Mavic AIR 2/Air 2S Multi-function Charger

Great charger! - works better than the OEM from DJI. Fast charging, flexible, allows 4 batteries to charge simultaneously and works both at home and mobile in the car. Very pleased with the performance of this product. Used this on a recent long distance trip and it exceeded all my expectations.

This is a really great charging station that easily exceeds my expectations for quality, functionality, and features. I really like that it has not only the ability to charge the batteries in intelligently, taking into account aspects like the temperature of the battery to achieve optimal charging that is short to help maximize the overall life of the battery. I haven’t used it yet, but I was really With the fact that it has two different operational modes, one for charging and another for discharging batteries in a safe way to the recommended charge level for long-term storage. This is yet another feature, which will certainly help get the most out of your batteries longevity. This charging station goes far beyond simply charging the battery with its ability to interact with the batteries internal built-in functionality. To top things off, as if all of these features didn’t go above and beyond expectations, it has the ability to not only plug-in into your outlet at home, but also to your vehicles 12 V connection making it possible to charge Your batteries even While spending extended times away from civilization. I am thoroughly impressed with how much thought went into the design and features of this product. It was engineered Intelligently with features that are actually useful. It is obvious that the engineers for this product clearly understood the needs of the people that would be using it. My only regret about this charging station is that I waited so long before purchasing it.

So far this charger is awesome. It charged the 3 batteries in the fmy Mavic Air 2 fly more bundle AND the controller at the same time in about an hour and 20 minutes. Nothing got warm, not the charger, not the batteries and not the controller. I read a review from someone who said they got shocked when they plugged it in. If that's true I'd send it back for a replacement. I can't see how that would be likely though given the fact that all plugs and wires are insulated. Others have mentioned that it's loud. It's true that the fan inside the power brick runs when it's plugged in. The fan in the charging turns on and off when needed. First of all, the term "loud" is subjective. Yes, you can certainly hear it. But I don't consider it to be loud. It hums. I've heard much louder small cooling fans. This is kinda middle of the road to me. Plus, if it's too loud for you, charge your batteries where you can't hear it, then unplug when it's done. This unit provides 2.1 amps to the batteries. The stock charger provides 2.0 amps. I suspect they added that small amount to help offset the fact that it can charge 5 devices at the same time. That works for me. It's very stable with no batteries installed or up to all four. No tendency to rock or tip. I love to be able to recharge on the fly in my car. That will increase flight time readiness quite a bit. Can't wait to use that feature! Considering the features and cost, it's a great deal and works very well.

The charger plastic is thin and light but has survived being in my drone bag for a year. AC wall charger brick is bigger than the base but better overkill than wimpy. DC charger is a bit short but works fine. Charges all 4 at once at about 90% the rate the OEM does 1 battery, just one battery on the 4 slot, I’ve seen the same if not a bit better performance on charge times. Screen doesn’t display a % but will give voltage and amperage so you can see a bit more data than just 4 lights. With 5 batteries and this charger you could in theory fly as long as you swapped new batteries in, the charger can keep up with a lot. Good buy in addition to the OEM charger

Bottom line, you bought the Fly More combo and realized that the included 3 bank charger only charges one battery at a time slowly, right? Yes, this is the product you want. Yes, it's better than that other one that has the spider of cables coming out to plug in to each battery and the controller. The good: It works, it has a useful display, and it will charge four batteries simultaneously at 2+ amps each. Meaning if you have four batteries, you can fly your Air 2 / Air 2S all day long. With a 4 battery rotation, it'll charge fast enough that you'll always have a fully charged one on the dock. Having used this for several charges on four batteries and about two dozen flights; I can say that I've never pulled a battery off and had any issues in that time and it always reads 100% and gives me a full flight with the same capacity as when I use the stock charger. The less good: It's a little loud. I don't mind the fan on the charger itself; anyone who has messed with LiPo chargers expects that. There's a lot of amps involved in charging four 3-cell LiPo's at the same time. There's a reason the factory charger only charges one at a time. The problem is the external power brick with it's fan. It's rated as a 14VDC 10A power supply. Roughly 140 watts. This is not an amount of amperage that should require active cooling. In fact, if you dig around you might actually have an old laptop charger from 10 years ago that's 14VDC and 10A! The reason it has a fan is the manufacturer has cut a corner here. In order to cool a power supply like this, they'd need a fair amount of copper and/or aluminum to dissipate the heat. It's cheaper to just stick a fan in it. It's always concerning when corners like this are cut, but the price is right. One thing I may do is search online for another external power supply that fits the same output as this one and just use that instead. Even the fan on the power supply wouldn't be a problem EXCEPT that it runs all the time. Meaning I can't leave this thing plugged in all the time without it making a ruckus. I'm also concerned that that little fan is going to fail after a while in which case it won't be safe to continue using that power supply. Another note of concern is how fast it charges the batteries. That's both a plus and a minus. It doesn't give me the option of charging at a lower rate. Over time, always charging at the max rate will shorten the life of these expensive batteries. It does drop the amperage down as the battery nears full charge, but it still charges over 2A at the beginning. I don't know the output of the stock charger, but given that it takes much longer to charge I think it's fair to assume that it charges at a lower rate. What I would recommend here is using the stock charger as your 'overnight' charger. When you're done for the day, stick your batteries on the multi-power bank or the stock charger and let it do it's thing. Use this charger as a helpful tool when you need multiple batteries charged at the same time quickly; I'd personally avoid using this as the exclusive charger for your Mavic. As an add: The storage mode is very handy and something the stock charger won't do. It's not a good idea to store these batteries long-term at full charge. Using the storage mode to discharge them is a great idea if you know you aren't going to use your batteries in the next day or two.

This thing is the bomb -- charges 4 drone batteries AND the controller at the same time, in the car or at the wall. Has a little fan in it that keeps it overheating. I felt good seeing that there was a quality check sticker in the box with a recent date -- i'm guessing it's valid because it works great!

This is a HUGE STEP UP from the DJI AIR 2S + COMBO offering, and in a perfect world would be offered as the DJI OEM charger for the AIR 2S. First of all it allows you to charge FOUR BATTERIES SIMULTANEOUSLY, INSTEAD OF THREE CONSECUTIVELY, for much quicker charging. The integrated easy-to-read digital panel displays the status of each battery as it's charging. THE DESIGN OF THE UNIT HOLDS ALL BATTERIES SECURELY, unlike my experience with the DJI "charging stick", which could only be used on a flat surface and couldn't be moved easily during charging. The HANATORA CHARGER ALSO INCLUDES A VEHICLE ADAPTER, so the charger can be used in a vehicle, without purchasing a separate adapter. Frankly, giving this unit five stars was a no-brainer, and it gets my highest recommendation. IMO, it's money well spent for the convenience, efficiency, superior design and product quality. BONUS... If you happen to own the DJI AIR2S + COMBO with the RC PRO CONTROLLER, the excellent LYKUS TITAN MA230 case that's available for that specific configuration will accommodate both the Hanatora Charger and AC adapter "brick" + all cords. The large AC adapter "brick" included with the Hanatora unit fits perfectly in the space under the cutout for the RC PRO CONTROLLER, while the charger + all cords fit comfortably in the center storage cutout located between the Air 2S and the Controller.

In the drone racing & hobby world batteries for the birds are almost number one, in other words your not gonna get airborne without them, so you want them charged and ready, right? The more you have the longer you're up there, in most drones now days the batteries are prioritized, like only one will work in your bird, special case or pin connectors or shape so you can't just use a standard parallel charging board and an aftermarket charger so your a slave to how long it takes to charge one battery to how much the manufacturer is going to allow to be charged at once, and it takes hours for the stock charger to charge just "one" pack up to be used. If you're like me, when I go out for a fly day I want to have as many batteries charged and ready to go out and fly, if one pack will give you 20min of flying then that's it, that's your fly day, hours sometimes to drive to where you're going to fly and 20min of fun, then a couple of hours after you get home to edit your footage, so if you have several batteries then you're on a fly day of several hours of flying and after each flight the battery has to cool for up to 6 hours before they're safe to charge again, if you try and charge a hot battery right out of the bird after a flight you could pop the battery and start a fire or worse. my batteries cost over $100 each and I don'twant to risk damaging them but I don't want to spend the day or night before a fly day charging one battery at a time, 2.5 hours of charging for one battery, but this charger will charge up to 4 batteries in half that time. It's easy to use, the batteries fit very well and don't heat up when charging so that will prevent damage to the battery. I charged 4 batteries in an hour and a half, that's two hours of fly time, and in testing I got full flights of half an hour each pack, so I know each pack got a full charge. The indicator lights on the charger were very helpful and the instructions were simple to read, so following them isn't a problem, One really big plus is that each charging port on the charger is like an individual charger, so no matter what the battery state of discharge is it's deal with independently, One really big plus to this charger is that you can balance storage charge the batteries when you're needing that for storing your batteries for the next fly day., takes about an hour. to wrap this up, compared to the stock charger that charges one battery at a time, no matter how many are ont the charging base, this one is much better and worth the price. Follow all safety precautions and instructions and you'll enjoy more fly time than charger watching time.