When you think of Makita, lithium-ion batteries come to mind.
Everyone knows they’re lightweight, compact, and high-capacity…
Think about it carefully.
A battery that charges this quickly is truly remarkable.
It’s purely work-use focused, and even if you forget a spare, the rapid charging means you can get back to work immediately.
And it’s incredibly tough.
Being lightweight and compact has become standard these days.
Well, if it weren’t, cordless tools wouldn’t make much sense. We have the battery to thank for that.
By the way, the charger is also “excellent.”
The usage is simple. Just plug it in. That’s what widespread adoption is all about.
“Clear language, unclear meaning” Longer explanations aren’t always better.
Things that are loved by everyone tend to be fundamentally simple.
Look at the charging time. It’s 15-55 minutes.
I’d love to know about other batteries that charge in that timeframe, and honestly, if all mobile devices charged this fast, it would be amazing.
Look at the charging output…
Wait, “9A”? (*´ω｀*)
That’s a substantial current. Even motorcycle lithium batteries only charge at around 2A.
Charging at nearly four times that current is why it’s so fast.
I think the secret to rapid charging is built into the charger itself.
“Charge as quickly as possible while cooling = produces some noise”
Maximum 55 minutes – charging at 9A while cooling.
Fast charging completion is truly appreciated.
