Toprig NP-F970 4-Bay Battery Charger with 100W PD Brick - Fast

In this review of the Toprig NP-F970 4-Bay Battery Charger the bottom line is simple: this kit is for photographers and videographers who need reliable, simultaneous charging for multiple NP-F style batteries plus a compact high-power USB charging brick for travel. The reviewer found the combination of a four-channel charger and a 100W three-port GaN PD brick especially useful for shoots and short trips because it delivers fast replenishment of multiple batteries and powers USB-C accessories without adding bulk.

Key Features

• 4-Bay simultaneous charging: Charges up to four NP-F batteries at once so you can rotate through packs quickly during shoots.
• 100W GaN USB charging brick: Includes a compact three-port PD/USB-A adapter that powers laptops and phones while the charger handles batteries.
• Two charging modes: Smart Mode supplies up to 23W per channel for fast top-up, while Safe Mode uses a 5W trickle to prolong battery life.
• Fast charge times: The unit supports rapid charging so four 10500 mAh batteries can be filled in roughly 3.7 hours and smaller packs even faster.
• Clear LCD readout: A 1.47-in full-color display shows real-time battery level, charge state and mode for easy monitoring at a glance.
• Safety certifications: QC/CE/FCC/RoHS compliance and built-in protections reduce risks of overcharge, over-current, and short circuits.

Who It's For

The NP-F970 4-bay charger is ideal for content creators who use Sony-style NP-F batteries or compatible packs for cameras, LED lights, and monitors and who need to charge multiple packs between shoots. It also suits travelers who prefer a single compact PD brick to power USB-C laptops, phones and the battery dock.

Photographers who only need a single spare battery or those who rely exclusively on proprietary manufacturer chargers and integrated power systems may prefer an alternate single-bay or OEM solution. Also, users who cannot supply a PD adapter of at least 27W should look elsewhere, since the dock requires PD input to perform optimally.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Charges four NP-F batteries simultaneously, reducing downtime on long shoots.
• The included 100W GaN brick provides three ports for charging other USB devices while batteries charge.
• LCD display gives a clear readout of charge progress and selected charge mode.
• Multiple protections and certifications improve charging safety and reliability.

Cons

• Requires a PD adapter of at least 27W and works best with a 100W PD supply, which may not be supplied by all users.
• Does not include manufacturer-specific camera power adapters; compatibility is with NP-F style batteries and a range of camera models.

Specifications

Product type	4-bay NP-F battery charger with USB charging brick
Included power brick	100W three-port GaN PD/USB-A adapter
Display	1.47-in full-color LCD showing battery level and mode
Charging modes	Smart Mode up to 23W per channel; Safe Mode up to 5W per channel
Fast charge requirement	Requires at least 27W PD input; recommended 100W PD adapter
Safety	QC/CE/FCC/RoHS certified with short-circuit and overcurrent protection
Compatibility	Sony NP-F550/570/750/770/950/960/970 and similar camera packs

Our Verdict

The Toprig NP-F970 4-Bay Charger kit is a practical, value-oriented choice for creators who need quick turnaround on multiple NP-F batteries and a travel-friendly 100W USB power brick. It pairs fast multi-channel charging with clear status feedback and solid safety features, making it a good fit for on-location shoots and anyone who charges several batteries regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the kit include a PD charging cable and brick?
The package includes a 100W three-in-1 USB charging dock and a 100W fast charging cable; a PD protocol adapter is included in the kit.

How many batteries can it charge at once and how fast?
The dock charges up to four NP-F batteries simultaneously; four 10500 mAh batteries can be charged in about 3.7 hours under the specified PD input.

Is it safe to leave batteries overnight?
The charger has built-in protections and a Safe Mode trickle option to prolong battery life, but using Safe Mode or monitoring the LCD is recommended for long unattended charges.