Charge two batteries at the same time with the all-new Fenix ARE-D2 Dual channel smart battery charger. If you are a flashaholic, you understand how important it is to have batteries ready to go at a moment's notice. Compatible with all Fenix batteries, the Fenix ARE-D2 will charge your batteries quickly within a few hours. As you charge your cells, you will be able to see real-time information, including the current charge level. Some of the most popular compatible batteries include rechargeable 18650 and 16340 batteries. You can also charge your iPhone or Android by using the USB discharging port on the ARE-D2 charger. The Micro-computer chip digitally regulates charging amps and voltage to extend your battery life. CE, FCC, and WEEE have also certified the Fenix ARE-D2 smart battery charger, adding reliability to the Fenix brand that we all know and love.
Overall rating: 4.9741936 / 5 from 155 reviews.
The Fenix ARE-D2 Dual Channel Smart Battery Charger is highly regarded for its quality, offering a great value for money. Customers appreciate its fast charging capability and the convenience of charging two batteries simultaneously. The charger's clear display and helpful features enhance its usability, making it a reliable choice for those needing quick battery access.
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"I purchased this charger and two batteries to have on Standby for my new Fenix TK28R. Everything that I have purchased from Fenix is Great! This charger shows the voltage and the percentage of the charge. The system can be used as a power bank."
"Product works how it should. Nice compact size. Super convenient to have two batteries charging at once and a third in my headlamp. Should never get left in the dark that way."
"I have used it several times now and it works well."
"Prompt professional service"
"Fast charging"
"Works very well. Need this one for the new 6000mah 21700s. The discharging is a little bit confusing, you'll need to only use the USB-A plug hooked up to something to draw power like a phone. Only other complaint is it could use a USB-C input instead of micro."
