DEWALTBattery Charger and USB Wall Charging Kit (DCB094K)

I was a little skeptical of making the purchase because of the price point but decided to go ahead and pull the trigger. I'm glad I did. Using the block and charging the DeWalt batteries with it works faster than any of the chargers that come with the batteries when purchased together. The only charger that works faster is the 4 bank "quick charger."Using a DeWalt battery to charge your mobile device is also very fast charging. I've used it for my phone and tablet on several occasions and it works great. I keep it in my mobile tool bag for work. It covers the charging for anything that I have with me on the job and takes up much less space than any of the charging options that come with any of the batteries. If you've been on the fence with this purchase, I would suggest getting it. Glad I did, it gets used daily.

Love this thing, I just wish I could purchase it for less without the 65W adapter - which is a below average quality adapter.I can confirm that the USB-C PD port will charge your Samsung device with "Fast Charging" capability. This is above average PD / PPS support. Very handy on the job site, and brings much added essential value to your DEWALT batteries!Thus, this DCB094K is an essential buy for any household toolset and a game changer for your tool bag. This introduces universality to all of your tool batteries making them usable for any modern USB-C device!

This adapter is a perfect power and charging solution in one. This feels fully future-proof, with both USB-C PD and USB-A, you can power any device you can think of. This provides the flexibility I was looking for - if I’m headed somewhere where I know I’ll need longer lasting power, I’ll take one of my larger 5+AH batteries. If I just need a quick charge, I can take a smaller PowerStack or 2AH battery. The ability to charge batteries at up to 100W input is great, even if the power brick provided is only 65W.I ran the temperature control fan for my Kamado-style smoker off of a 5AH battery and this adapter. It easily lasted a whole 15-hour brisket, and I still had two bars of battery life at the end. I purchased a USB-C to 12V barrel plug PD adapter cord for this application, which communicates with the adapter and request that it natively delivers 12V power. This is the cleanest, most elegant solution and wasn’t possible until this product came out.

It works great with every battery I own. It will charge my phone and laptop no problem. The only thing I wish was different is prongs on the wall adapter that comes with it, as they do not fold like other high quality brands.

I highly recommend this product.I used this for over 1 week on a single battery to keep my cell phone charged at elk camp.Played all the tunes we wanted all week in the evenings.Like the light feature too.I used to have the knock off brand but this is way better.

Love the DeWalt DCB094 USB Charger Kit!It works great with my 20V Max, XR, PowerStack and 20/60V FlexVolt batteries for being charged and for charging a host of USB devices like phones, tablets & USB-C laptops.Make sure you push the USB-C to USB-C cord all the way into DeWalt's charger plug (mine wasn't all the way in and the charge lights would only go on briefly until I removed and re-inserted it several times to break it in).The included 65W charger gets VERY HOT while charging DeWalt batteries so don't leave it near combustibles. I wish it had vent fins that worked as a cord wrap. The electric prongs DO NOT fold down so you may want to replace it with a 100W USB-C charger that does (100W will let you charge and power other USB devices direct like big screen laptops and iPad Pros).The USB hub has air vents on top which is great for reducing heat build up, but it will let in dust & water so I don't recommend using it in dusty or wet environments. The belt clip adds a hangable hook, but I would have preferred an easier to carry handle and USB light as it would be easy to carry and could be used as a lantern (esp useful when the electric power goes out at a job site or at home in a storm).I found that you can charge your DeWalt battery via USB-C AND still charge your phone via the USB-A port at the same time! Because there is only one USB-C port you have to choose between charging your DeWalt battery or powering your USB-C laptop or tablet (would be nice if DeWalt could add a second USB-C port in a future version).When using USB-C cables just know they aren't all the same. There are different specifications that dictate how much power and data they support. Anything in the larger USB-A port is going to be less power. Anything in the USB-C port should be USB-C to USB-C and needs to be at a minimum PD spec (like the cable DeWalt gives you). If you want to use a USB-C cable that gets used for fast data transfer (like between a hard drive and a laptop) you'll want a USB-C spec 3.2 that gives power AND data cable something the PD cable can't do.

I got this device for work not really to use as a charger because I have four chargers I got it to use on a card reader to collect money at work and it has to be plugged in to a power supply for it to work but when I got it I just wanted to check out the charging feature didn't have high expectations but it way surpassed my expectations it charged quite a bit faster then my DCB115 charger I like it alot it's even got a belt clip which I thought was great for portability especially since I'm in the middle of nowhere alot and have to collect payments after installing someone's garage door so the functionality of it is great the only thing that I didn't care for was the price but I guess with all the functions and the 5amp 100w cord and 65w charging block that come with it is a pretty good value for the cost