Reviews for Apple Battery Charger

They last about 17 days in the Magic Mouse with a usage of 10 hours a day.

After a year the charger and the batteries started acting up. It's hard now to get them to charge. Often the amber light will blink and i have to remove and reinsert the batteries and the charger a dozen times to get them to charge. This wasn't a problem in the first year and i don't do anything differently now.

It's interesting that the warranty expiry and the onset of problems coincide.

It's odd that this charger comes with six batteries, when the Magic Mouse requires two batteries, and some models of the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard require three. This leaves me with one spare battery in the package, meaning I can't have a pair charged and ready to go for when my mouse or keyboard dies.

This is silly, Apple! Include eight or nine.

I think this batery charger is fine, it doesn't charge so well, but it is fine for me.

The idea is great. Have batteries for you keyboard, mouse and extra for when they run down. But, apple keyboard takes 3 batteries, magic mouse takes 2, leaving only one extra. ( comes with 6) What good does one extra battery do? The charger itself is small and nicely designed.

Obviously I like Apple products- I bought this thing. But, especially compared to other Apple products, this one is subpar. On the plus side, the unit is handsome, is simple to use, and it comes with six batteries. However, it never charges the batteries fully. I even unplug it/plug it back in, and the batteries still only get up to about 70% off two charges. In retrospect, I should've purchased a charger that juices all 6 batteries at the same time (and of course charges them 100%).

I purchased a Battery charger and I'm reasonably happy only one problem is the design of the charger. I find it a bit difficult to pull the charger out of the wall socket Ideally you could do with a lip on either side of the charger so you have something to grip apart from that it does the job

Just received my new Apple Battery Charger. On first full charge it show's 92%, so i let it charge more. After that i tried on my magic mouse, it show's only 85%. Not sure if it's normal but the product is sleek and sexy.

Other than being tiny and white, I don't see where this product has an advantage over any other battery charger: this may be a product that Apple just couldn't improve. However, they have made it difficult to use for people with limited color vision. The indicator light is tiny, and for people with moderate red/green color blindness the amber and green colors can be hard to distinguish. How about blue and orange for the next model?

...maybe I would have liked this product more. If I had known (from perhaps the "documentation"?) that the batteries will not charge to more than 85% then maybe myself and some other people who bought this charger would not have had our expectations disappointed by an Apple product. I am not and do not want to be an expert on rechargeable batteries. I just want this thing to work. So I am going to give this product a chance over the long term. Still, I see that my Magic Mouse, which chews through batteries like there's no tomorrow, is down from 85% to 72% in 24 hours. And the flashing amber light, which you can make go away by unplugging and replugging the unit or by wiggling the batteries around, is dumb. Hmmm, how many AA batteries could I have bought for 30 bucks?

There appears to be a problem with the batteries, at least for some people. All three sets of batteries included with my order would only charge to between 81-89%, according to my Magic Mouse. When I put in a fresh set of Energizers, it registers 100%. With good batteries this will be a good product.