ISDT608PD Lipo Battery Charger Discharger, PD 140W DC 240W/10A Dual Mode Input, Smart RC Battery Balance Charger for 2~6S Lithium LiHv LiIon Life NiMH Ni-Cd/Pb,with LCD Display,Phone Control

Chargers fast//worked just like i needed! The app is clutch esp not having any other tools to read a battery’s health. super convenient and small - also having the usbc option is nice. would buy again.

Good charger and smart, pretty fast charger also, amazing for charging on the good and small and compact.

Be cautious with this charger it's inconsistent! It worked fine for the first few days, but then it stopped charging and began overheating. Even after getting a replacement, the same issue occurred. If you receive a good unit, you should be fine, but if you notice any issues, return it immediately, as it could pose a fire hazard.

Great little charger with clear screen, simple UI, and nice bluetooth app to control and monitor from your phone.Missing storage and discharge modes which is a shame. The spec sheet suggests it can do a lot more than it can, perhaps this will land in software updates.

Just getting into FPV, read the reviews, could have went with any price point. I LOVE this little guy. I thought I wanted ac/dc input. Decided it didn't need it. I have so many PD usb3 devices, it's not an issue. I use a 30v/10A power supply with bananas>XT60 cable to power it, anyway. I got an XT60>XT30 adapter since that's what my cell packs use. Intuitive interface, all the chemistries I'll encounter, quiet and fast. I didn't care about storage function because I use the aircraft to get them to 3.8V/cell. I'll probably pick up a parallel board at some point but one at a time is fine for now. I'm not sure any charger at this price point checks all the boxes but this checks a lot. I also figured I'd pick up another, different one, if I need a new feature. Just get it if you're even thinking about it. You won't regret it.

Pros: compact size, nice integration with the ISD Link app, PD input powerCons: Charge only, no discharge (can live with that) and no storage charge (major con)This is a nice little charger with limited use. It can only charge and that's it. However correct lipo use dictates storing the batteries at storage voltage. So as a second charger this would be okay. However you would still need another charger to storage charge lipos. I really don't see why ISDT would do this, the original 608 did have storage charge so why doesn't the newer PD version?Edit: Looking at replacement chargers I noticed that the ISDT K1 and P10 lack the same basic functionality. Why? "Smart" function like bench power supply but no lipo storage - really? Since these are not clearly labeled as limited functionality chargers I now have to waste time checking online reviews and hope someone mentions the limitations in the comments - as most reviewers don't.

If I hadn’t thrown away the packaging I would had returned it. I bought this for the convenience of charging my whoop batteries using USB C PD as the power source. It charges fine but it lacks a built in storage charge mode. I found a way around it by using the app to set a manual charge voltage, this clearly means that device can support storage charging. The manual charge voltage can’t be saved to the device, in fact you can’t even edit the charge programs from the app. If they add storage charge and the ability to edit the charge programs from the app then this would be a 5 star product but until they add those software elements I would look elsewhere.

It's a great little charger. No discharge function, which is no issue for my needs. Having 2 way pd usb c is nice and handy.. havnt tested max wattage yet. And it has bluetooth!. My s23 ultra connects quickly within the isdt link app.. Surprisingly they managed to cram a fan inside for heat management. So there is some fan noise when it kicks on and off.. Havnt ever had an issue with ISDT.. Knock on 🪵.. happy customer