WORX WA3847 20V PowerShare 1-Hour Quick Battery Charger for WA3520 & WA3525 Batteries

Okay all of us worx trimmer fans, our 20 volt batteries do not last as long as worx claims they do. But we all appreciate the convenience of not having to use an extension cord, and the lightweight of the trimmer.We live on a very large double lot, on the corner of the road. We have three driveways & one public sidewalk over 95 ft long.We do alot of trimming.This 1HOUR 20 VOLT charger works very well. It is however much bigger then the 5 HOUR charging dock.We purchased this because we do have so much lawn to trim. We have two 5 hour chargers & we purchased one additional battery. But this really does completely charge the battery in only one hour. So my husband is able to just continue trimming our large property without stopping.This charger has three places on the back to wall mount it either flush against the wall or on a workbench angled up. The cord is 6 ft long. It isn't a grounded cord. But it is much thicker then the 5 HOUR charging dock cord.There is a red light that indicates that it's charging & a green light indicating the battery is completely charged.Our worx trimmer is the command trimmer , you push a button to feed out more line. Ours came with two rechargeable batteries & 6 spools of line. Note ; each spool only holds 10 ft of line, which I refill. I simply cut 10 ft of 065. line & refill the spool myself . Works great.Worx advertises you are able to get free line for life. What they fail to say is you only receive two spools at time & they charge a scantless $$$ for shipping. I buy the line at walmart 500 ft for $6.My husband told me, once the batteries have their initial 5 hour charge, this quick charger does charge in that 1 hour time & that battery will run for at least 1/2 hour per 1 hour charge. That's at least what we experience with our quick charger & batteries.I hope this review helped even just a little. My husband really loves having this charger to keep the batteries always ready to go.THANKS FOR READING, BYE.😄

My primary cordless system is Milwaukee M18, and I use WORX 20V Max tools for light duty work at cabin because of the ingenious WORX string trimmer. Bluntly, the tiny charger WORX provides with its underpowered 2.0 amp hour battery in some ‘packages’ is unbearably torpid...taking several hours to do its job. This high-capacity charger works (pun) like a real tool...accomplishing the task in less than 30 minutes. For cordless tools, that speed spells the difference between efficient project completion and half-a-day delay. Hint: grab a couple of WORX 4.0 amp hour batteries while you’re at it. Once you use them, you’ll understand. Rock on!

It really worx. Much quicker charge time and auto-shut-off, which the one that came with my trimmer mower should have come with so that I did not burn batteries out. The original was a rip-off but if you got the trimmer, this upgrade with worth the money and works nice. Speed is always nice to have. Don't ever buy one that does not have an auto-shutoff.

Much better charger than the one that originally came with the WG160 trimmer. Lightening destroyed the original; this charger was purchased as a replacement. The unit works very well. The charging time of 45 min vs 4 hours for the original charger is much more compatible with the trimmer run time allowing continuous use with the exchange of an extra battery.

So far so good, it charges fast and since it was a pain to try and find a replacement for the charger that came with the item, I'm happy with the purchase. The product itself is a little big, I wish there was rapid charger that was smaller, but I'm happy with the speed of the charging. It does seem like my battery doesn't hold a charge as long as it once did, but I'm going to chaulk that up to the battery being old. Luckily the charger itself is fast so I can get it recharged fast enough to finish the yard work in a timely manner.

I like the features that let me know not only the status of charging but if the battery is not charging. Does charge faster that the standard Worx charger that comes with each tool but I only use this as a backup when I have depleted both batteries and need a quick charge.

Since it did not look like the picture, looks just like Snowflake's pictures, did lil investigating. The first four # of serial are year manufactured. Mine is 2015. So that might be why no painted logo. Dont know why charging sticker is upside down, must be a Chinese thing, idunno. Asked about leg stand WORX said no stand, although i clearly see a stand in their picture. Would be better with one if u don't hang on wall. Shipping, came in a box loose inside a box that was loose. No directions.Does it work? Yes it does.

This was a Christmas gift from my wife. I bought Worx string trimmer and leaf blower this fall. The quick charger allows me to work almost continually by alternately using and charging two batteries. Each charged battery lasts about 15 to 20 minutes. I would need a third battery to work continually without waiting on a battery charge even with the quick charger. This is a good product but Worx should give us the option of purchasing the quick charger with the trimmer and blower and not force a separate purchase.