To get the most out of a battery charger, there are a number of factors to consider in the purchasing decision. For example, a charger with features such as a charging indicator, super fast charging or charging 9V batteries is more attractive.

In fact, the job does not end with determining the battery charger. It is also necessary to choose the best rechargeable batteries correctly to place them inside.

The best rechargeable batteries last about eight hours on a single charge and do not leak charge between uses. However, some rechargeable batteries lose about 20 percent of their charge if left unused for two months.

There are many different types of battery chargers on the market today. Smart battery chargers, for example, monitor the voltage levels in each battery and stop charging when full. Smart battery chargers prevent overcharging, which reduces battery life. Therefore, it is generally the best choice for keeping rechargeable batteries in good condition.

Some battery chargers are trickle-enabled. These keep charging for an extended period of time. Some have timers and turn off automatically after a certain period of time. However, the duration is variable depending on the capacity, chemistry and lifetime of the battery. Therefore, overcharging or undercharging cannot be avoided. Constantly charging batteries increases the likelihood of overcharging.

A battery charger, unless it's a smart charger, pumps a steady electric current into the batteries until they are unplugged. It is difficult to tell when the batteries are fully charged in these models.

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