DEWALT 20V MAX Battery Charger, 4-Ports, Simultaneous Charging for 12V and 20V Max Batteries (DCB104)

I really like this charger. Only been using it for about 6 month. It can charge my flex battery pretty quickly. Have to see how long it would last.

This product got to charge 4 batteries that were dead in about 30 minutes at full capacity, by the way 2 of the batteries were the highest voltage!! Amazing, very happy.. now I can use my tools without worries if I have extra batteries to continue :)

Somehow over time I ended up with a daisy chained mess of cords and surge protectors. I have 3 Milwaukee, 5 Dewalt, and 4 worx batteries. And each battery had its own charger, it was a mess. The first step in cleaning out the rats nest was this 4 banger. Which I just found out can also support the 20/60 flex batteries, so getting ready to make that jump as well.

I charger 2-3 batteries a day. This charger charges them quickly and does a good job.

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My husband (he is a builder) loves this battery charger.

Be prepared, its very loud. They are really are trying to keep the heat syncs cool in this thing. But that is a good thing. Just dont keep it close to your work station. Its wall mountable and it has a handy carry handle. The only real thing i dont like about it, is the battery mounts. It take a lot of effort to snap the battery in the slot. way too much. Maybe it will get easier with age. Well see.

I bought this for my husband who works in framing and uses a lot of the DeWalt power tools. He loves it and says that it charges the batteries in no time at all. Will definitely buy again if we need another.

Im just a regular guy with a home workshop, not a professional contractor, but I still bought this. Heres why: Its a bit large, but can be wall-mounted to save space. Even though Im just use my Dewalt tools for light home projects, I still have 7 or 8 different Dewalt tools—and always having batteries charged for them is very convenient. I think the only thing that would make this better is if it had an optional slow-charge mode (which would be easier on the batteries and avoid running the cooling fan).

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