-Slot Household Battery Charger". $67.19 Boxing Day sale + 10% off offer.

►【8-slot Independent Quick Charger】Larger current independent multi-channel quick charge,Maximum 15A current output,Up to 1500mA current output on each slot,90 minutes quick charge.
►【IPS LCD Display】LCD high definition colour LCD touch screen, clear and intuitive, can be operated directly by touch screen. What's more, it's very safe. The 2.4" high resolution screen displays the charging status and battery performance, keeping you informed of the charging process.
►【Multiple Protection Functions】Support four working modes of charging, cycling, activating and discharging, choose the working mode according to your battery needs, which can better prolong the battery use time.
►【Universal Compatibility】 Multi-slot column battery charger,5-12V input voltage and 18W input power. Charge 1-8 of any count of AA or AAA batteries randomly.Note！！！: This rechargeable battery cannot charge 1.5V lithium ion batteries.
►【Various battery type compatibility】All-in-one control for Li-Ion, LiHV, LiFe, NiMH,NiCd and NiZn batteries Automatic battery type identification with intelligent charge algorithm matching. ATTENTION：The battery type of LiHv,NiZn should be manually selected during the operation

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  botters on 28/12/2024 - 18:36

  I have this - it's been great. Well made.

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    geekcohen on 28/12/2024 - 18:45

    Is it slow though?

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  TurkeyBargain on 28/12/2024 - 18:42

  +2

  You supposedly can get a Limeta 2m 240W USB-C cable for free with this if you follow the 'Get 1 Benefit Item Free' link, although I can't get the promo to properly apply to my cart. Might be worth contacting Amazon support about?

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    GreenGuava on 28/12/2024 - 19:28

    +1

    Try adding this item to your cart. I did a dummy order and when checking out, a promotional credit of $8.89 (the cost of the cable) was automatically applied

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      TurkeyBargain on 28/12/2024 - 19:41

      Weird, still not working for me after emptying my cart and adding the item directly from your link. Total is $64.67 at checkout with both the cable and charger in the cart. In any case, I'm not intending to buy — just thought it was a nice bonus worth pointing out. :)

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  djz on 28/12/2024 - 19:06

  Is this brand any good for chargers? I know Maha and Xtar are very good but have never heard of Limeta

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    techno2000 on 28/12/2024 - 19:32

    +2

    Its the same as ISDT which is better known.
    https://isdtshop.com/en-au/products/isdt-n8

    But their consumer chargers dont seem to have the same reliability as their hobby chargers. I had thought of buying a limeta charger once but gave up after reading negative reviews.

    If you are spending $50 plus then just buy a XTAR VX4 which will charge everything including the latest 1.5V lithium ion.

    https://www.amazon.com.au/XTAR-VX4-Universal-Batteries-Capac…

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    pebbles8 on 28/12/2024 - 20:26

    I have a Limeta R4 EVO (same brand but different model to the one in this post)

    • The readings don't seem accurate
    • The charger makes the most annoying high-pitched sound when charging
    • If you are charging, and the power goes out, the charger uses the batteries in the bay to create some sort of DJ scratching track. It's fine if you are there to reset it, but freaking annoying if you are in bed and have to get up to deal with it.

    It could be that I have a dud, but I'm going back to XTAR. I paid $25 for an XTAR VC4 many years ago and it has been flawless (only [down]graded because the springs got a bit rough to push down after like 7 years of daily use and I couldn't be bothered buying electronics cleaner to clean it).

    edit: Here's a short clip of what happens to the charger when the power goes out.

    https://streamable.com/ko0s0h

    Again, different model to the one in the listing…but doesn't give me confidence in the brand.