Product Comparison: NOCO Genius G750 vs Battery Tender Junior 021-0123
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- The battery has since fully recovered, and is now showing at 100%. I leave this charger on it all the time because the car has something wrong that will drain the battery if I don't, and the car doesn't get much use.
- The G7200 is better suited to work with a wider range of batteries. It can work for 12Ah on up to probably something around the 130-140Ah range.
- Overnight the battery made it to full charge. Claims that you can keep it on battery indefinitely.
- Perfect charger/tender for someone with too many batteries! Very versatile, will charge any battery you have that powers your many 'toys'.
- This charger / battery tender is fantastic. It is easy to use and has a safety built in to avoid overcharging and damaging your battery.
- Just the Ticket for my lawn tractor, put the lugs on the battery terminals and charges like a dream. When I want to use the tractor I disconnect the connector and use the cap that comes with it in the end and start the tractor up.
- Charging voltage is temperature compensated. It increases the charge voltage when it is cold outside and decreases the charge voltage when it is hot.
- The Battery Tender works great on standard flooded wet-cell lead-acid batteries, as well as AGM (absorption glass mat) batteries.
- Cables are short, so unless you’re arms length from the vehicle, you need the extension.
- Impossible to connect to car batteries that do not have raised terminals.
- Overall, these are solid chargers if you have reasonable expectations and get the proper size for your application.
- It's also very small, nicely designed and sells for a great price.
- Since I need to care for the RV on my own, the light weight and ease of use of this charger are very important to me. Genius!
- Light weight, well built, charges and maintains batteries as it should.
- Easy to use light weight battery charger. Used it several times so far and it worked.
- The new unit is so light weight it almost seems hollow inside.
- Light weight and shutting down when fully charged.
- These are small, light weight, and do their job. We use these on car , quad, mower, and motorcycle batteries when they sit in the winter.
- The unit is pretty solid in build and has a solid weight to it.
- The "X-Connector" is so proprietary I've found I have to by two - three different adapters, daisy chaining them together if I want to get simple functionality.
- The alligator clamps didn't seem like they had a very tight grip on the battery posts, but they didn't let go and provided enough contact for a proper charge.
- The Noco was the only one that provided LED's to show the exact charge level. I LOVE this feature!
- I think the Noco's "smart" features are credible. I've studied various rechargeable battery types and how to charge them since my kids started doing robotics several years ago.
- I bought this after asking a few questions about the Desulfation feature. Total regret.
- Easy to see lights that inform you of charge process.
- Auto off feature sp you don't have to worry about ruining your battery.
- Easy hookup once you have the ring terminal harness hooked up to your battery/batteries. no more fumbling around with alligator clips an having to open your hood to charge.
- Spark free circuitry is nice (won't spark if alligator clips are accidentally touched together; note that a spark is still possible when connecting alligator clips to the battery).
- No danger of attaching the wrong positive/negative -- it has reverse polarity protection
- The charger unit doesn’t appear to be waterproof or encapsulated. I don’t recommend leaving it outdoors or year-round in an unheated garage.
- Will not charge a fully dead battery.