Thanks for the pointer - I had a look but I couldn’t see any dates on it marked which were obvious… it may be hidden somewhere or I’m missing it! But I did take a look and can’t find anything unfortunately… that would have been good to have so I can ID the older batteries
Love your videos! I just knew the k&f 2 slots charger are able to charge the original sony battery. I thought it will not able to charge? Because I ask the seller and he said "Sometimes it's able to, sometimes it's not able to charge the original sony batteries."
I didn’t even consider that it wouldn’t charge the original battery lol… I just blindly bought it to charge my batteries lol… So lucky for me it worked out without checking lol… But glad the video has helped you decide if you’re going to buy… it is slower than others, but it works and USB-C
@@leo_hoang yes your video really helpful and I watched your "part 2" review and proved the sony bc-qz1 was the best charger, even the price is really high (in my country) ... My final decision is the BC-QZ1
@@ElonMarlon I wouldn’t say the Sony is “the best” but it’s the fastest for single battery charge. The Jupio Tri Charge is more useful, more convenient being USB-C compatible etc. but it is the most expensive. Which country are you from?
@@leo_hoang I'm from Indonesia, yes you're right, for the value honestly jupio was top tier. In Indonesia jupio only 11$ USD higher than the sony one (Sony is about 90$ USD). But I prefer the fastest one because I will use it for a full day event / trip, so I will using my 1st battery, charge the low battery, use the full charged, charge the low, repeat. So I need the fastest unit so I able to swap everytime when I need. And I considering about your jupio review you said the battery can easily get off when it's flipped, yaa that's my concern too.
The tri- charge is not charging the battery is too fast. The battery is able to be charged at 1 hour and 42 minutes. Each of those batteries in the try charge took 3:28. Therefore, the batteries in the tri-charge are not subject to the same amount of stress that the Sony charger is putting on the battery. Unless The tricharge is charging one battery at a time. Then that would mean that each battery is charging in 1:09. That is quite a lot faster than the Sony charger.
Fair point… I believe all 3 charge at the same time based off the blinking lights… I was tempted to do a test for 1 battery in the Tri-Charge but now I’m not so sure I want to subject it to such high charging speeds… I want to do more tests as I’m curious about the numbers myself, but draining and charging them up takes hours… But seeds have been planted so videos may manifest from this lol
Freaking fantastic test, Love it!
Thanks for watching and sharing - with small channel that hasn’t got much traction yet, your share helped boost this video! So much appreciated!
on a side note...canon batteries have the manufacture date in their serial number so I know the year and month of all. Maybe Sony does the same?
Thanks for the pointer - I had a look but I couldn’t see any dates on it marked which were obvious… it may be hidden somewhere or I’m missing it! But I did take a look and can’t find anything unfortunately… that would have been good to have so I can ID the older batteries
Love your videos! I just knew the k&f 2 slots charger are able to charge the original sony battery. I thought it will not able to charge? Because I ask the seller and he said "Sometimes it's able to, sometimes it's not able to charge the original sony batteries."
I didn’t even consider that it wouldn’t charge the original battery lol… I just blindly bought it to charge my batteries lol…
So lucky for me it worked out without checking lol…
But glad the video has helped you decide if you’re going to buy… it is slower than others, but it works and USB-C
@@leo_hoang yes your video really helpful and I watched your "part 2" review and proved the sony bc-qz1 was the best charger, even the price is really high (in my country) ... My final decision is the BC-QZ1
@@ElonMarlon I wouldn’t say the Sony is “the best” but it’s the fastest for single battery charge. The Jupio Tri Charge is more useful, more convenient being USB-C compatible etc. but it is the most expensive. Which country are you from?
@@leo_hoang I'm from Indonesia, yes you're right, for the value honestly jupio was top tier. In Indonesia jupio only 11$ USD higher than the sony one (Sony is about 90$ USD). But I prefer the fastest one because I will use it for a full day event / trip, so I will using my 1st battery, charge the low battery, use the full charged, charge the low, repeat. So I need the fastest unit so I able to swap everytime when I need. And I considering about your jupio review you said the battery can easily get off when it's flipped, yaa that's my concern too.
The tri- charge is not charging the battery is too fast.
The battery is able to be charged at 1 hour and 42 minutes. Each of those batteries in the try charge took 3:28. Therefore, the batteries in the tri-charge are not subject to the same amount of stress that the Sony charger is putting on the battery.
Unless
The tricharge is charging one battery at a time. Then that would mean that each battery is charging in 1:09. That is quite a lot faster than the Sony charger.
Fair point… I believe all 3 charge at the same time based off the blinking lights… I was tempted to do a test for 1 battery in the Tri-Charge but now I’m not so sure I want to subject it to such high charging speeds…
I want to do more tests as I’m curious about the numbers myself, but draining and charging them up takes hours…
But seeds have been planted so videos may manifest from this lol
@@leo_hoang sweet. I'll try to buy the tri-charge and test out my batteries. I'll let you know if I ever get around to it.
@@willcarter7079 awesome! Please do let me know your results! Would be interesting to compare.