Apple recently released their own line of NiMH rechargeable AA batteries and one of the biggest selling points for me was Apple’s claim of 10 years life span which is incredible if that’s the case. Only time will tell.
Another great feature which I really like is the batteries know when its fully charged and will draw less energy on standby which is great for the environment and your pocket book.
Q: How long does it take to fully charge the Apple batteries?
A: Apple recommends at least 5 hours.
Q: What is the mAH rating on the Apple batteries?
A: 1900 mAh 1.2V HR6.
Q: How many batteries can you charge at once?
A: You can charge 2 batteries or just one.
Q: How much does the Apple Battery Charger cost?
A: $29.00 U.S.
Q: How may batteries comes with the Apple Battery Charger kit?
A: It comes with 6 rechargeable NiMH batteries.
Q: Can I charge other batteries with it?
A: Yes, just as long as they are NiMH rechargeable batteries. No non-rechargeable AA batteries like alkaline, lithum or NiCad should be used in the Apple charger.
Apple Charging Light Status:
- Amber – means the batteries are charging.
- Green – batteries are fully charged and ready to use. The green light should automatically shut off after 6 hours.
- No light – batteries are fully charged or it could mean the batteries are too fully discharged to get a reading.
- Flashing Amber – could indicate batteries isn’t properly inserted into the charger, unsupported batteries in the charger, faulty or damaged batteries and should be replaced.