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Works just fine, plus I can use the car adapter to recharge other ones for my camping/beach radio and gear. All I wanted was some rechargeable batteries for my game controllers and remote controls.
Save your money and buy anything from anyone else. Sometimes charges, sometimes not. Indicator lights are all green, guess they couldn't find a red LED. FIRST ABOUT THE BATTERIES: Tried these batteries and will never buy everyready again. If you rely on batteries for your job, I'm a photographer, then you don't want to use everyready.The Rabbit id DEAD. Work fine when fully charged, then when put away for a month (fully charged) they're dead. I've probably charged these about 20 times and they don't hold a charge. My cheaper ebay generic batteries which I bought earlier still work fine.NOW THE CHARGER: This is about as good as the battery; total junk.
Don't buy this junk. I purchased early last year and it charged the batteries for about two months and then stopped.
The green light is on when it ISN'T charged. The whole thing seems flimsy. I bought this charger at approximately 11:00am in the morning. By 6:30pm they still were not charged. You could plug this thing into a dead outlet to check your batteries and think the batteries were fully charged [because there was no indicator light on, which equals fully charged]. Come on, it should be able to charge two batteries in six or seven hours. I also didn't like the design.
I want to know that power is going into the charger. I don't like that.
I played with it a little and just decided to take it back. This one starts out green and supposedly the light turns off when fully charged [although it never reached that point].
Popped two batteries in it. Most charger lights start out red and then turn green when fully charged.
Anyway - it never worked for me. TWO batteries.
I have a SONY charger that works far better.
My daughter in college also has one and I'm assuming she'll be shopping for a new one shortly as well. The batteries no longer hold a charge for any length of time nor does the recharger show "red" when the batteries are dead and "green" when they are charged. It is totally frustrating to have both of them die out as they both worked so well for the first 6 months. We have purchased two of these over the last 18 months and both have quit working after about 8 months of use. Thank goodness we can go on amazon and get recommendations for our next chargers. We use them mainly for our cameras and for our wireless mouse -es (mice). We keep the charger plugged in and usually have two or more batteries plugged in. on the computers.
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