P135 18V 6-Port Charger for Ryobi 18V Battery Charger, Compatible with Ryobi ONE+ Battery P102 P103 P104 P105 P106 P107 P108 P109 PBP002 PBP003

I ordered this without reading the fine print I was looking for a charger that charged multiple batteries at the same time unfortunately this battery charger six batteries one at a time so I was a little disappointed. However it does charge my battery is as well as any other charger it's an 18 volt charger I can slap six batteries in it and walk away from it and know that when I returned to the charger there's more than one done one's done it'll swap to the next one and start charging it's not quite what I wanted but it's still serves a function for someone on the go working with cordless tools all day let me charges just like my regular 18 volt charger but it'll switch to up to six batteries no problems fully charges my batteries seems to be well made quality control is good. It's manageable wide enough and portable so I can bring it on a job site put it in a corner plug it in walk away and know when I come back is going to be at least more than one battery charged. So I really can't blame the charger for my lacking to read the fine print but the bottom line is it works it works well at what it does it charges all the batteries one at a time and then switches to the next battery and fully charges them the lights indicate the charging . Yes I would definitely recommend this product as long as you are needs are not to have all the batteries charged at once but in succession this is a perfect tool you can pop six batteries in or walk away and come back and know they're all going to be charged.

I have cordless tools from 3 different ecosystems, and this charger has elevated my Ryobi tools to the one's I reach for first because of how convenient it is to charge, store and transport the batteries. Just drop in up to 6 batteries and they will all charge one at a time. After charging, the charger cuts off each port so no worries about over charging. A carry handle is thoughtfully built in so the charger can just as easily be used to transport the batteries to wherever they are needed without having to handle them loose.The housing seems to be made of high-quality plastics, though the green isn't exactly the Ryobi green. Still, it looks as good as any of the OEM products and seems to work as well. Status LED's indicate each batteries status quickly indicating the status of each battery. Definitely my favorite charger to use overall, and hopefully it lasts as good as it works.

This is a good charger in the fact that if you can't stand over your single charger to charge up multiple batteries, then this is the charger for you. As it says in the owner's sheet, it charges the batteries (up to six) one at a time. I guess I missed the statement in the ad that says this, but it is there. It would be better if the charger was smart enough to manage and monitor 6 batteries charging at the same time, but this charger doesn't do that. Is that a bad thing?? Not if you aren't demanding those batteries right away, but maybe on a construction site this might be a limitation because you have multiple people using multiple cordless devices. So if you are the only one using a cordless tool, this is probably a good charger to have. If not, I would look for something that does simultaneous charging on multiple batteries. I did not take a star off for this because it is clearly stated in the product information. I took the star away because in a test, I put a known bad battery in the charger to charge first and then I put a known good battery in it to charge second. The bad battery seemed to occupy the charger's logic to the point that the second battery did not receive a charge.

The thing with portable battery tools is that once one commits to a brand for any tool it locks you in for all the accessories and other tools. We have had good success as DIY and homeowners with Ryobi 18v tools including weed whacker, blower, screwdriver, circular saw, jig saw, and sander. Some are better than others but overall the brand has done well by us. That means a lot of battery sharing and individual chargers are a bit of a pain occupying outlets and forcing a rotation for charging. This unit charges in rotation (not all at once) but it does it automatically and keeps you apprised of each battery's charging status. It is compact compared to separate chargers and only uses one electrical outlet. It has a number of handy features to indicate the health and charging status of each battery and it is reasonably quick to charge and with 6 battery slots there's little treason to hurry. The product is made well, certified by just about every agency and committee, and seems durable and provides good value for money but mostly it's recommended for the convenience that it provides for Ryobi enthusiasts. Can be wall mounted as well.

Supowill P135 18V 6-Port Charger for Ryobi 18V Charger looks and should work like the Ryobi PCG006 18V ONE+ 6-Port Fast Charger, but not quite. I plugged in 3 Ryobi 18V One+ batteries into the Sunpowill charger. Out of the three ports I used, only two seemed to work perfectly. The third one had issues. It displayed green even thou the battery was still charging. (Battery was still blinking) ...or it cut off early when the battery wasn't done fully charging. When I took it to a different port, that port turned red and started charging again. One of the reasons for buying a third party charger is to save money, but at current prices as of when I'm writing this review, the difference is about $16. From the outside, the casing seems well built and it does feel like quality plastic.