Neewer NP-F970 4 Channel Charger for NP-F550 NP-F750 Camcorder Camera Battery, 100W PD Fast Charging NPF Battery Charger with OLED Display & 100W USB C to USB C Fast Charging Cable, NW-F4

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Mr. Luther Renner – November 12, 2025

   Good quality charger (not a charger.. Its a docking base) have to buy a separate charger according to the battery. Neewer products are good.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Clare Huel – September 28, 2025

   The Neewer 4-channel NP-F battery charger (model name: NW-F4) is for my workflow an efficient tool because I am using NP-F batteries for video lights, field monitors, cameras, but also for NP-F batteries when they have a USB-C OUTput connector for charging my common devices like phone, drone batteries etc.That means I have quite some NP-F batteries and a 4-channel charger is an upgrade to my current 2-channel chargers.This NEEWER NP-F4 is great for using in a studio or home environment but also for traveling.The output channels are rated as follows: 8.4Vx0.9A times 4 (minimum charging equals 7.56 Watt per channel); 8.4Vx1.8A times 4 (equals 15.12 Watt); and for NP-F970 batteries up to 8.4Vx2.5A times 4 (maximum charging equals 21Watts per channel).To see how it works I tested NP-F970 and NP-F550 batteries on the charger and the batteries charge at the same time at their respective battery-dependent rating: for example, connected to a GaN 100W Fast charger or alternatively to my power station, the NEEWER NW-F4 shows an input voltage of 20V and the Amp is dependent on the type of battery, but with the NP-F550 (also Neewer batteries) it came down to 7Watts per channel, basically as stated in the description — and when adding a second NP-F550, the output wattage as a total is displayed as 14Watts. If you add more batteries, the output wattage increases, as expected.The time needed for charging a battery depends on its overall capacity, but the given time frames of 3 hrs for a model NP-F970 battery with 7800mAh and 4.5 hrs for a 10500mAh battery seem plausible given they are never at zero capacity.The charger max charging power can only be reached when using an input with 100 Watts — the PD USB-C cable is included, however, you need your own GaN fast charger or connect the cable to a power station via a USB-C port with that power output rate.The display is tiny but well readable and delivers the relevant information I like to see: real time charging status of each battery: and with a button click the voltage, current, temperature, and power output.Batteries with undervoltage protection that have dropped down to sleep mode will be recognized and lifted into normal status; the charger also features a little fan that kicks in when the charger gets too warm. I like that I can mix the different types of NP-F batteries in this charger and its compact form factor. — all-in-all a relatively smart charger and I believe I can trust with my NP-F’s.I am very happy with this charger.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Therese Zieme V – April 3, 2025

   Fast and accurate

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Alexandria Bradtke I – February 22, 2025

   So far it has functioned well. I was mainly looking for Np-f charger that utilized USB C to mitigate an over accumulation of outdated cords like Micro USB. It works great.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Ms. Evelyn Altenwerth – February 8, 2025

   The media could not be loaded.This combo package includes 4x NP-F970 replacement batteries (each 7.4 volts, 7800 mAh 57 Wh capacity) plus a 4 channel fast charger for the batteries.NOTE: You must provide your own USB-C Power Delivery (PD) 100 watt power supply to run the battery charger at full capacity. [The package includes a 20volt 5 amp rated USB-C to USB-C cable.]The batteries ran my “20 watt” lights for more than 3 hours, and required well more than 57 Wh of power to recharge them when empty, so I believe they are meeting (or slightly exceeding) their 57 Wh capacity claim. The batteries fit correctly in all of my equipment (some of which grips from the side, some of which grips from the back).The only thing I have to say bad about the batteries is that they do not include a built in “4 led” power display, so the only way to know how charged they are is to put them into a battery checker or the charger.The 4 channel fast charger has two micro-switches for each battery, giving it the ability to detect “short”, “medium” or “long” batteries. (The NP-F970 batteries that come in the pack count as “long” batteries, depressing both switches when inserted). So the charger can safely work with smaller NP-F550 or NP-F7xx batteries as well as the high capacity 970 batteries. I wouldn’t really call it a “smart” charger, but it does power up the batteries at 19 watts, charging them up in 3-4 hours if fully depleted.The charger has an active cooling fan that turns on if the temperature gets high enough to need it (I only heard it turn on when charging all 4 batteries from nearly empty), and displays a “4 bar” (0-25, 25-50, 50-75, 75-100) flashing battery status indicator for each channel. Press the button and it will instead tell you the input voltage, if the USB-C PD input is “OK” or not, and the amount of amps and watts it is putting into the batteries. [The actual draw of the charger from your power supply will be slightly larger.] Also, the screen is directly in the middle of the battery slots, so if you put all 4 batteries in the charger, you need to put your head directly over the charger to see the screen within the “hole” created by the 4 batteries. But really, the screen doesn’t add much value other than to confirm things are working or the batteries are done charging, so you probably wont’ be looking at it much.So, everything about this package works well and meets the specifications, and your purchasing decision will come down to if the price is right. [And presumably, if you don’t already have a better battery charger.]

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Selmer Rowe – January 20, 2025

   This is a good portable charger to throw in a bag for shooting on the go. Simple gets the job done and feels like a decent quality.I would want something a little bigger if it was going somewhere permanent as this one is a little light.

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