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I am actually out before I even read about it. I have a good group of chargers already, and this one offers no improvement from what I have.
Where did you guys get this idea that it doesn't read voltage?
From product page:
LCD screen displays all information you want
Charging current
Battery & Battery Pack Status
Battery capacity percentage
Battery types and channels
Battery voltage
Battery resistance
CHARGE/TEST/REFRESH status
3S Pack/USB status
And even this:
With a pair of probes, DRAGON can precisely measure the voltage and internal resistance of your battery as a multi meter.
It is a question of which voltage is displayed.
It says “Battery voltage”. What other voltage would you like?
I would want end voltage and I would want current voltage just for starters 
After the charge has finished, while the end voltage is displayed in one field, you would like the charger to continuously measure current voltage and display it in another field? Continuously draining the cell after the charge has finished? I wouldn’t want that.
I read XTAR has a new charger you might like.
You don’t say! What else did you read today?
Few things seem to be missing which would make it a perfect charger:
1) 4.35V and 3.7V charging voltage
2) 0.25A current for small cells
3) 2S battery packs (as HKJ said)
On the other hand, it seems to get everything else right, and even has probes to measure voltage, which should be very convenient (no need to constantly keep multi meter around).
i can’t wait for the review of this charger
HKJ will find out the real facts about this Xtar ! :+1:
They should send him a tester ASAP ! They’re in business and they
should be aware of how strong this man’s reviews are with many,
many people , which I’m quite sure they are , who use rechargeable
batteries and the chargers for them. If they really don’t know or
understand the power that HKJ has in the battery and charger world ,
they’re “asleep at the wheel” so to speak or they might be purposely
doing so ! 
The only things that I look forward for VC4 Plus are:
- Coloured LED indicators.
- Charging bays are evenly space out.
- Accuracy as claimed.
Bummer that it will not do 4.35 volt cells…
I’m excited, can it charge 4 D batteries at once?
EDIT- I found the answer, it is YES!
http://www.xtar.cc/products_detail/productId=155.html
From their page: 0.5A/1.0A/2.0A charging currents you can choose.
Optional charging currents maximize the battery lifespan.
You can charge four 32650/D size batteries at the same time.
CH1 & CH4: 0.5A/1.0A/2.0A
CH2 & CH3: 0.5A/1.0A
Looks like an impressive charger. Many of the functions of the Opus and Liitokala analysing chargers, but with XTAR’s quality.
+1
If it does what it says on the tin, it might replace the Opus BT C3100 as my main charger.
The build quality of XTAR without the whinning sound of Opus small fan
$89.95 it seems…
Expensive quiet fan.
More useless bargraphs and counters on the screen, but missing battery voltage. Meh.
No. Just no. Thats about twice as much as I’d ever pay. I can get a mc3000 on sale for 90 bucks.