WORX WA3769 USB Charger Adapter Battery

This review is for the WORX WA3769 USB Charger Adapter:Pros: It WORKS!It is well made to fit the Worx batteries. I have tried the adaptor with my phone and tablet. I have also tried it with the 5 Volt USB LED lights that can be found here on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZV1VS8L?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1These LED lights are the best on the market. I have ordered even more. They are a great value and are perfect with the Worx adapter and battery for camping, hurricane kit, emergency kit or your bugout bag. They only draw 4 watts each and will last 4 to 6 hours with a 2 Ah battery. AND, it comes with two each splitters to add even more charging. Fantastic Deal. Now back to the adaptor.Slide this adaptor onto ANY of your 20 Volt Worx batteries and plug in a USB cable to your adaptor and device. It works like any other battery bank only this may last longer. During my testing I found out with a S9+ phone or SE 9 Tablet, it would not "fast charge" with a 2 ah battery. But when I tested with a 4 ah battery the devices would charge in "fast charge" mode. I now own two of these and I would by more if I hadn't made my own solar charger containing the charging ports I need. However using this Worx adapter and battery, its a feathers weight compared to my charging box. It is also easier to pack up and carry around. This is NOT a sponsored review as much as it may sound. I am just very impressed with these two products and have been using regularly in my shed and more. I put them through some longevity tests and they just deliver. So yes I am recommending them to anyone who needs a backup power solution using batteries you may already have on hand as I do.

I like this product as it works w/all my WORX battery chargers & enables my phone to be charged on another accessible tool! It is light weight, is easy to use & install both to recharge & as a charger w/long battery life!

This is a nice little phone u.S b charger whatever you need it for, If you've already got work batteries it's great.The price point when I purchased it was also exceptionally reasonable.

It worked well keeping my phone charged up during a storm blackout.

The name / title is a bit misleading. This item is an adapter you put on one of your Worx PowerShare batteries. Then you can use it to charge things that use USB cables like phones or tablets, or power small items like a small speaker or fan.For that purpose it works well enough. I like that you can charge two items at a time.The on/off button seems a bit redundant if all you ever do is charge other items. But if you plug something in that doesn’t have its own on/off switch, I can see its usefulness.

Bought two of these as soon as we'd gotten power back on after a crazy strong storm that had winds hitting a steady 30 miles and hour. Spent a good 36 hours without power, not the longest we've been without, but enough to drive you nuts with almost nothing to do and no way of keeping up with the news.Now, they won't do you any good on their own, but if you have, say, twelve 20v batteries sitting around fully charged, because you or a family member had bought so many Worx lights, drills and tools you can't go around without tripping over one? This'll keep you charged and good to go on your phone or whatever for days. Using it every day now for a while and have had no issues, absolutely worth buying.

I bought a Worx trimmer several years back and I got it with two of the 20 volt batteries. My handy-dandy usb power pack decided one day to not ever turn on again, so I was in the process of trying to find a new one that was at least as good as the one I had.I stumbled across this by accident when I searched on the Worx name to order some replacement spools for the trimmer. I looked at the output numbers of this adapter and considered the voltage and power capacity of the Worx batteries and decided to give it a try.This thing rocks! The only problem I had when I first got it, was that the batteries just did not want to slide on. The grooves cut in the slider rail things on the batteries had accumulated dirt and grime from several seasons of use on the trimmer.A few minutes with a wet q-tip to clean out the grooves, and those puppies glide on and off ever so smoothly.The battery level indicator makes it simple to keep tabs on charge remaining. Since I have two batteries, I really don't have any down time because I just swap out the depleted on with the fresh and ready to go one on the charger in the garage.

Who don't have tool batteries. No need for extra banks or anything. I wish I'd had one years ago.