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irigoyen4
Wrote 2171 days ago.
This pricey little unit does what it says, accurately and dependably. It is all plastic, including the screen, but when the unit is on the display is very nice and bright and does not suffer from the plastic lens.
It feels a bit cheap, because it is light, however, given the choice, with it’s solid construction, I would go with the light model anyway as it is something I use quite regularly and it would be a pain if it was as heavy as a camera or something. No internal battery is needed so there is more weight saved.
The balancing feature is what I felt set this unit apart. I can pre-balance cells before they go on the charger or into storage. It is much more accurate than the cheap voltage testers as I have many (with the two buzzers on the top and the pins on the bottom) and can say with certainty that they provide a huge range of results for the same battery, therefore, not dependable for good battery management.
You’d never put this in a quad though, but knowing the battery cells are actually balanced
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