The Best Battery Analyzer, just got cheaper - NLBA Pro Battery Analyzer - Unlock and Repairs

[@xzoli8]

Thanks!

[@GregM]

The $70 per year is only if you shell out $699 USD up front for a 10 year license. Companies come and go so sorry but not going to pay that much $ up front. That is 952.73 Canadian!

[@smilemore209]

I agree, way too much money

[@computersrepaircotesaint-l7407]

@@smilemore209 yep agree

[@nipembedded9976]

How do you do the math ? How many batteries do you think you can repair in a year ?

[@GregM]

@@nipembedded9976 If the developer of this unit closes up shop for what ever reason and the device has issues and I can not get support I will be out the $952 Canadian or whatever I have remaining after repairing batteries to that point. If you are willing to pay $354 USD for the item plus $699 USD for the 10 year license then go ahead and buy the unit and hope it is still working in 10 years.

[@will_doherty]

@@nipembedded9976 I only have one... How many do you think I can repair?

[@karltest1314]

Sorry, still not sold on this. If it was a One-off purchase, then ok. This yearly subscription for a tool is a bad idea. Now selling with a 10 year discount code, providing the company is still around in 10 years, or has not been bought out. You know many would meet up with and buy you and your wife beers too :)

[@nipembedded9976]

Without paying money, how such a business do you think it could exist ?

[@will_doherty]

@@nipembedded9976 How about selling it fairly, and widening your product range so that you don't have to rely on ripping everyone off to make a living? The problem you're going to have some point soon is that you've made your kit so expensive that soon enough it will be cloned, and sold for a fraction of your price. Then you'll have no sales. I for one won't be sad if your unfair practice comes to an end. As someone else mentioned in the comments, your methodology of subscription based sales is against pretty much everything that the right to repair movement is fighting for.

[@gagak84]

agreed. if one off payment/purchase should be ok.. even the laptop manufacturer didnt provided yearly fee

[@nipembedded9976]

​@@will_doherty Just wait for the clone.

[@will_doherty]

@@nipembedded9976 I have no interest in your kit, I wouldn't bother playing around with batteries that are mostly dead anyway, but you can be sure that a clone will be coming. Your unfair practices make it worthwhile for someone to produce one. And we all know where it will be made and sold from. Monopolies never last, and that is largely due to gouging one's customers making competition viable.

[@diannewiggil8300]

I've stopped using mine. The software is installed on my workbench PC, which out of necessity I often need to use for emergency spares for customer machines etc. Even though the mainboard and processor remain the same, if you change your disk or reload Windows NLBA lock my device and I have to request them to unlock it again. They are slow to do this and complain when I make the request. It's a fantastic product, but they need to find a better way to deal with this issue. Until then, I will not be renewing the license.

[@augustinenache9567]

Thanks for sharing this, it's quite important, it is a wonderful device indeed but any type of subscription service it's anti right to repair, quite a lump of money for something you don't own.

[@diannewiggil8300]

That's exactly the point. I bought and paid for the device and have a valid "Unlock" feature subscription, but cannot use it. So who really owns it? @@augustinenache9567

[@nipembedded9976]

We usually respond within 24hours. We have clearly stated that the device works to 1 PC and it is linked to the hardware footprint. This is because we protect the device as much as possible against cloning.

[@GregM]

So the license is hardware locked to the computer you are using. If you have to reload Windows or get a new computer then you have to contact them each time.

[@FixesAndStuff]

@@nipembedded9976 You should try to automate this process as much as possible to avoid the need for manual intervention, just like the Windows activation process or even other 3rd-party softwares, like Lightburn. Ask the user to create an account and associate the user with that license/hardware configuration. Upon logon, the user can update the actual hardware. Limit the update for once a month (for example). Force the software to connect to the internet on startup (or, at least, do it once and keep the licence on cache for a week or so). These are just some ideas that others have implemented to take care of that. Cheers!!

[@will_doherty]

Also, you really should mark this video as a paid advertisement - the many comments from the manufacturer and his shill, together with you asking and thanking people for buying it, make it a little obvious.

[@SunShine24024]

Hello Prof. I checked web site the price it's too expensive. Anyway you are great teacher. Best Regards

[@nipembedded9976]

If we sell the NLBA1 project to Fluke, they will put their logo and will resell such a PRO unique Battery Analyzer for about 9000$ :) Then you will say, ohhh, for 1000$ I am ready to buy it. I am talking only about the NLBA1 analyzer and not the magic Repair Function. Magic Repair function will be sold by fluke most probably for 10k $ per year:) Fluke BT521 Battery Tester costs about 6000$ :)) It is just a cell tester, NLBA1 is much more advanced, unique on the market, and able to analyze Smart Batteries, not cells.

[@Stormcrow667]

​@@nipembedded9976but you've not sold it to Fluke, and let's be honest you're ignoring the feedback here. Everyone is in agreement that the tool is good but too expensive and the idea of a 10 year subscription (seriously, 10 years?) when there's absolutely no guarantees whatsoever that the company will exist in 2 years is a BIG ask. Fluke aren't going anywhere, and whilst I wouldn't consider spending $5k on a battery tester, the people that can justify it will do so on that basis, if I was making a 10 year investment in one tool (!) then I'd spend the extra to buy it from a company that don't exist on a website alone...

[@sniper5406]

@@nipembedded9976 we are not talking about the NLBA, the Analyzer's price is ok you buy it once and thats it its fine , but the subscription is expensive iam not gonna lie and pretend its good sorry but it's expensive for most countries

[@shaandj]

​ Then that will be an expensive mistake for Fluke, at $9000, I don't think even 99% repair shops could afford it. But hey, you know how fair Fluke has thought about their product portfolio? For example they have diy DMMs for $120 to pro multimeters that costs $$$$.

[@gagak84]

you are comparing your company with FLUKE.. even fluke normal multimeter costing about 200 -300usdwe.. thats why technician didnt bought Fluke multimeter. @@nipembedded9976

[@071Rishi]

my bucket list 1 thermal camera 2 io programmer 3 NLB 4 OSCILLOSCOPE

[@ronlevin2339]

mine to, but 4 come before 3

[@abeleski]

Dont forget to add petrol and 20Amps to your list .Thats what good old Sorren used to use :)

[@xloomx1975]

You need osciloscope first bro!

[@071Rishi]

@@xloomx1975 yeah, still thinking bro, live in this country or migrate

[@marianradu7299]

I bought all the list except IO programmer, I am still looking for one. All of this I use for my hobby

[@Roby-q7i]

For a repair shop in England its good but in Romania its crazy expensive. The tool is something special looked an the internet and its the best solution. Wish i had that thing.

[@sniper5406]

well not only in Romania in Algeria too lol crazy expensive

[@karltest1314]

No even cheap in England either. A large part of the time you will be buying a new battery anyway. They licences are still expensive. I'm not paying a one off discount coupon game :(

[@davidbolha]

I mean you already have alternatives now... like CP2112 & Battery EEPROM Works Demo software, using just an Arduino UNO R3 board... 🤔😏 kzbin.info/aero/PLEE8C_lsvw26KyBNYBcG4X8SxOoKIPb9n I saved some interesting videos on this topic on that playlist. 😊

[@nipembedded9976]

Companies that want to save costs and make money use such a device. Many companies in Romania are using it like Altex, Depanero, Diablog Computers, Expert Company, Lazar Computers. The device price is actually the price of a multimiter, and the Reset License is the price of one battery per year :)

[@ErfanRv]

​@@nipembedded9976Maybe you can let go of the greediness and sell a product as you should. You either sell something or you don't. What's up with yearly subscription? You already know repair businesses are against annually payment subscriptions just as we're against not owning a device we buy and having to constantly rely on others. People are still using 50yrs old TEK oscilloscope and imagine if they had to pay yearly subscription for CRT brightness or something like that. And btw team who designed an oscilloscope 50yrs ago are most likely dead already.

[@WFangl]

Useful but expensive tool - I have mine now since a few months: In most of the times after I tried to recalibrate the old battery, I had to exchange it with a new compatibel one - and one needs to be careful which brand to choose. To repair (cell exchange) is a no go in western (i.e. hight labour costs) countries. No doubt its excellent technology - so I spent the money to exclude a battery defect if a laptop or charging shows issues. No argues about the technical value of the device and the efforts and high skills of its inventor - but in high labour costs countries its obvious that one can´t regain its price. (You might buy it for service reasons if you can/want afford it.) Yes, it makes sense in other countries (low labour costs) were one can operate in a niche market to "repair" and recell old batteries.

[@nipembedded9976]

There are many different types of battery defects. We have a lot of customers in the USA, Germany, Uk where labor costs are high. They are not replacing the cells, they are repairing in 3 clicks those batteries that are just over discharged (stored for a long period). There are companies that have thousands of new Genuine batteries just over discharged, paying 269$ for 1 year worth to repair them ? No need to open the battery, no need to replace the cells. According to our logs, our customers repair more than 1000 batteries per year.

[@silvainntumbamulaba5267]

Hi Sorin, the license is still $250 for 1 year

[@justicewasarirevu3412]

If you talk to the manufacturer they have a facility to get a 10 year license. It will cost about $70 a year if you pay for that package at once.

[@markm3784]

This time next year there will probably be a new device on the market with no subscription

[@davidbolha]

I mean you already have alternatives now... like CP2112 & Battery EEPROM Works Demo software, using just an Arduino UNO R3 board... 🤔😏 kzbin.info/aero/PLEE8C_lsvw26KyBNYBcG4X8SxOoKIPb9n I saved some interesting videos on this topic on that playlist. 😊

[@nipembedded9976]

It could be, you can wait :)

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

@@davidbolha Very interesting playlist indeed which I have saved! Thanks!👍

[@flyingtentacle7631]

Seems pretty pointless ngl. It's still like $300 on their website and even if it was $75, why spend $75 plus the price of a new battery when you can just buy a new battery and be done with the repair. 99% of battery problems are a dead or unbalanced cell, not a controller problem. You can jump the battery with a power supply if you really wanted to be cheap and cause more damage via expanding cells or fire, or just replace it with a good battery for $25-40. Not to mention that bypassing a battery lockout like that will land you in deep legal trouble if you hand it back to a customer like that and it causes any damage. No amount of liability waiver will help you in that case, because you're intentionally, and knowingly bypassing a safety device. Not that I'm saying there's a significantly higher risk of issues by doing this, just that all batteries that exist, even brand new ones, have a risk of igniting or exploding. By bypassing their lockout, you are now absorbing all liability if that happens. The new battery might explode as well, but you as a business have done your due diligence and are absolved of liability.

[@davidbolha]

Indeed. Excellent point. 🤔😏👏

[@nipembedded9976]

It looks like you have nothing to do with batteries. Just take a high quality copy battery and open it and take a look inside then we discuss. "99% of battery problems are a dead or unbalanced cell, not a controller problem". It makes no sense, a dead or unbalanced issue means by default a PF flag set in the chip so a CHIP issue :) Our customers recover the license investment price in just 1 day, yes, 1 day, not 2 or 3. Thanks to NLBA1, thousands of genuine batteries are saved daily from being thrown away and replaced by fake copy "high quality" batteries.

[@dmisi1]

@@nipembedded9976 Sorin si Nipembbedded va puteti gandi si altfel daca vreti ,.... gasiti o solutie impreuna. de exemplu daca cumparam produsul prin Sorin la pret de 1/3 vanzatorul primeste in dar poate chiar 10.000 de cumparatori. 1048 de dolari inmultit cu 10.000 de fani ai lui Sorin (plus eu) asta inseamna 3.493.683 de dolari ,... restul de calcule sa faca vanzatorul ,....

[@will_doherty]

@@nipembedded9976 So that's why you have a guy who makes videos for amateur repairers shilling your product? So I may recover the investment in one day? The price of the hardware and licence? You really shouldn't make yourself look so silly.

[@nipembedded9976]

@@will_dohertyYes, in just 1 day ! NLBA1 comes with 10 free days Reset Option. In this period people are not just recovering the investment but they are making a profit. Before NLBA1 is received by them, they collect several batteries and that's it. Take 10 Apple Macbook over-discharged batteries, precharge the cells and reset the chips, If you are good you do it in 4-5 hours. After 4-5 hours you earn money.

[@testingtester6908]

The problem is the license, expensive for what it is and its not permanent making the device not worth it at all.

[@nipembedded9976]

The license for 1 year is the price of 2-3 genuine batteries. If it is better for you to throw away tens or hundreds of batteries in a year then no problem, keep it going :)

[@DIYRepairHour]

@@nipembedded9976 For me the problem is a license. I'm a software developer first, and then a technician second. That said I would never charge limited license, and never did. Not to mention selling hardware and software and still only selling limited license. Battery reset is not all this device is capable of. In my eyes your business model is moraly wrong.

[@testingtester6908]

@@nipembedded9976 There is a chance i have to throw the device away too thanks to planned obsolescence so i don't see the difference.

[@raymonddube70]

@@DIYRepairHour Couldn't be more in agreement with you - the term here is "MORALLY" wrong!

[@an-an]

The price is still 249$ for 1 year and this is pretty expensive!! So funny - you have to laught because of the "hugh" discount of 10$!! 🤣🤣

[@nipembedded9976]

There are different options for Chip Reset License, 1 year, 2 years and 10 years. 249$ is actually the price of 2 Macbook batteries, our customers repair in general hundreds of such batteries.

[@an-an]

@@nipembedded9976 But fixing a couple used batteries (locked) per year makes a 249$ fee extremly expensive. I think a much lower yearly fee would be much attractive. I thought 69$ mentioned in the video per year is a attractive price. I would never buy a 10 year plan in advance.

[@kriswillems5661]

I don't know what is going on between Sorin and this company, but it seems a bit fishy to me.

[@ThermalWorld_]

600€ total! Maybe is fine for repair centers but for a normal user is not a thing. Anyway is still 249€ the subscription.

[@pauldorman]

Agreed. They should have a rate-limited option suitable for hobbyists. I'd be happy with one unlock a week, which should be pretty much free.

[@nipembedded9976]

If we sell the NLBA1 project to Fluke, they will put their logo and will resell such a PRO unique Battery Analyzer for about 9000$ :) Then you will say, ohhh, for 1000$ I am ready to buy it. I am talking only about the NLBA1 analyzer and not the magic Repair Function. Magic Repair function will be sold by fluke most probably for 10k $ per year:) Fluke BT521 Battery Tester costs about 6000$ :)) It is just a cell tester, NLBA1 is much more advanced, unique on the market, and able to analyze Smart Batteries, not cells.

[@ThermalWorld_]

@@nipembedded9976 keep it as it is.. I'm not saying anything about the tool itself, is very nice and very functional.. you can even spread more the advertising to make more money and maybe create more advanced design and maybe version too.. The point is the classic consumer can't effort those prices, is a very awesome tool for repair centers..

[@kriswillems5661]

Fluke is not going to buy it. They would destroy their brand name.

[@sniper5406]

still 249$ Sorin

[@nipembedded9976]

For 1 year, for 10 years it is 699$.

[@laptopDoctorKZN]

Yea I also tried. It's $349

[@azzidoqsc]

You miss understood. What is 349$ ??

[@sniper5406]

@@laptopDoctorKZN well they want us to pay for 10 years so you can get a discount lol

[@JDFARM]

Will this work on anything other than laptop batteries? DeWalt batteries executory.

[@Rudimaximus]

extrem de scump , rentabil numai pentru firme foarte mari care repara laptop-uri in garantie , pentru ateliere de reparatii nici vorba , din pacate....

[@nipembedded9976]

Scump pentru tine, la fel cum un Ferrari este scumpe pentru mine :) Vezi cat costa Fluke BT521 care e doar un banal tester de celule.

[@Electrolab28Ag]

I only repair about 2 to 3 laptop for the year, I would love to buy this but the license is to expensive for me to buy. If it was about $70 per year I would deffenitly buy it. Can't afford to buy 10 years at once. My shop is a very small shop.

[@nipembedded9976]

For 2-3 batteries in a year the Chip Reset Option is free.

[@nadegebaka883]

​@@nipembedded9976 Remove LICENCE option... It is only to ''pump '' our money.... We disagree with with this ''apple system/ Microsoft system...of LICENCE "" dont be wrong...!! People will find an free way to unlock , recharge batteries for their job or business purpose.!!

[@Electrolab28Ag]

@@nipembedded9976 Thank you, I will purchase this tool. How do I go about the purchase and letting them That I only repair 2-3 batteries a year.

[@sniper5406]

8:34 you can't ensure that you live 10 years so ill never subscribe for more than 1 year, 1 year at a time, 10 years subscription is alot and its not guaranteed what if the owner died ? or switch career , even if its cheap its not worth it

[@nipembedded9976]

When we had 1 year, people were asking why not 2 years. When we introduced 2 years people asked why not 10 years. When we introduced 10 years people were asking what if the owner died.

[@eutavi]

@@nipembedded9976 Many ppl are complaining about the price, and the fact that we are not all service companies that make real money from few repairs ....think about a payment system for number of batteries ...10 pack or 20 pack. 10 pack - 20, 30, 40 euros? - you can make a pool on the forum for the ppl to vote ;)

[@sniper5406]

@@nipembedded9976 well iam not people i speak for my self, 10 years for me its alot for a subscription , 2 years 3 years maybe, i can quit repairing i can switch to another career and also i can die no one knows when he dies no one live forever, so what i want to say is 10 years subscription is alot and 100% something will happen so its not a good choice, 2 maybe 3 years its acceptable, but 1 year is good for a subscriber to benefit from, when the year expired i will have the choice to renew or quit that's up to me, and tbh 1 year is too much expensive in my country so, finally everyone have their choices and their opinions, so iam not judging anyone, everyone subscribe whatever he likes

[@azzidoqsc]

What is cheap in your country ? Macbook batteries ?

[@will_doherty]

@@azzidoqsc How much do they pay you to answer all the questions for the manufacturer? Maybe you are his mother? You make it all too obvious.

[@thiagocardoso3190]

the price it's too expensive, for us here in Brazil poopland. $200 ? + tax + the new tax 92% over anything above $50... its bulls!# tired i cant give my clients better quality or improve my work place. I like this channel always relaxing to learn and watch. Wish look for u all.

[@azzidoqsc]

How much is 10 Macbook Genuine batteries in Brazil ? In Romania is about 1500 eur.

[@rogerioayres]

Well... the product is great. But the sell strategy is tragic. Soon or later someone will create a alternative device with affordable price (and desafortunablely that Romanian company will suffer). Pity.

[@nipembedded9976]

@@rogerioayres Fluke BT521 costs 6000$, if Fluke puts their logo on NLBA1 they will ask you for about 9000$ :)

[@will_doherty]

As I posted in a previous video regarding this device, anything needing a subscription for hardware that one has purchased is just scummy. The way you go overboard to praise it just makes it look like you're being paid to promote it. If they locked the battery data when you purchased it, then sold updates for newer batteries, that's one thing, but to keep demanding money for kit one has already paid for is reprehensible.

[@werner.x]

A completely normal behaviour in the automotive world. So, although nobody likes this, it's a common business model nonetheless. That's one of the reason you have to charge for diagnose.

[@johnburrows7938]

He never mentioned the ten year subscription….

[@SalmanNoor-i6r]

Can i get this software without payment

[@techdoc.repair]

Thanks for the info info:)

[@androxilogin]

Honestly, I'm sure it's a great tool and all but I can't really see myself ever using it. People are wasteful these days and just don't care. I also can't see myself paying a subscription for any software.

[@nipembedded9976]

The analyzer does not need any subscription. Chip Reset Option can be bought at any time, with no recurring payments. Do not make confusions.

[@androxilogin]

@@nipembedded9976 I know. The analyzer is another large fee. It's basically just a power supply that is useless without a subscription. Waay too much and reoccurring for its main function. Now if there were a pricing model option for, say, $2 an unlock, I might be inclined to do that sort of thing. It'd be good for the company in the long run as well.

[@pclabrecovery]

I think guys here are confusing the hardware for battery test and the subscrition only for battery unlock. You can have the hardware and software for battery testing without the subscription. I don't unlock batteries, so no need! About the hardware beeing paired with only a PC, well it's a way of protecting. This could be improved yes, but not big issue!

[@nipembedded9976]

Exactly, you can do really PRO analysis using NO subscription. Linking the device to a PC is a secure measurement, anyway, several PC changes are allowed :)

[@smarttechnology5500]

Can this analyzer do for Samsung phone battery

[@WFangl]

Useful expensive tool

[@kriswillems5661]

250 USD per year is very expensive and the comments here of buyers are not positive..... Personally I hate hardware with subscriptions. It is a terrible evolution. It's like buying a BMW with heated seats and then paying a subscription to enable the feature. It is very anti-repair in the sense that pro-repair people tend to assume you own the hardware (including the right to repair) after you paid for it.

[@davidbolha]

To me it sounds like WEF's policy ("You'll own nossing...). 🤔😒

[@gagak84]

yearly fee is expensive for me.. should lower the fee since the equipment also so expensive

[@nipembedded9976]

If we sell the NLBA1 project to Fluke, they will put their logo and will resell such a PRO unique Battery Analyzer for about 9000$ :) Then you will say, ohhh, for 1000$ I am ready to buy it. I am talking only about the NLBA1 analyzer and not the magic Repair Function. Magic Repair function will be sold by fluke most probably for 10k $ per year:) Fluke BT521 Battery Tester costs about 6000$ :)) It is just a cell tester, NLBA1 is much more advanced, unique on the market, and able to analyze Smart Batteries, not cells.

[@gurmon]

@nipembedded9976 at that price no repair shop will buy it. Also fluke wouldn't allow such arbitrary battery unlock. It's too dangerous

[@EBUBE000]

Good evening sir

[@Markus-fw4px]

Subscription model? Lol, yes, never gonna happen.

[@nutsaboutsquirrels553]

I could only dream of such a tool, but sadly, it's just too much money to invest for probably not that much return.

[@TheRiddleNL]

No no noooooooooooooo it's pure mafia pracis.

[@jozsi76t.15]

This tool is unfortunately only for big shops, but not for a hobby repair man as i'm. For me is to expensive.

[@caprairinucai]

Thank you:)

[@mlacika88]

Something wrong, only discount -10usd.

[@mlacika88]

aahh.. :D i finished your vidio.. gr8 marketing. :)

[@SONNYemc]

Still expensive 300+ $

[@nipembedded9976]

Why ?

[@GlishaSo]

its perfect device i would give everything for it but it cost soooooo much its probably most expensive tool in your bench. :( you need to have so much jobs to repair batteries to pay it out ( i speak about poor countries :( here everyone will buy brand new battery before that

[@ahmadisa1094]

Nice tool but to expensive for Hobbyist and Repair Shop. Good Luck on this Device maybe Companies will buy them. i know @sorin wouldnt buy this with his money (Battery Repair Device cost so much) except it was given to him freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

🙏👍😂😁😀

[@InfoDav]

No thanks, I'm for open information. Open source the hardware and the software.

[@azzidoqsc]

Then wait for open source :))

[@RiadhGRINGO]

Thanks

[@shaandj]

While I appreciate the usefulness of this product, the manufacturer's business model is unfair to small businesses and DIY people. Personally, I have few batteries to fix with me as well but no way I am paying that much money for the yearly subscription. If there is a option to pay per repair like couple of $ for each unlock, I will still happy to buy the over priced hardware unit and use it. At this stage they are ripping off customers due to no competition.

[@justinspiredfallout]

Agreed. Even something like $5-10 per battery unlock would be good for a lot of customers. I maybe come across one locked battery every two months so it's definitely not worth it for a small repair business like mine.

[@nipembedded9976]

Our NLBA1 PRO device is not for DIY.

[@jaym5938]

That's a niiice battery... :)

[@orosalsero]

That’s cheap for a business not for a hobbyist doing electronics repair.

[@davidbolha]

kzbin.info/aero/PLEE8C_lsvw26KyBNYBcG4X8SxOoKIPb9n My playlist might provide you with some cheaper alternatives. 😉🤔😆

[@nipembedded9976]

For hobbyist who repairs just a few batteries, I can offer a free license.

[@testingtester6908]

Even for a business its expensive.

[@azzidoqsc]

Yep, for some businesses even a screw driver is expensive.

[@sp7dpt]

@@nipembedded9976 How can I contact you about a free license for my hobby? I repair very few batteries throughout the year.

[@orange11squares]

it's a nice device, i might buy it after i set up a repair shop.

[@tumult4025]

where are the dodgy ways when needed? plz sorin show us some magic to reset/unlock modern batteries without tools. (i knew your other vid with the old round batteries, but this doesnt work on lenovo t470) have a t470 and x270 batteries which died like new (96%) while not loaded for a while. did balance and loaded each cells. they are fine, but no output on the connectors. ive no shop, just tryed to repair my broken stuff.

[@chumatez]

Check the fuse inside the battery

[@azzidoqsc]

You have to reset the chip.

[@tumult4025]

thx! fuses already checked. they are ok

[@tumult4025]

thx! so i got to use this or similar tools ? is there a cheap one for just resetting ?

[@abeleski]

I will never buy hardware that i need to also have a subscriptiin to. They can go jump no matter how good it is. I teach my kids that and try educate everybody else...i am also dissapointed with your $70/year how good statement. Thats a 10 year upfront investment and either way still a subscription service... They can change the features or capabilities or not introduce support for new chips/ batteries in future..

[@nb1843]

sauron the wise

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

I don't find it as enticing even if it's free as I find new batteries cheaper than this expensive toy!😀

[@lee98210]

only best value for a pro notebook repair shop, for repair original battery.

[@lee98210]

only best value for a pro notebook repair shop, for repair original battery.

[@lee98210]

also, it can reset the battery cycle... good for reselling "recycle battery" as "new" after cycle reset. 😉

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

@@lee98210 It doesn't matter whether pro or not as people with SANITY will replace the battery than toying with this expensive toy!😀

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

@@lee98210 Why cheat as it's much better to replace battery? This tool won't be reaching far as I find new batteries is much cheaper!😀

[@Fazlubd]

HOW CAN I AM GET THIS TOOLS IN BANGLADESH GURU

[@will_doherty]

Pay a lot of money for it, then pay a lot more every year to make it work. Easy!

[@waynetaylor2784]

Ridiculous price no chance i will be purchasing

[@azzidoqsc]

For you, yes.

[@ralgor100]

it's still a rip off, don't know why your still recommending it

[@f1remandg]

Exactly as your last point is that it is reducing electronic waste, that is a worldwide problem.

[@diyzona]

Still 250$. Where did you see it for 70$

[@dfear]

it's $70 a year.but only of you buy 10 years up front.

[@diyzona]

@@dfear very good for professional services.

[@spawnx34212484]

The product is nice, but it's way too expensive.

[@waynetaylor2784]

Your losing my respect Sorin , shilling this way way over priced product, relative of yours ? Kick backs ? Dunno but your letting your ethics go ..

[@johnburrows7938]

Fellow romanian

[@Numulea_Official]

I have bought it. I think this will be very useful in my country Indonesia

[@EBUBE000]

Pls i need your help sir

[@dmisi1]

Sorin si Nipembbedded va puteti gandi si altfel daca vreti ,.... gasiti o solutie impreuna. de exemplu daca cumparam produsul prin Sorin la pret de 1/3 vanzatorul primeste in dar poate chiar 10.000 de cumparatori. 1048 de dolari inmultit cu 10.000 de fani ai lui Sorin (plus eu) asta inseamna 3.493.683 de dolari ,... restul de calcule sa faca vanzatorul ,....

[@azzidoqsc]

Iar daca Lamborghini si-ar vinde Urusul la 1/3 din pret, toti posesorii de suv bmw, audi, mercedes, lexus, etc ar conduce Urus. Fa calculele mai departe cat castiga Lambo.

[@dmisi1]

@@azzidoqsc LNBA e mai mult decat un lamborghini , acest produs este pe wishlist de cand s-a inventat laptopul pentru cei care fac service, problema e ca e un drum lung pana ajung la Zero macar la investitia facuta. primul gand al clientului este sa schimbe bateria , nu sa-l "repari" tu.

[@azzidoqsc]

Unii isi scot investitia intr-o zi, altii niciodata, nu e toolul problema tot timpul :)

[@zenos9302]

Still too expensive device and with licence fee on top of it.

[@azzidoqsc]

Yep, it is cheaper to throw away genuine batteries and buy 3-4 poor fake batteries in 2 years.

[@nadegebaka883]

​@@azzidoqscno it is TOO EXPENSIVE that's the truth..!!

[@ALEXCY333]

it's 249 $ bro lol but cheers its look a good device

[@Swenser]

Sorin, did you really pay the 600 coins for this?

[@will_doherty]

Of course not - it's made by a fellow Romanian - it's given in payment of the "free" advertising. Maybe that's why Sorin has his revenue limited? KZbin are not silly, after all. It makes sense that they wouldn't explain the real reason, that way it cannot be easily fixed, and KZbin retain more profit?

[@PeteMcGinnis-j3u]

McLaughlin Vista

[@RomeoDarwin-j7n]

Curt Brooks

[@JoannPamela-h4w]

Boyer Highway

[@BarbPereira-x6x]

Sofia Wells

[@chumatez]

The cost is too high, i bought my last year with one year subscription, but i not able to use it more than x10 , now my subscription is finished. I prefer prepaid.

[@RichardPayne-k1g]

Leuschke Parkway

[@IsaiahDodd-v8c]

Jeffry Underpass

[@LeoMcKinley-f1h]

King Forest

[@sushilsaxena7038]

Sir they sell their products and after that they don't provide support only tell to write on forum and in forum when reply come God knows

[@JosephMartinez-z4g]

Eveline Row

[@RockySimpson-b6n]

Simonis Shoals

[@EzekielMerry-z4k]

Thompson Stream

[@MichaelPugh-w4h]

Rahsaan Summit

[@RosalindDarlene-c1d]

Shanahan Manor

[@corinasechelariu1307]

Great software indeed! Thanks for the review!

[@WhiteheadEd-p3x]

Weissnat Mills

[@FamilyGuy1121]

For such an expensive bit of kit, it looks like a DIY home made device. The subscription model (added to this) puts me off. The fact it is locked to a single device is also off putting. Then you have to question the device accuracy. How do we know the readings are accurate, and, can it be checked (calibrated) as is possible with other high cost devices to ensure your expensive 'battery tester' is giving accurate readings? There are some comments from the device manufacturer saying "If Fluke bought it they would charge $9000". That is speculative. Firstly, Fluke would not buy it, they would re-invent it, secondly, selling a product which looks like a home made device with dated looking software, then basing the price on the basis Fluke 'could' buy it is not realistic and somewhat comical. Serioulsy, it looks good, but if the design, marketting and pricing is anythign to go by, i'll skip it.

[@steveintexas6335]

Now it's time too buy it

[@toufikmahdi3198]

Exuser moi ...mais vous ete null ...vous et votre equipe....tu doit expliquer que se produit a un abonnement et tu doit le renouveler chaque année .....et que vous avez une équipe qui ne repond pas aux message.....mon abonnement est terminée.....j envois des message mais perssone ne repond😢😢😢...et alors je vais la jeter maintenant 😢😢😢

[@jakeb.2990]

lol no way i understand people fixing many batteries can make this work though the business model is asinine btw

[@aliemlek]

👍👍👌👌

[@rampart1234]

Too costly!

[@michuuuuu]

@nipembedded9976 I'm sure you invested plenty of time to develop such a great device, as far as i know there is no competitor who offers this variety of functions. Is this device as well suitable for electric bicycle and vacuum batteries? This is an even bigger market than laptop batteries. Thank you and best regards Michael

[@nipembedded9976]

For the moment only laptop batteries and DJI drone batteries. Also some vacuum cleaners batteries, some printer batteries, any other battery that is using up to 1-4s gas gauge chip.