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product_id: 363322799
title: "PC2 Type-C 18650 Charger, Portable Universal 18650 Battery Charger for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery 18650 18700 20700 21700 (No Included Battery)"
brand: "xtar"
price: "12.82 OMR"
currency: OMR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Xtar"
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region: Oman
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# Smart current adjustment for safe charging Compact & travel-ready with pouch Dual-port USB-C fast charging PC2 Type-C 18650 Charger, Portable Universal 18650 Battery Charger for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery 18650 18700 20700 21700 (No Included Battery)

**Brand:** xtar
**Price:** 12.82 OMR
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔌 Power up anywhere, anytime — never get caught powerless again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PC2 Type-C 18650 Charger, Portable Universal 18650 Battery Charger for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery 18650 18700 20700 21700 (No Included Battery) by xtar
- **How much does it cost?** 12.82 OMR with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- xtar enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xtar brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Battery Bank Mode:** Swap charged cells anytime for continuous device power—no waiting to recharge.
- • **Smart Safety Tech:** Automatically adjusts current to prevent overheating and battery damage.
- • **Dual-Port Powerhouse:** Charge two 18650/20700/21700 batteries simultaneously with USB-C speed.
- • **Real-Time Monitoring:** LCD display shows voltage & current so you always know your battery health.
- • **Ultimate Portability:** Lightweight design with scratch-resistant pouch—power on the go, hassle-free.

## Overview

The XTAR PC2 is a portable, dual-port USB-C charger designed for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion rechargeable batteries including 18650, 18700, 20700, and 21700 sizes. Featuring smart charging technology, it ensures safe, efficient charging by automatically adjusting current to protect your batteries. Its compact form factor and included scratch-resistant pouch make it ideal for travel, outdoor use, and emergency power needs. The built-in LCD display provides real-time voltage and current data, while the ability to swap batteries on the fly transforms it into a versatile battery bank—perfect for professionals and adventurers who demand reliable power anywhere.

## Description

XTAR PC2 Type-C Dual-Role Fast Charger ,Portable LCD Universal 18650 Battery Charger for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery 18650 18700 20700 21700 (BLACK)

Review: Fantastic For Salvaged Cells - I've got a serious addiction...I keep taking power tool batteries out of the electronics recycling and salvaging the 18650 cells from them. I don't know how to stop. I'm well past 100 cells now, and still have crates full of battery packs I haven't even cracked open. I don't know what's wrong with me -- I can't deny the siren call of those multi-colored cells. There's no joy like liberating a couple nice cells, dropping them on the tester, and seeing they've still got a few thousand milliamp hours in them. It's like turning trash into treasure. Of course, the collecting 18560 cells isn't the real problem. Figuring out what to do with the things is where it gets tricky. Sure I loaded up on some flashlights, but that only goes so far. Then I found this product from XTAR. On the surface it's a decent 2-cell USB-C charger, but the real trick is that if you slap some charged cells in there, you've got a battery bank to power your USB gadgets using either the classic A or newer C standard. For me, this has been a huge game changer. Whereas your standard USB battery bank needs to be recharged before you can use it again, this unit lets you just swap out the cells and keep rolling. I call this a "tactical reload" and it brings me almost as much joy as finding the cells in the first place. Bring along a few sets of charged cells, and you'll always have power available. I now have bought several of these units. I keep each one with two cells installed, and at least four additional cells in a plastic holder. One of them is at work, another is in the bag with all the kid's electronics, and I've got another in my car (be careful with storing lithium cells in hot cars). In terms of functionality, I really like that the display shows the voltage and current of the device being charged. This lets you see when something has kicked into a faster charging mode, or if its just puttering along at the normal USB charge rate. On some devices, such as my Pixel phone, you can actually see it step through several charging rates until it finally negotiates on the highest one. I usually put the cells in my larger home charger when I need to fill them back up, but the times I've used the integrated charger has worked fine. Seemed to be pretty quick when connected to a standard USB-C laptop charger. One nice feature is the ability to hit the button on the side and cycle through both batteries, so you can see if they are charging up at the same rate (particularly useful when dealing with salvaged cells). The only other thing I wanted to bring up about this product is the fact that it makes a noticeable whining noise when discharging under a heavy load. It doesn't particularly bother me, but it was unexpected the first time it happened.
Review: Great little portable & multifunctional charger/battery bank. - This is a great little portable battery charger as it will charge or drain several of the most used sizes of Li-ion batteries in a very small package. There is protection built into the charger which makes using the unprotected "High Drain" batteries safer to charge/utilize. The readout makes it easy to monitor the health of your batteries or to calculate charge rate, just convert amps/volts to watts (A)*(V) = (W) for when charging from sources or using as a battery bank to charge other devices. A couple of 5000mAh 21700 batteries gives you a 10000 mAh battery bank in your pocket or bag, this is enough for a lot of phones from zero twice or, once & iPod, rechargable hearing aids, earbuds, etc. depending on health/charge of batteries being used. I have several High Drain 3500 mAh18650s from Orbtronic that are over 7 years old and still holding close to 80%. You can't beat that for $15.00 apiece at that time, given output & longevity. Got the Xtar PB2 unit around 2019 & have weathered a number of power outages by having them charged & ready (all of them are rotated into service to maintain health). Tips: if carrying charged batteries in unit, use a thin piece of plastic between negative contacts and charging posts to prevent any parasitic drain (just like manufacturers use in packaged products that come with batteries installed). If carrying without batteries, you can coil up the USB 3.0 cable and store inside unit. You also can use a rubber band (like a lobster claw band or other) or, some low profile velcro to keep the magnetic top on. This will prevent the batteries from falling out in a purse or pack (dangerous with unprotected high drain cells) or, if you fumble & drop the unit. Carry extras with you and you can just keep swapping batteries to continue charging or just running things on the go. Rechargable battery banks have to be recharged after use before using again, are bulkier, heavier, cost $$ &, often only illuminate & or charge other stuff. I have around 70000 mAh of good Li-ion batteries that I can utilize if needed to power devices or to charge them. I highly recommend this product, especially for those on the go and are often away from AC outlets or car charger. Cons: Not waterproof! (Maybe Xtar could make a "Sport" unit). Only charges or powers at 20W or less which is "fast charging" but......... Lastly, the USB 3.0 cable is separate. It would be nice if it was attached somehow. I have attached a 56W Countycomm USB-C lanyard to my unit so cable is always with it while batteries are loaded.

## Features

- Only Charger No Battery,Type-C Dual-role Fast Charger for 3.7V/3.6V Li-ion/IMR/INR/ICR Rechargeable Battery 18650 18700 20700 21700 and protected 18650 batteries,2 Ports Output
- Safe Charging, No Worries: With smart technology that automatically adjusts charging currents, you don’t have to worry about overheating or damaging your batteries. Just use it and let PC2 take care of your device safety
- Compact and Portable for Travel and Outdoor Use: With a lightweight and portable design, the PC2 comes with a scratch-resistant flannel pouch for easy carrying and protection, making it the ideal choice for outdoor adventurers, emergency responders, field workers, and frequent travelers.
- 24/7 Power Assurance: Whether it’s daily commuting, long-distance travel, or outdoor exploration, the PC2 provides consistent power support for all your devices, so you never have to worry about running out of battery again
- Package List: 1pcs PC2 battery cherger, 1pcs storage bag,1pcs USB C cable, 1pcs manaul. ( NOT included any batteries)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09B7C2MB4 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (172) |
| Date First Available | July 26, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 5.3 ounces |
| Item model number | PC2 |
| Manufacturer | XTAR |
| Product Dimensions | 5.71 x 4.33 x 1.38 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** XTAR
- **Color:** Blue
- **Input Voltage:** 3.7 Volts
- **Output Voltage:** 3.7 Volts (DC)
- **Product Dimensions:** 5.71"D x 4.33"W x 1.38"H

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic For Salvaged Cells
*by T***I on April 29, 2024*

I've got a serious addiction...I keep taking power tool batteries out of the electronics recycling and salvaging the 18650 cells from them. I don't know how to stop. I'm well past 100 cells now, and still have crates full of battery packs I haven't even cracked open. I don't know what's wrong with me -- I can't deny the siren call of those multi-colored cells. There's no joy like liberating a couple nice cells, dropping them on the tester, and seeing they've still got a few thousand milliamp hours in them. It's like turning trash into treasure. Of course, the collecting 18560 cells isn't the real problem. Figuring out what to do with the things is where it gets tricky. Sure I loaded up on some flashlights, but that only goes so far. Then I found this product from XTAR. On the surface it's a decent 2-cell USB-C charger, but the real trick is that if you slap some charged cells in there, you've got a battery bank to power your USB gadgets using either the classic A or newer C standard. For me, this has been a huge game changer. Whereas your standard USB battery bank needs to be recharged before you can use it again, this unit lets you just swap out the cells and keep rolling. I call this a "tactical reload" and it brings me almost as much joy as finding the cells in the first place. Bring along a few sets of charged cells, and you'll always have power available. I now have bought several of these units. I keep each one with two cells installed, and at least four additional cells in a plastic holder. One of them is at work, another is in the bag with all the kid's electronics, and I've got another in my car (be careful with storing lithium cells in hot cars). In terms of functionality, I really like that the display shows the voltage and current of the device being charged. This lets you see when something has kicked into a faster charging mode, or if its just puttering along at the normal USB charge rate. On some devices, such as my Pixel phone, you can actually see it step through several charging rates until it finally negotiates on the highest one. I usually put the cells in my larger home charger when I need to fill them back up, but the times I've used the integrated charger has worked fine. Seemed to be pretty quick when connected to a standard USB-C laptop charger. One nice feature is the ability to hit the button on the side and cycle through both batteries, so you can see if they are charging up at the same rate (particularly useful when dealing with salvaged cells). The only other thing I wanted to bring up about this product is the fact that it makes a noticeable whining noise when discharging under a heavy load. It doesn't particularly bother me, but it was unexpected the first time it happened.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little portable & multifunctional charger/battery bank.
*by B***D on June 18, 2024*

This is a great little portable battery charger as it will charge or drain several of the most used sizes of Li-ion batteries in a very small package. There is protection built into the charger which makes using the unprotected "High Drain" batteries safer to charge/utilize. The readout makes it easy to monitor the health of your batteries or to calculate charge rate, just convert amps/volts to watts (A)*(V) = (W) for when charging from sources or using as a battery bank to charge other devices. A couple of 5000mAh 21700 batteries gives you a 10000 mAh battery bank in your pocket or bag, this is enough for a lot of phones from zero twice or, once & iPod, rechargable hearing aids, earbuds, etc. depending on health/charge of batteries being used. I have several High Drain 3500 mAh18650s from Orbtronic that are over 7 years old and still holding close to 80%. You can't beat that for $15.00 apiece at that time, given output & longevity. Got the Xtar PB2 unit around 2019 & have weathered a number of power outages by having them charged & ready (all of them are rotated into service to maintain health). Tips: if carrying charged batteries in unit, use a thin piece of plastic between negative contacts and charging posts to prevent any parasitic drain (just like manufacturers use in packaged products that come with batteries installed). If carrying without batteries, you can coil up the USB 3.0 cable and store inside unit. You also can use a rubber band (like a lobster claw band or other) or, some low profile velcro to keep the magnetic top on. This will prevent the batteries from falling out in a purse or pack (dangerous with unprotected high drain cells) or, if you fumble & drop the unit. Carry extras with you and you can just keep swapping batteries to continue charging or just running things on the go. Rechargable battery banks have to be recharged after use before using again, are bulkier, heavier, cost $$ &, often only illuminate & or charge other stuff. I have around 70000 mAh of good Li-ion batteries that I can utilize if needed to power devices or to charge them. I highly recommend this product, especially for those on the go and are often away from AC outlets or car charger. Cons: Not waterproof! (Maybe Xtar could make a "Sport" unit). Only charges or powers at 20W or less which is "fast charging" but......... Lastly, the USB 3.0 cable is separate. It would be nice if it was attached somehow. I have attached a 56W Countycomm USB-C lanyard to my unit so cable is always with it while batteries are loaded.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice idea, issues with some batteries
*by D***E on July 16, 2025*

Works great with protected button top 18650 cells. The design hinders using shorter (flat top unprotected) batteries and I don't really understand the thought behind it. Flat contacts at the top, pins at the bottom with weak tension, a floating spacer in the middle for 21700s that makes the connection dodgy and makes it even worse if you're using only one cell, all of this seems like a solution looking for a problem when we have standard designs for this that work. I can gently shake it in my hand and it'll lose connection. I may be able to modify it with some magnets or soldering if I'm feeling adventurous. I do normally use protected cells for power bank operation, but I also have some flashlights that require unprotected cells and it'd be nice to charge them without worrying about the connection. I have a smaller unit for 18650s only that doesn't have these issues. Unfortunately I haven't found them for sale anywhere recently so this is the next best thing I could find.

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