LCH-DC-ENEL18

Absolutely top notch !! At approx. 1/7 the cost of the exact same charger from NIKON (at a completely ridiculous $356.00 !!) the $59.00 for this unit (again, exactly the same charger - inside and out) seems just too good to be true but, alas, it is true. At this price point 2-3 chargers would not be a bad idea. Charge times are fast and charges last for, literally, thousands of shots. Terrific job WASABI !!

Works perfectly and arrived quickly!

I really like how this unit works. At first I thought it would charge both batteries at the same time but it charges the lowest one first and then the other one. It seems to be faster than the OEM one for some reason but I have not found any issues. Im happy I bought it.

This is one of those items where I wonder how Nikon justify the price they charge. This equivalent works just as well, just as fast and has the same calibration feature to optimize charging. Initially I thought the only drawback was that this unit charges the two batteries sequentially and not at the same time, but I found out since that the Nikon one is also sequential. So save money and grab this one, you can buy 8 of them for the price of one Nikon and I doubt the Nikon will last 8 times longer.

I spent a LOT of money on my Nikon and Sony gear. And batteries and chargers are OUTRAGEOUS in price for value. Even the thousand dollar Samsung phones catch fire, so cheap batteries need to be avoided. THESE ARE NOT CHEAP. They are priced right. Value. I bought two for back ups, and use them all the time in all sorts of weather from Cold Alaska to Hot Arizona. Wasabi is quality and value. I will never buy a name brand battery again. They do all my gear from now on. Flawless and half the price.

Charges the battery I got, a Wasabi EN-EL-18d. Not super fast, takes at least couple hours to go from 60% to full. The LED's blink when charging, showing you approx where you are (nice), and then they go out completely when full, which is a little confusing. Would be nice to just have the LED's lit up that show 100% (not blinking) when fully charged.

For a long time, my theory on Nikon power was to buy Nikon brand batteries and Nikon brand grips for their reliability. I saved money by buying an off-brand charger. I figured if the charger blew up, the loss was a battery, not a camera/grip. I stand corrected. One of my 2 batteries maxed out at 91%, the other at a whopping 31% after about a year of charging on the Wasabi charger. This happens every time I drained/charged the batteries. I tried calibrating. Nothing. Could both Nikon batteries be bad/failing? Possibly. Well, I bought the genuine Nikon charger for the EN-EL18, calibrated both batteries, and they now read 100% consistently. Lesson learned. Buy the reliable name brand. I would've saved myself $60 in the end plus all the frustration of the half dead "fully charged" batteries in the field.

This product works great and I highly recommend it. It's not built as well as the Nikon OEM charger but it's also a tenth of the price and I have not had any issues with it. I'm not sure it can charge an EN-EL18C 100% but it gets pretty close. The one bummer is that the adapter included with it does not work, for charging my D3S batteries so I'm still using two different chargers. Maybe I just got a bad adapter.

An excellent alternative to the original Nikon. It works really well.

Not much to say. I bought it to charge a Wasabi battery and it does. Well built and functional. That's all I need.

I haven't used it extensively but it does work well and seems to charge the Wasabi batteries that I use.

Works fine, charges my DSTE EN EL-18 well. I cannot compare its charging speed to the Nikon charger since I do not have one. That said, I am satisfied with its speed.

Works great with the Wasabi battery for my Nikon D850 battery grip