NOCOGENIUS10, 10A Smart Car Battery Charger, 6V and 12V Automotive Charger, Battery Maintainer, Trickle Charger, Float Charger and Desulfator for Motorcycle, ATV, Lithium and Deep Cycle Batteries

I work in a full service marina and all the other older techs have this or one like it. A lot of boat owners come in with low or dead batteries and this is a game changer when we need to get them going. I have a different Noco as well and after seeing another tech with this one, I knew I wanted it. Definitely worth the money if you’re in that industry, or just looking for something that will not let you down!

Great Charger if you need to move to something that will hand AGMAlso, very handy that you can get it to power up when you have a completely dead battery

EDIT 2/26/24: I am now the blocks "AAA". Been helping people start their cars when jump starts with cables have not worked. Definitely handy to get other people out of an otherwise expensive pinch.I have a car battery that I purchased around 2016 (date of review 1/3/24). The car itself does not get driven much, at most 2-3 times a week no longer than 15 minutes one way.Throughout the years I've drained it by leaving the car lights on. Its always required a jump start after that to get going again. Recently I've been an idiot and been leaving my lights on more frequently. Eventually it required me to jump start everytime I wanted to turn on the car. It was becoming a hassle and I was about to call it quits and purchase a new battery until I came across Project Farm's review on battery chargers. This was at the top of the list so I figured to give it a shot.I was not disappointed! I charged it for 4 days straight, put it in my car, and it started right up. Not surprised considering it was just charged but the real test laid ahead. I was going to be out of town for two weeks and leave the car sitting. I came back two weeks later and the car started up, no hesitation whatsoever, as if it was a different battery!The NOCO Genius 10 saved me about $150-200 at least in a brand new battery. On top of that, I can now use it for other batteries in the event of any similar issues. The instructions on the other hand are a bit confusing and had to rely on YouTube comments to piece it together.For those who are confused at what to do, I did not do a 12V repair (function which this unit has) as it requires the battery to be completely charged first. All I did was charge it straight for 4 days uninterrupted.When first put on battery to the charger it will be in standby mode. You push (or hold depending on what you need) the MODE button to select your desired option. I was charging a lead acid battery so I selected 12V. The meter at the top slowly advanceD from each of the four bars until the final bar was pulsing green which indicates its charging to full (over 80% I believe). The green charging light continued to slowly pulse even on the 4th day but I took a gamble and disconnected it from the battery. For the battery to be 100% charged, the green light should stay solid. That means my battery worked 2 weeks later after sitting and it wasn't even at 100%.The unit can also force a charge on batteries that are extremely under voltage. Thats a separate setting that I haven't had to use yet. It can also charge AGM and Lithium but I believe the 12V repair function is only for lead acid.Unfortunately I had to go through 3 separate orders because the first two were from Amazon Warehouse and I encountered issues with both, consecutively. I ended up getting frustrated and just purchased a brand new charger.Pros:Solid build qualityExcellent cable connections with weather coversCompatible with a wide variety of batteriesRepair and Force charge batteriesCons:Poor instructionsCharge is slow BUT I think thats how these chargers workTL;DRTry this first before rushing to get a new battery it is a good investment that can save you a lot of money

This thing is great. I have a car that doesn't get driven as much as it should, and the battery ends up dying in the cold. I purchased this and hooked up this charger to it and let it go to work. It was pretty simple to use and did a great job bringing my battery back to life. It's small and compact, which is nice, too. I have an older charger/tickler that weighs about 20x more than this and is way bigger. Highly recommended!

I bought this charger specifically for its repair feature and after disconnecting three batteries and thoroughly cleaning the battery post on each, I charged all three batteries, each over 4 years old with each one taking a full charge. I didnt know exactly how the repair function worked and got confused when the red light blinked red, so I had to look up a manual online.One star deduction for no manual provided with the unit. Will update for repair mode ability later now that I know its supposed to blink while in repair mode.

I was a skeptic... Then I hooked this thing up to a 12v marine battery that had been sitting completely dead and my brother-in-law's boat for 5 years. It did take about a week and 10 repair cycles, but it went from .2Volts to 12.5V and holds a charge now. I did a load test in between every repair cycle and watched the capacity climb higher every single time. Cranking amps are perfectly up to the the spec stated on the side of the battery. The next test will be to see how long it lasts in the real world, but so far I'm impressed.

I purchased 3 different charger/ maintainers for a car that isn’t driven very often to keep the battery charged. None of the 3 would do that including a Ctek. All 3 claimed to repair battery. Have nothing good to say about Ctek product support as they never contacted me after I contacted them through their website so after 9 business days of waiting I bought this charger/maintainer and am really glad I did.I set it for repair mode and right at 4 hours later the battery was charged to 100% by the OBDII reading the SOC in the BMS where it never got above 72% before. Hopefully it extends the life of the battery as is claimed.Highly recommended even though it’s on the pricey side I think it’s well worth it. It saved me a $260.00 battery.