Lipo Battery Charger 1S-6S Balanced Charger Discharger

In this review the Lipo Battery Charger is presented as a versatile, budget-friendly tool for hobbyists who work with RC drones, cars, boats and airsoft batteries; the single biggest reason to buy is its broad compatibility and built-in safety features that let one charger handle many battery chemistries and connector types. The reviewer found it straightforward to set up and use, with clear menu options and a useful set of included cables, while calling out that the power supply can run warm under heavy use.

Key Features

• Wide chemistry support: Charges LiPo, Li-ion, LiFePO4, NiMH/NiCD and SLA packs, letting one unit serve multiple hobby battery types without extra chargers.
• 1S-6S balancing: Supports balancing for 1S to 6S Lithium packs so cells are charged evenly, reducing the risk of imbalance during storage or use.
• Multiple connector compatibility: Ships with Tamiya, Deans, XT60 and Futaba adapters so common RC battery packs can be connected directly without buying extra cables.
• Advanced charging modes: Includes fast charge, cyclic charge/discharge, memory storage and processing time limit options useful for routine maintenance and repair workflows.
• Safety protections: Built-in smart chip protects against over-current, over-discharge, over-voltage and short-circuit events to reduce the chance of damage during charging.
• Comprehensive package: The box includes the charger, AC and DC cables, an adapter, crocodile clip cable and multiple connector leads so it is ready for many setups out of the box.

Who It's For

This charger is aimed at RC hobbyists and makers who need a single, affordable unit to manage batteries for drones, cars, robots and boats; its broad voltage range and included connectors make it particularly useful for users who own multiple vehicle types or battery chemistries. The built-in balancing and cyclic modes suit users who perform battery maintenance and want an all-in-one solution rather than separate chargers.

Those who should look elsewhere include heavy workshop users who will charge many packs continuously and need industrial cooling or a more premium power supply, and users who insist on silent, ultra-low-heat operation since some buyers reported the power supply can become hot under load.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Handles a wide range of voltages and chemistries so one charger covers most hobby needs.
• Includes common connector types (XT60, Deans, Tamiya, Futaba) so adapters are not required.
• Offers advanced functions like balance charging, memory storage, and cyclic charge/discharge for battery care.
• Safety features and smart chip processing reduce the risk of over-charge or short circuit damage.

Cons

• The external power supply can run noticeably hot under sustained use, which some customers reported as a concern.
• Although many connectors are included, the unit does not come with every specialty cable some users might need.

Specifications

Supported LiPo voltage	3.7V to 22.2V (1S-6S)
Supported Li-ion voltage	3.6V to 21.6V (1S-6S)
Supported NiMH/NiCD voltage	1.2V to 18.0V (1S-15S)
Supported LiFePO4 voltage	3.3V to 19.8V (1S-6S)
SLA range	2V to 24V
Included connectors	XT60, Deans, Tamiya, Futaba, crocodile clip

Our Verdict

The Lipo Battery Charger is a practical, cost-effective choice for hobbyists who need a single, flexible charger for multiple RC battery types and connectors; its balancing capability and safety protections give reliable performance for general use, and the included cables make it ready out of the box. Buyers who demand industrial-grade cooling or have very high duty cycles should consider a higher-end unit, but for most hobby users this offers excellent value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it balance charge LiPo packs?
Yes. The charger supports balancing for 1S to 6S Lithium packs to keep cell voltages even during charging.

Which connectors are included?
The package includes XT60, Deans, Tamiya, Futaba adapters plus a crocodile clip and both AC and DC power cables.

Is it safe to leave batteries charging overnight?
The unit has built-in protections against over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit, but users should still follow safe charging practices and avoid unattended charging when possible.