Product Description

Can't find those batteries? The Uniross battery case is compact, light and easy to carry and can be used to store alkaline and rechargeable batteries. This battery case is divided into interior compartments and clicks shut to eliminate all risk of damage or short-circuiting, enabling you to store your batteries safely over long periods. Batteries that are not stored in adequate conditions can lose their charge rapidly. The Uniross battery case has an indicator on the top cover that you can use to note if the rechargeable batteries are charged.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #29168 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Uniross
• Model: RA104591A
• Released on: 2006-10-31
• Dimensions: .6 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Cant find those batteries? The Uniross battery case is compact, light and easy to carry and can be used to store alkaline and rechargeable batteries. This battery case is divided into interior compartments and clicks shut to eliminate all risk of damage or short-circuiting, enabling you to store your batteries safely over long periods. Batteries that are not stored in adequate conditions can lose their charge rapidly. The Uniross battery case has an indicator on the top cover that you can use to note if the rechargeable batteries are charged. Supplied without batteries

Customer Reviews

No batt indicator
nice little case but don't mistake where is says it has a battery indicator for anything more than a little plastic switch that you slide across when you know that the batteries are either full or empty. I thought that it was an indicator that could tell you the current charge in the batteries when I bought this item

Uniross battery case with charge indicator
Not the usual quality product from Uniross.

As the previous review the case is of good construction.
But when it comes to the red indicator very poor indeed.

The indicator logos of charged and uncharged are not easy to see in the white plastic case, and worst of all the red indicator is loose enough to change position at the slightest case movement.
In all, I would advise using coloured cases if you need to know the charge and avoid these expensive items.