The iSDT Q8 is the successor of the famous Q6. At the same price, the Q8 improves in both charge current as well as power, so it’s a much better than the Q6 on paper, but is it an overall better charger? Let’s find out.
The ToolkitRC M7 is the successor of the M6, a multi-functional budget LiPo charger. Although they share many features, and are the same size and price, the M7 is more powerful and has been improved in a lot of areas.
Here’s a quick review of the ToolkitRC M4 Balance Charger. This is a cheap and basic product with interesting features which I thought certain group of people might find useful.
The ToolkitRC M4Q is a beginner-friendly charger that has multiple ports, allowing user to charge four different batteries at the same time. Let’s take a close look at the M4Q LiPo charger in this review and whether you should get it.
Here are the best LiPo chargers that I would recommend to FPV drone pilots. There are single channel chargers that are used with parallel charging boards, as well as multi-channel chargers that can charge different batteries simultaneously.
Looking for a portable charger for travelling, with USB Type-C interface and takes 5V as input power? Check out the iSDT URUAV PD60 LiPo charger! It takes up to 20V as input so you can power it with 4S LiPo too.
Don’t like parallel charging? Then you should consider getting a multi-channel charger. The ToolkitRC M6D is a 2-port LiPo charger that allows you to charge 2 completely different batteries at the same time.
The iSDT Q6 Nano is the cheapest and smallest LiPo charger iSDT ever made. I’ve been using their chargers exclusively for over 4 years now without a single problem so I am excited about this one. I will go through the features and compare it to other small LiPo chargers.
I really like iSDT chargers, but they didn’t come with a power supply and so often beginners were unsure as to what to get. Finally iSDT released the new 608AC charger that comes with a PSU, and it’s in a very portable form factor too.
The ToolkitRC M6 LiPo Battery Charger is super small, portable and affordable. It also has some cool features that are missing in other popular higher end chargers.
The iSDT Q6 LiPo charger has been my recommendation since the SC620 was discontinued. In this review I will explain the different options and why this is a great charger for LiPo battery.
A lot of LiPo chargers like the Q6 cannot reach their maximum output power and current when you’re running it at low voltage such as 12V. To get the most out of your Q6 charger, you need a 24V power supply.