Reviews for Apple Battery Charger

Had this product for about a year -- things were great. But as other users have commented the batteries themselves are awful! They all stopped working at pretty much the same time. Won't be picking up another one of these.

30 of 36 people found this useful

Charger works normal, but batteries works approx. about a 6 months, then they dead.

32 of 44 people found this useful

The charger fills the batteries in just a couple hours, the problem is that just letting them sit on the counter they loose charge in just a couple days. In the mouse mine have lost up to 30% charge in one day just by sitting, even turned off. Maybe I just got six bad batteries, but I doubt it. I'd recommend looking for better batteries instead.

32 of 46 people found this useful

I have had these batteries since 12/10 and I have been using them in my Apple Magic Mouse and a Logitech Wireless mouse. I have put each battery through several charging cycles and they charged up like a champ. I get several months usage out of each charge and I can get them back in the mouse after a couple hours charge. No Complaints at all. Sure you can buy any rechargeable battery to do the same thing, but these are way better looking.

34 of 36 people found this useful

for £45 i expected more, very cheaply made wouldn't recommend, im just gonna stick with the re-chargeable batteries

bought this less than 24 hours ago plan to get a re-fund asap

26 of 104 people found this useful

Got two of them to support all the batter-powered Mac accessories we have. The only problem I've had is that between them they provide 6 sets of batteries and that is not enough of them. I'm gonna have to order another one.

21 of 26 people found this useful

It's barely been 2 weeks since I've started using these batteries/charger and after a single round, all I get now is a blinking amber light and no charge. Terribly disappointed.

31 of 55 people found this useful

I go way back with rechargeable batteries and have had mixed results with them. One thing i have learned is that they "remember everything" and you only get one chance to abuse them. With that i mean don't discharge them fully or they may reverse polarity, don't short circuit put them in some device which draws more current than they are designed for and under no circumstances leave them on charge forever because while the manufacturers intend this practice to "maintain" charge, what it in the ends up doing is shortening the lifespan. A rechargeable NMH or Li will show aslight "peak" in voltage just prior to (under a given discharge rate) it's beginning to fall off, for the most part this occurs around 30% or .8VDC (assuming a 1.25V cell) if you plot the terminal voltage verses remaining charge current. What this means is that if you recharge these little things whenever convenient, somewhere between 25 and 35% ond only until the indicator has chaged from amber to green (don't wait for it to turn off) these should last for many, many, many cycles. I hope this helps.

61 of 65 people found this useful

bought mine with a gift card. Batteries are installed according to the instructions on the charger. + is up toward the indicated light. orange light stays light for a few seconds then starts flashing. What the...? can't give it more than one start if it doesn't even work out the box.

27 of 68 people found this useful