Hanatora Multi Function Charger with Storage Charge,Discharge for DJI Mavic 3 Series Battery,Wall & Car Parallel Charing hub for Mavic 3 Pro Classic Cine Drone Accessories

I’ve been using the Hanatora Multi-Function Charger for DJI Mavic 3, and it has been outstanding — especially during off-road trips. I regularly run it off my Jackery power station while exploring, and it charges three Mavic 3 batteries plus the remote controller quickly and efficiently. No overheating, no weird behavior — just solid, reliable performance. The storage charge and discharge function is a big plus. It gives me proper battery management in the field, not just basic charging. That’s important when you’re carrying multiple batteries on long trips. Build quality feels robust, and it’s compact enough to throw into my overland kit without taking up unnecessary space. If you’re using a Mavic 3 and want a dependable multi-battery solution — especially for travel or off-grid use — this is an excellent accessory. Highly recommended.

This charger is just great. I can charge three batteries and controller at same time. Took about an hour to do the three batteries where were at around 40% when starting. I like how it displays the total number of cycles like the charger they sell for the Mini 4 Pro. Very happy with this purchase. It did come with a device you can plug in to the drain the batteries, but with the intelligent batteries I probably will not use it as they slowly drain themselves if not used. I originally ordered their cheaper model that worked off a USB cable but it just did not charge well and even at 100w did not do more than one at a time, returned and got this one.

Thus is a great product for a dji flyer. It not only charger your batteries fast but also discharges the batteries you didn't need on your job or flight.

Had this for over a year. Never an issue. Always charge my M3 batteries fast & efficient. I like the screen that tells me how many charge cycle my battery has, in prepare for a replacement soon. I traveled to 3 different countries & it work in all voltage system. Also, this work great in my car using a 150W adapter. You might need a plug adapter. The power converter is big but that is what needed to charge all 3 at once. DJI's own system only charges in sequential order, not all at once, which will save you a lot of time.

When charging in my car, the charger will not always start charging right away (batteries are at room temperature). It can sit there for hours not charging then suddenly decides to charge. Very aggravating. I wish I could return but I'm outside the return window. This is my second one and both can intermittently not charge for long durations, then charge. My goal was to keep my flight batteries topped off while running between jobs but sadly this isn't a good charger for that purpose.

I used velcro to connet the power supply to the charger. I get that some people might not always want the bulky power supply if you're using it in the car, but I personally don't care, I want fewer detachable parts. Hell even a combined power cable that splits between car charger and normal electrical outlet at home. Second makes no sense to me, the charger should have at least one USB C port on it.. Ideally all options, it's not like this would make the entire thing THAT much more expensive!

This is the charger that DJI should have shipped with the Mavic 3. Quality charger at Great Price. One of the best parts about it is the digital LCD readout that gives you a wealth of information on battery status, charging state, temperature, and actual percentage. I find a super helpful, because of battery charging with the fourth LED blinking, there's a wide range there. Is it 76% or is it 99%. I really love having this detail. It comes with an accessory to help discharge the batteries as well, though I'll probably never use it, I guess nice to have. The battery charging is very quick.

This is a must have for drone owners. Gone are the days of having to charge your battery inside the drone and have to leave the entire unit on the counter. My drone goes into a protective case when I am done with it. Then the batteries all charge at the same time..