SUPULSE S6 Balance Charger Discharger for 1S-6S LiPo Battery NiMH/NiCD/Li-PO/Li-Fe/Pb

"Definitely get one if you have several types of batteries."

— Stuart (5/5)

Works well.

"Works well."

— Jeff B. (5/5)

Nice

"Good charger"

— Larry L. (5/5)

More than a charger

"This thing is awesome. Super compact and very versatile. I love it"

— Finlotek (5/5)

Cool field charger

"Pwm for checking the servos failed. But the charger works great. I charge up 6 2s batteries at a time with a balance board and it doesn't even get hot. Just make sure you dont block the fan on the bottem."

— Ez B. (4/5)

Great price for a great charger

"I use this as my portable charger. It travels well and I use it with a 12v plug. Easy to use and will store three battery profiles."

— Carlos B. (5/5)

Good

"Great little charger for the pit box!"

— Brady (5/5)

Unsafe for lithium batteries but ok for lead acid batteries.

"This is a rebranded toolkit RC m6 v1 running 1.3 firmware. There are several things that make this an unsafe charger. 1) factory voltage calibration is way way off. Outputs almost 1 volt higher then what is set in configuration and displayed for voltage. e.g. if end voltage is set for 4.1 volts its actually outputting 4.8 ~ 5.1 volts. 2) factory current calibration is off by 500ma ~ 1A. e.g if you set configuration to charge at 1 amp it will show on the display its charging at 1A but with a bench meter connected it shows the m6 charger is actually charging at 1.5A ~ 2A. 3) Even after manually recalibrating the m6 voltage and current it does not charge properly within the range set in the battery profile configuration. Yes its is closer to being within tolerances but the way the manufacture has the PID configured prevents this charger from being a viable option. 4) In power supply mode constant current does not function properly. e.g if you set voltage to 5V and 1A. Once it goes into constant current voltage drops as expected but the current increases to 3A. This should never allow the current to go above the set amperage. I recently found out that tool kit RC (OEM for supulse s6) has released a version 2 of this charger that has an updated main board an running different firmware. I’ve returned this supluse and ordered the actual toolkitrc m6 V2 to see if in fact they have fixed or improved on any of these issues. If I discover that the m6 V2 does function better I’ll update this review to help other be better informed. I didn't know that it was posable to upload video reviews until after retuning the supulse otherwise I would have posted video show these faults. Edit 2-3-21 I received a m6 version 2( not the v1 that this seller is selling). Ive went through the all the same calibration procedures with the V2 and it far superior than the v1. The V2 does not have the over voltage or over current issues that the V1 has. From my understanding these issues were fixed with a combination of hardware and software upgrades. So V2 firmware (2.x) will not run on a V1 charger running 1.x firmware. So to determine if you have a V1 PCB or a V2 PCB check the firmware revision in bottom right corner of the splash screen when the charger is first powered up. If the firmware number starts with 1 then you have a v1 circuit board (dont use it with any type of lithium battery). If the firmware number starts with 2 then you have a v2 circuit board. From my extensive testing V2 should be safe to charge any kind of rechargeable battery, lithium, nickel metal hydride, or lead acid."

— Justin T. (2/5)

Powerful Nice Mini Portable Smart Charger

"This is a nice Smart Charger and can charge different kinds of batteries. And it is very versatile and portable. It has a lot of features and I use it a lot to charge my LiPo and Li-Ion RC batteries."

— Butch D. (5/5)

Good charger.

"Works well. Love the regenerative discharge, have used it to jumpstart my car from 2s 7.4v LiPo’s."

— Alex R. (5/5)