10-Amp Car Battery Charger, 12V and 24V Smart Fully Automatic Battery Charger with Temperature Compensation for Car Truck Motorcycle Marine Lead Acid Batteries

I recently tested the Nexpeak NC201 Battery Charger, and its simplicity instantly impressed me. The operation is as easy as connecting it to the battery, selecting the required setting, and letting it work its magic. I used the repair mode on a battery that hadn’t been active for over a year. Although the repair process took about 6 hours, the outcome was remarkable—the battery was revived and is now performing well.While some users have noted that the cable might seem a bit short, this wasn’t a major issue for me. I simply placed the charger near the battery and used an extension lead to comfortably manage the setup. Another point worth mentioning is that the LED light indicator’s brightness isn’t intensely bright; however, this hasn’t affected its functionality—its subtle glow is sufficient for monitoring the charging process.Moreover, I secured the charger at a discounted price, which makes it an even more affordable option. Overall, the Nexpeak NC201 offers an excellent combination of ease-of-use, dependable performance, and cost-effective value, making it a solid choice for anyone looking to repair or maintain their batteries.

Great item easy to use. Very clear indicators on the screen and came with easy to follow instructions.

Bought this for my project car and it does a great job charging from dead, which my old branded charger wouldn’t even attempt. It’s good value and works well overall, but there are a couple of downsides—once the battery is full it stops trickle charging, so when the battery drained again I had to disconnect and reconnect it before it would start charging, which meant I couldn’t take the car out that day. Also, the charging cables are quite short, so I was limited on where I could safely connect the ground cable in the engine bay. Still, for the price, it’s a solid bit of kit.

Bought this to prevent my daughter buying a brand new battery for her car which would have been £100+. Used it today upon arrival and took no time at all to charge up her battery, left it on longer to fully charge the battery and works great. Even now using it to my own car battery up as well.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great piece of kit. I was looking for something to keep my very old campervan topped up with battery over the winter when it’s not being used as much. I had to get the AA out to jump start my van on my driveway and the guy mentioned about getting a charger/trickle charger for the battery to save me having to take it out for a spin to keep the battery charged. So did a search on Amazon and seen the volume of good reviews on this and thought why not try it. Definitely the best thing I have done! Even though I had the van jump started by the AA, when I connected this to the battery it was flashing between 20-40% so it definitely needed a charge up. Watched the level go up to 100% which didn’t take very long but kept it attached for around 3/4 hours to give it a full charge. Disconnected it and thought I would start the van up and see. I’ve never felt my van start up as smoothly as it did after using this! Incredible bit of kit. It does have a trickle charge option but I’m just going to use this once a week or 2 weeks to keep an eye on the charge level and top it up as it needs it. Agree with other reviews about the lead being a bit short, which wasn’t an issue for me as I just used an extension lead. If you’re thinking of getting one of these, I would highly recommend it!

It works as it should to charge batteries but it has a repair mode on it which doesn't repair anything so maybe it should just say "charging"Other than that? It's good, small and simple to use.

These days it's difficult to find a bad charger, most are now small lightweight intelligent charging units.What is more difficult is getting a decent middle of the road device.First thing to say is that this style of charging unit is pretty universal now, it uses a multistage charge so tends to deep charge the cells and does its best to tweak the battery condition as much as it can. It will pulse to knock back surface sulfidastion on the cells surfaces then apply a varied charge regime to give the battery a good charge. The circuit board will even probably be common to a wide range of units, across a wide price range.A top end charger will have:#High spec wires, flexi silicon sleeved, and high quality clamps. Usually it will allow for the leads to be easily extendable with inline connecters. This doesn't but its much cheaper than one that does.#The mains lead will be again flexi sheathed to allow its use in all temperatures. Again this one doesn't but its much cheaper than those that does.#You'll get a robust shatter proof mains plug. This one has a standard breakable plastic plug.#The casing will be robust and made of a shatter proof material. This isn't quite that good but seems tough enough.#You'll get auto battery type sensing. This one requires manual selection, it might auto sense but not tried it on an AGM yet to see.#You'll get a lovely back lit display in a high end/price unit. This one isn't back lit (or mine is broken) so can be difficult to read.#You'll get to pay for a nice feeling and looking product. This one is OK, not going to win prizes but then we want functional not pretty and expensive.But you really won't get much else that aids charging if you spend a significant sum more.Overall then this is a good solid middle of the road intelligent float charger with a good output that will let you charge heavier duty 12 and 24V batteries.You hook it up and let it know what the battery type is so that it optimises the charge pattern to use. It will drop into a trickle maintenance charge once the main charge is completed so it's safe to leave.Short version: Its a good charger built to it's price point. You won't get excited about it but it will get the job done quickly and efficiently.