--- product_id: 21466157 title: "Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode" brand: "hyperion" price: "€ 20.93" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/21466157-hyperion-eos720i-net-3-ac-dc-balance-charger-7s-16n store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode **Brand:** hyperion **Price:** € 20.93 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode by hyperion - **How much does it cost?** € 20.93 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/21466157-hyperion-eos720i-net-3-ac-dc-balance-charger-7s-16n) ## Best For - hyperion enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted hyperion brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description The EOS 0720i NET3-AD charger combines the best of both worlds. The NET3-AD can charge all the popular battery chemistries and up to 7S lipos, with up to 20A of raw charging power. With the built in balancer its easy to keep your lipos healthy and safe. The 110V input provides 90W of input power, and the DC input (up to 15V) you have 150W at your disposal. The EOS 0720i NET3 AD is the obvious choice when looking to upgrade to more power with the flexibility of a built-in power supply. The NET3-AD is the most powerful AC/DC charger currently available. With AC input, it can charge a 5000mAh 2S car pack at more than 2C (~11.5A) and on DC nearly 4C (~19A). Or on AC a 3S 2100mAh pack it can hit almost 4C, and on DC input up to 6C! Features: Next-generation 0720i NET charger for 110V and >15V DC Perfect for home as well as the field or track Adapter boards for Chinese types (XH), German brands and of course Hyperion is included - everything you see in the p... Review: Great all rounder charger, size is quite big for track days unless you are an Electric (EP) racer/basher. - I bought this charger as my old iCharger got infested with ants. Anyway, I am into 1/8th Nitro Offroad, but do spend some time occasionally with 2WD EP and Onroad on weeknights. I wanted a good all rounder charger which is reliable and somewhat powerful enough for 2S and 3S lipos. I am very happy with this charger, it takes some getting used to, to learn all the settings available, i did not bother with some and left them at default, but there are enough videos on youtube by Maxamps that shows you how to operate it. Thumbs up, all rounder for an average racer/flyer. If you a true Electric or Pro, then go get the Super Duo. Review: It broke down in less than a year - I read several reviews about this Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 charger. I fancied the fact that it included STORAGE mode for my LIPO batteries. It was also not lost on me that on several forums about RC, seasoned users named Hyperion chargers as no nonsense, reliable top quality hardware. Today, about 9 months after I purchased this charger, and probably less than 20 charging cycles on it, It just turned off on me. Right now, when I plug it back into the wall it may or may not turn on, start the power up procedure, but then it powers off again. Sometimes it will write on the LCD screen the Welcome text, or even sound the welcome beeps. But then it just powers off again. I do not live in USA, so I don't care that much on it's warranty. I opened it up. Inside I found simply enough, a "by the book" design, including a general purpose, user programmable CPU from Microchips brand. The rest of the design seems to be pretty much modular electronics, cleverly bunched up, but more like in a hobbist project. Not necessarily "top notch engineering" work. Not a really custom "engineered" charger per se. This may not imply poor design per se, I know. Anyway, bottom line, it is not working. I left it charging, and when checked up on it some 10 minutes later, it was powered off. Now it doesn't work. I am pretty much disappointed by this charger. UPDATE: I've been dedicating it some more time, and it is the PSU side. The charging circuit is reasonably designed. The PSU, on the other side, is quite messy. It seems a "chinese" modular PSU or regular to low quality. It is designed to deliver 13.8 volts at 7 amps. You can see lots of resistors, condensers and bridges, hastily soldered as an "afterthought" below the PSU, on the circuit - solder side. I am about to resolder everything, in the event that there is a "cold" soldering out there. Definitely not machine - industrially soldered: Big blobs of soldering, very "chinese cheap hands" like. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003YHYX72 | | Brand | Hyperion | | Connector Type | barrel connector | | Connector Type Used on Cable | barrel connector | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 37 Reviews | | Input Voltage | 110 Volts | | Manufacturer | Hyperion | | Output Voltage | 15 Volts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Hyperion - **Output Voltage:** 15 Volts - **Input Voltage:** 110 Volts - **Connector Type:** barrel connector - **Manufacturer:** Hyperion ## Images ![Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71bxf3olvYL.jpg) ![Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618UxKldd+L.jpg) ![Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618h8iUB1iL.jpg) ![Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 Ac/Dc Balance Charger 7S 16N Store Mode - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71IwK-OkF4L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great all rounder charger, size is quite big for track days unless you are an Electric (EP) racer/basher. *by T***W on May 9, 2012* I bought this charger as my old iCharger got infested with ants. Anyway, I am into 1/8th Nitro Offroad, but do spend some time occasionally with 2WD EP and Onroad on weeknights. I wanted a good all rounder charger which is reliable and somewhat powerful enough for 2S and 3S lipos. I am very happy with this charger, it takes some getting used to, to learn all the settings available, i did not bother with some and left them at default, but there are enough videos on youtube by Maxamps that shows you how to operate it. Thumbs up, all rounder for an average racer/flyer. If you a true Electric or Pro, then go get the Super Duo. ### ⭐ It broke down in less than a year *by U***R on February 11, 2014* I read several reviews about this Hyperion Eos720I Net 3 charger. I fancied the fact that it included STORAGE mode for my LIPO batteries. It was also not lost on me that on several forums about RC, seasoned users named Hyperion chargers as no nonsense, reliable top quality hardware. Today, about 9 months after I purchased this charger, and probably less than 20 charging cycles on it, It just turned off on me. Right now, when I plug it back into the wall it may or may not turn on, start the power up procedure, but then it powers off again. Sometimes it will write on the LCD screen the Welcome text, or even sound the welcome beeps. But then it just powers off again. I do not live in USA, so I don't care that much on it's warranty. I opened it up. Inside I found simply enough, a "by the book" design, including a general purpose, user programmable CPU from Microchips brand. The rest of the design seems to be pretty much modular electronics, cleverly bunched up, but more like in a hobbist project. Not necessarily "top notch engineering" work. Not a really custom "engineered" charger per se. This may not imply poor design per se, I know. Anyway, bottom line, it is not working. I left it charging, and when checked up on it some 10 minutes later, it was powered off. Now it doesn't work. I am pretty much disappointed by this charger. UPDATE: I've been dedicating it some more time, and it is the PSU side. The charging circuit is reasonably designed. The PSU, on the other side, is quite messy. It seems a "chinese" modular PSU or regular to low quality. It is designed to deliver 13.8 volts at 7 amps. You can see lots of resistors, condensers and bridges, hastily soldered as an "afterthought" below the PSU, on the circuit - solder side. I am about to resolder everything, in the event that there is a "cold" soldering out there. Definitely not machine - industrially soldered: Big blobs of soldering, very "chinese cheap hands" like. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great charger *by T***K on February 23, 2014* Update ... Aug 2017 After 3.5 years, I still like this charger a lot. It handles everything I have, from my nano cpx to my Trex 450 dfc. After the initial pain of updating the firmware, I haven't messed with it since. Bottom line, it charges batteries well, never had a problem. The charger is smart enough to detect if a connection is wrong, or if you have the wrong number of cells specified (don't ask). I never use the USB connection anymore, though you can diagnose a bad battery with it if needed. I converted an old PC power supply for more current, now I can parallel charge up to 15A. The built in supply will parallel charge Trex 250 or 180cfx batteries with ease. With that versatility, I'm always changing the battery size and charge current settings in my various profiles - it is easy and quick. That means you only need a few basic profiles, mostly based on the number of cells. Complaints? I wish the 12v wire on the left side removed via a connector. I also wish I could name my charging profiles without connecting the charger to my computer. But if you can live with that, you get a great charger. If you want something better, you need to pony up more $$$ for an icharger. Original review (Feb 2014) This charger is everything it was advertised as. It replaces my CoptorX b601, which I never fully trusted after a battery got overcharged. This one has about every option you could want, including an alarm for when battery reaches a any level of charge you tell it, and either stop or continue. The instructions were written in actual English instead of the usual Chinglish. I skimmed through them and started programming by pushing buttons. Programming is reasonably intuitive. The computer software is the easiest way to set this thing up and gives nice graphs to show charge progress. You don't need the computer interface, and this is still an excellent charger without it. My only complaint is that no CD was included with the charger that would at least support the shipped version of firmware. I had to download the software, then a USB driver was missing. Had to go through help menus and numerous browser links ending on another website to finally get the right driver. Hyperion should have done a better job of packaging this. This isn't a reason to not get this charger, but it does justify a 1 star downgrade --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/21466157-hyperion-eos720i-net-3-ac-dc-balance-charger-7s-16n](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/21466157-hyperion-eos720i-net-3-ac-dc-balance-charger-7s-16n) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-06-03*