Customer Reviews 
Kodak CR-V3 Lithium-Ion bBattery Charger
2009-01-07Bought it for a friend that needed to charge his Kodak batteries. He is quite happy with this inexpensive package.
The battery charger is junk !!!!
2008-12-27
I purchashed 3 kits, the batteries are fine but 2 of the chargers are bad. One was DOA when I bought it and the other went dead after 3 charges. I'll update on the 3rd charger.
Definitely worth the price. Will save tons of money & time!!!
2008-12-24Ordered two sets of these. Products arrived as advertised. Put one set (2 pair) in my Casio QV-2300UX and another set (1 pair) in my Kodak EasyShare CX7330 and both cameras fired right up. I haven't played with each camera enough to know battery life, but initial concerns were that they would even work correctly in these cameras. One caveat I've noticed between both cameras as far as installing the batteries. You need to make sure the "tape wrapper" if you will that goes around the batteries needs to be stuck smooth to the concave portion of the battery or the wrapper will hang up on the inside of the battery compartment, at least on both of my cameras it did. As long as the wrapper was smoothed down they went in fine. Other than that, these should work perfectly. The added bonus of charging by AC or DC adapters was another plus. And for the price I paid - Are you kidding - should of bought more!!!!
You get what you pay for....
2008-12-23I purchased the charger with 2 batteries about 4 months ago. I take over 50 pictures a day so I need something that will hold up. Not so with this product.... I have been through more of these garbage batteries than I would with non rechargeables! They charge a couple times and then just refuse to charge. On top of that, my charger decided a couple weeks ago that EVERY battery is charged no matter what, and will not charge anything. I had to mess with the batteries and jiggle them around to get it to charge anyway, but I am highly disappointed with this plastic piece of junk. You get what you pay for. Now I am off to purchase a 45 dollar charger... hopefully it will actually work!
Great price - value for money
2008-12-22I must say I was extremely surprised at its pricing. Comes with Car charger, which I found as added bonus. No other product compares with this in terms of pricing. About performance, so far it was been great. I am extremely satisfied with the product.
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