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

A nice unit, but definitely over priced

Charges fast!!! Mounts to the wall make unit storage convenient

Muy útil a la hora de cargar varias baterías y sobre todo que tiene ventilación para evitar se caliente.

I have been eyeing this charger for a while. The going price used to $199.00, I wish I bought it that price. I am very pleased with this charger. As an experiment I charged a 6AH flexvolt, two 20 volt and a 12 volt battery simultaneously. The batteries charged rapidly and independent of each other. I’ll admit this isn’t a charger for the occasional user, however if you are a serious DYIer using the Dewalt platform you might want to consider this one. USB charging ports would have been a nice bonus. Dewalt?

Leave it at home for best charging all 20 batteries.

I was unsure about buying the fast charger but have never looked back. The Dewalt products that drain batteries faster such as their large masonry saw and large Leaf blower require batteries to be changed out, every 15 to 20 minutes. Given the power of those battery operated tools, I have found the charger to be invaluable for all day work.

Great value. I have a single dock fast charger that came with one of my tools but I believe this 4 dock fast charger is faster plus it can charge 4 at the same time. Does not seem to get hot even while charging 4 batteries. My single will get warm. If you use cordless tools for most of your DIY or pro work the ability to charge multiple batteries at the same time is a must. Highly recommend. Havent had this long enough to speak of the ruggedness of it.

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.

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.

Can you keep this thing plugged in because when it’s plugged it the fans still run and the red lights once their done charging stay on maybe I should read more but does any one know