Battery Charger Station Replacement for Dewalt Battery Charger DCB102 Comaptible with Dewalt 12V/20V Max Battery(Yellow)

Speeds up the charging process by a lot being able to charge both big and small batteries at once. Small batteries take about 40 min while big ones take less than 2hrs. Batteries keep charged as expected. It lights up to ensure you’re charging and stops flashing when completed.

All I can say is wow. My Dewalt charges somehow went out on this job site and has caused me to be able to not charge my batteries. Gave this charger a shot and it definitely made all the difference definitely will buy more

Works good

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. It ruined my DCB207 Dewalt batteries. Amazon was barely helpful. I am getting most of my money back (this return falls outside the return window). I am out 2 batteries at over $50 apiece. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY. This is extremely frustrating. AMAZON - - - TAKE THIS PRODUCT OFF YOUR WEBSITE.

So, electrically the construction is of decent quality - and it's basically just four individual chargers in a single housing. This means that it doesn't matter how many batteries you attach - they will charge in the same amount of time (slowly). Each charger slot has a max output of 2A - thus the napkin math says a 6Ah battery will then take 3 hours to charge - whether you have one on the charger or four.So - if you're using this to keep a bunch of batteries charged up - it'll do that well enough. But it won't do it quickly. Even the smallest dewalt battery (2Ah) will take a full hour to charge. Not great if you're on the job (especially with how quickly 2Ah batteries die in real-world use.Physically the molding lacks fit and finish - genuine dewalt batteries bind and are difficult to fully seat, and give no satisfying "engagement" feeling to let you know when they are.Overall - it gets the job done, and charges at the same rate as the free chargers that comes with most dewalt tools. This is slightly more compact and less unwieldly than four individual chargers (though you pay for the convenience with poor fitment).Value for money is low, as it costs about the same as four individual slow-chargers as well.I'm honestly confused why they took the route they have - a single, high-current, distributed supply would have been as cheap (or cheaper) to implement, and would have provided countless advantages. You can get an adjustable benchtop PSU for like 50-60% of the cost of this thing - which is way more complex than this unit - and would easily charge four 6Ah batteries in 2-3 hours.I'll be using this to keep all my 2Ah "just in case I need a little more to finish the job" batteries topped off, but my 4-8 Ah "big boy" batteries won't be leaving their dedicated fast-chargers in favor of this thing, that's for sure.

I BOUGHT THIS SO I WOULD HAVE A CHARGER I COULD USE INSTEAD OF HAVING TO USE MY HUSBAND'S. THIS IS A SUBSTANTIALLY CHEAPER CHARGER THAN THE DEWALT CHARGERS, BUT IT WORKS GREAT. I'VE USED IT A LOT AND IT CHARGES QUICKLY.

The process to charge the screwdrivers was much quicker that I had expected.

Good charger