skyfire
Flashlight Enthusiast
my sister broke the li-ion charger i gave her. it was a cytac charger from 47s many years ago.
now she needs another charger for her e-cig batteries, which are all 18650 size.
she often time leaves the batteries in the charger overnight.
what i want to get her is a charger that is durable, and will hold up to lots of use for many years.
simple to use.
2 or 4 bays is fine.
i tried doing research, and the intellicharger from nitecore, Xtar charger, and thrunite chargers keep popping up. problem is, i cant even trust their lights, how can i trust their chargers? which all seem very similar to one another, with a different name sticker to it.
and quite honestly, those chargers dont look like it'll last a year with heavy use. some of those look very fancy with lots of extra features that i find not necessary. i believe in "the simpler, the better."
im wondering if i should try out the Pila IBC charger? its older, but i dont read of many complaints about them. is it a quality product, built to last?
any help or advise would be appreciated.
now she needs another charger for her e-cig batteries, which are all 18650 size.
she often time leaves the batteries in the charger overnight.
what i want to get her is a charger that is durable, and will hold up to lots of use for many years.
simple to use.
2 or 4 bays is fine.
i tried doing research, and the intellicharger from nitecore, Xtar charger, and thrunite chargers keep popping up. problem is, i cant even trust their lights, how can i trust their chargers? which all seem very similar to one another, with a different name sticker to it.
and quite honestly, those chargers dont look like it'll last a year with heavy use. some of those look very fancy with lots of extra features that i find not necessary. i believe in "the simpler, the better."
im wondering if i should try out the Pila IBC charger? its older, but i dont read of many complaints about them. is it a quality product, built to last?
any help or advise would be appreciated.