CES

O station X Battery Charger – Forget single use batteries

Making an appearance at this years Unveiled event at CES is the Ostation X Battery Charger. This device is claiming to revolutionise battery charging by becoming the world’s first and smartest 3-in-1 rechargeable battery charger.

What sets this device apart from the rest is their innovative design, integrating a charger, tester and organiser into the one sleek looking device. The automatic cascading process allows you to drop and go batteries while they continually recharge.

Forget about (+)/(-) orientation, this device makes the sorting effortless, ensuring only compatible and healthy batteries are charged. Capable of storing up to 32 healthy and fully charged batteries, the O station X makes rechargeable batteries as easy to replace as single-use batteries.

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