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Tarfumes.com - Mastech BT558 Self-powered Battery Tester
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List Price: $9.99
Our Price: $3.95
Your Save: $ 6.04 ( 60% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Mastech
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Mastech
EAN: 6922782014171
Feature: Checks AA, AAA, C, D, 9V types of regular or rechargeable batteries
Label: Mastech
Manufacturer: Mastech
Model: BT558
Publisher: Mastech
Studio: Mastech
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Features
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Checks AA, AAA, C, D, 9V types of regular or rechargeable batteries
Internal battery not required, lasts forever.
Compact size and light weight
90 days money back guarantee and 1 year limited warranty
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Save on shipping
Comment: Radio shack sells the same product for the same price, so just buy it there and save on the shipping cost.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Simply the best
Comment: Here is what was needed: simple, robust tool to get the job done. This nails it. Not much else is needed. I went through 20 batteries this week, charged them all fully and then ran it through this tool. two were dead, so i disposed of them. It works!
Customer Rating:
Summary: No guesswork
Comment: I have used this handy tool for better than two years and it still keeps working. I have tested many sizes with accuracy. I use it to test my specialized AA camera batteries also and it has never failed me. It is small enough to fit into your pocket or camera bag. You can't go wrong purchasing this.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Simple, easy to use, and actually effective
Comment: Judging from the pictures, this device looked extremely "old-school", but surprisingly it worked well. I think it's most useful to test a few batteries here and there, as it can get time-consuming if you have a bag of 100 or so. Overall, I'd recommend this because it's inexpensive and useful.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for the price
Comment: I looked at a few battery testers before buying this one based on the reviews on Amazon. This is a great battery tester for the price, except for one minor flaw. 3/4 of the dial is the Red ("Replace") zone, and 1/4 of the dial to the right is the Green ("Good") zone. Which means that it really doesn't distinguish too well between batteries that are fully charged and those that are about to run out of juice. I wish the display was a little more granular. But, all in all, great for the price.
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