Battery Charger Compatible for Mavic Pro/Platinum, Mavic Pro Charge Hub with 80W Rapid Battery Power Adapter(Not Fit for DJI Mavic 2 Pro/2 Zoom/Mavic Air 2)

This thing is awesome! I was able to charge three dead batteries, plus my controller, in a couple hours. Seeing as how I just got it and have used it only once, I don't yet know how durable it is, but for first impressions, it does the job and does it well. Money well-spent!

Súper bueno

***WARNING - This does not fit the Mavic Pro 2 Model*** I picked up this package as a permanent charging station to keep in my office. It is small in size and will charge up your batteries and controller easily. BUT BE ADVISED : Your batteries will only charge one at a time. AGAIN : You will not be able to charge multiple batteries at the same time... So don't buy this and expect all of your batteries to charge all at once. As long as you understand this, you will be very happy with this charging station.

Very great product

Great product. Fast shipping and delivery. Highly recommend!

Charging batteries is the least fun part of owning a drone, and the battery charging hub for the DJI Mavic Pro by Smatree is a step forward! Let’s start with the bad. The Smatree charger only has 3 charging ports compared to DJI hub which has 4. However, the very common accessory pack from DJI only includes 3 batteries, so this really isn’t a negative. Now for the good (e.i. everything else)! The biggest selling point is the reduced charging time. Similar to the DJI hub, only one battery is charged at a time, however I was timing most batteries at about 33 minutes on the Smatree, compared to ~45 minutes on DJI hub. These were not 0-100% charge times, but rather ~20%-100% since the drones low-battery warning are around this percentage. This is due to Smatree’s included 80W AC adapter versus DJI’s 50W (although you can use a 100W Phantom AC adapter to reduce charging times). The next big improvement is USB port, which conveniently resides on the hub itself, rather than the charging brick. The USB port not only charges the device faster (2.4A vs 2.0A), but it also allows you to charge directly off the batteries which requires a separate accessory from DJI. My final praise for the Smatree hub, are the battery status lights – a small, but useful feature missing from the DJI hub. When you consider that the Smatree hub essentially replaced the DJI Charging Hub ($39), the Power Bank Adapter ($19), and the Phantom 4 100W charger ($55) to compete with Smatree’s charging times, it is an incredible deal.

No carga la mugre

Cumple su función pero no se ve de tan bna calidad y el ajuste no es óptimo, usa una superficie plana y serciorate qué todas las batería reciban carga o te llevaras una sorpresa