That’s another reason I chose this charger was for the service after the sale. I have read about some not so good stories about this charger as well. Just like anything else I guess. There’s always gonna be some that aren’t 100%.
Care to share a bit more upon specifics ?
No doubt multiple folks here have ideas’ and or desires that they hope would be integrated 
Nah, not interested in expulsion, just rather you get it right the first time, so we don’t have to wait another 6 months after sending you back to the drawing board
BTW, I do appreciate why you’re unable to provide specifics such as the technology you plan to integrate features, was more a desire to see what features you’re contemplating thus far and are you open to suggestions from us prospective users
I like my Maha C9000, its been a reliable performer for years now. And I prefer to balance charge the Li-Ions I use in bigger lights with an RC charger. But I wanted something decent for single cells.
Now, I don’t trust promises about products that don’t exist yet, especially when the proponent is slamming competing products and suggesting I don’t buy them. Also, many promised products never happen - just look at Apple.
So I ordered an Xtar VP1, mostly because of the favourable review HKJ gave it. And I also really liked the choice of .25, .5 and 1.0A charge rates.
@photon1k Getting a bit off topic but I plan on also getting a SkyRC or something like it, 1-2 VP1 and 1-2 Nitecore i4. A hobby charger would be nice but they look like they would take a bit more work than I have time for atm.
Are you censoring your memory now too?
Reads like a slam to me. See post #16 above.
And the suggestion not to buy. See post #17 above.
Based on reviews the VP1 seems like a nice charger. The Nitecore didn’t review as well (see the review), but the v2 edition did show some improvement.
Hobby chargers are a trade-off. You give up a little ease of use for a lot of flexibility and power. If you don’t have multi-cell lights, or you don’t want to balance or parallel charge them their cells, then you may be happier with just a couple VP1s.
I did manage to find a XTAR VP1 Li-ion Battery Charger for $35.99 in the US w/free shipping but they’re out of stock atm 
Unfair that you couldn’t delete them quickly enough to avoid being quoted, or just unfair that you were caught?
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XTAR cannot enforce map on products which are too expensive for what they are. 20% price drop:
This ebay seller accepted my offer of 27.00 GBP which is about $42.00. That includes shipping.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/330938811582?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&\_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
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That (temporary?) 20% drop may be tied to XTAR “7th anniversary celebration ” rebate across their whole products range (save batteries)…good only till 31-AUG-2013…hurry up…
http://www.xtarlight.com/07-new/p-001-1.asp?id=51
Cheers,
__philippe