Customer Review

Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
User manual seems to contradict potential charging source claims on product page!

The manual that comes with the batteries states “Use Li-ion compatible battery charger.” This contradicts claims on the product page that any USB power supply can be used. The manual implies that the safety protocols provided by such a charger are not present otherwise.

Since many negative reviews contain incidents regarding batteries overheating during charging, it appears that these occurances are likely caused by the use of a simple USB power supply and not a suitable Li-ion capable one as recommended. In the event of problems with the batteries, a simple USB power supply will not limit the power supplied during a malfunction and could result in a bad, if not disastrous, outcome.

This is not necessarily the fault of the consumer, as everyone knows that most people never read the instructions!

I wanted to post this right away due to public safety concerns. I may update this review with more information regarding “the normal stuff” once I’ve had some experience using these batteries.

I’ve only given them 3 stars (average) for now, since I don’t know anything as yet.

I have installed them in a radio controlled (atomic) clock and basic thermometer/barometer station with wireless remote temperature sensors. I installed them without topping them off as they are pre charged. So far, they are functioning as expected, but it’s only been about 9 hours since they were installed.
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