The Ansmann Comfort Plus Charger with 4 x AA 2850mAh Rechargeable Batteries is a high-quality charging solution designed to provide efficient and reliable power for your electronic devices. It can charge AA, AAA, AAAA, and C batteries, including lithium- and nickel-based batteries, all with custom charge rates.

Used and approved by AA patrols, this intelligent 'smart' battery charger and maintainer is suitable for most car batteries. The Tenergy TN456 four-bay charger is the best option for people who want to helicopter-parent their batteries, potentially making them last longer. Battery Chargers come with a range of features and differ in technology depending on what is required. However, Duracell cannot guarantee the quality, safety, or performance of other battery brands, so using Duracell rechargeable batteries is recommended.

Lots of electronic devices can be powered by rechargeable batteries— instant cameras, flashlights, wireless mice, LED lanterns, vibrators, electric pepper mills, and more. Though it probably won’t blend into your decor as well as the Panasonic charger, the EBL 6201 has a lot to offer. The Xtar VC2S Fast Charger for Li-ion batteries is innovative, compact and ideal for travelling with its 5V micro-USB connector and its ability to share a power adapter with a smartphone. It has a streamlined look, an intuitive interface, and a surprisingly low-profile design, considering it holds twice as many batteries as our other picks. The TN456’s included proprietary wall charger is removable, which is handy for storage, and it allows you to easily disconnect the unit from the outlet when your batteries are done charging.

Plus, in our testing we found that the TN480U can also charge AAAA batteries (used to power some super-slim devices, such as laser pointers and styluses), even though this is not an advertised feature. Higher end models will charge 4 AA batteries in as little as 15 mins, while more cost effective options have charge times between 1 - 4 hours. Just connect the clips to the battery terminals - you don't even need to disconnect the battery from the car - plug it in, switch it on, and leave it. Browse our range of AA battery chargers below and feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. The main reason the XTAR isn’t a pick is because its brightly backlit screen is as busy as the dashboard of an airplane cockpit, making it difficult to quickly parse key information like measured capacity, voltage, and charge times.It has a USB-A output port on the side, but its 1-amp output would charge any device very slowly (in our guides, we require most ports to support 2.

Our other picks are limited to charging nickel-based batteries, which is all that most people need, but the TN456 is also able to charge lithium-ion rechargeables. But if you can train yourself to understand the layout at a glance, it’s a good alternative to the TN456.The inbuilt micro-processor senses the condition of the battery and can control the regulator to provide the right current and voltage for the correct level of charging.

We have advice on how to care for and recycle batteries in our guide to the best rechargeable batteries, but the process for recycling electronic devices is slightly different.Car and Caravan Solar Battery Charger is only suitable for use on petrol cars from 2001 onwards and diesel cars from 2004 onwards.