BETAFPV HexaCharger: 6-Port 1S LiPo Charger (BT2.0/PH2.0)HexaCharger 1S Charger (Pro & Standard) BetaFPV Stop trying to charge your 1S batteries using that dodgy USB stick charger that came with your RTF kit; we both know its a fire hazard waiting to happen. The HexaCharger 1S Charger is the 2026 essential for anyone who values their house not being on fire. Whether you go for the 24W Standard or the 78W Pro, youre getting six independent channels of PD 3. 0 charging that actually respect your time. With

HexaCharger 1S Charger (Pro & Standard) | BetaFPV

Stop trying to charge your 1S batteries using that dodgy USB stick charger that came with your RTF kit; we both know it’s a fire hazard waiting to happen. The HexaCharger 1S Charger is the 2026 essential for anyone who values their house not being on fire. Whether you go for the 24W Standard or the 78W Pro, you’re getting six independent channels of PD 3.0 charging that actually respect your time. With the 2026 UK drone regs making everyone sweat over Flyer IDs for anything over 100g, at least your Air65 II batteries will be charged and ready while you’re still arguing with the CAA website about Remote ID.

Why You Want It

Look, we know you’ve been eyeing the VIFLY WhoopStor V3, but BetaFPV just dropped the mic with a 3A-per-port maximum on the Pro version. That’s enough juice to charge a 580mAh LAVA battery in 17 minutes—fast enough that you won't even have time to finish watching a Joshua Bardwell deep-dive into ESC protocols. It features a 1.3” TFT color display that actually tells you what’s happening, unlike those "blinking LED" enigmas that leave you guessing if your battery is full or just planning its retirement. It’s palm-sized, handles LiPo and LiHV, and has a storage mode because leaving your batteries fully charged for a week is a great way to turn them into spicy pillows.

Specifications

What’s in the Box*

• 1× HexaCharger 1S Charger (Standard or Pro)
• 1× User Manual (Which you’ll read only after something goes 'beep')

Features and Highlights

• Six Independent Channels — No parallel charging nonsense. Each battery gets its own dedicated babysitter to ensure it reaches exactly 4.35V without a tantrum.
• Active Cooling System — Alloy fins and a high-flow fan. It keeps the charger cool even when you're pumping 78W into six batteries at once.
• Physical Safety Design — Fool-proof ports that prevent you from plugging things in backwards after three hours of sleep at a weekend race event.
• Storage Mode — Automatically brings your cells to 3.85V. Your wallet (and your batteries) will thank you when they actually last more than 20 cycles.

Usage Notes

For the Pro version, use a 100W PD 3.0 adapter if you actually want that 3A per port speed. If you use a cheap 5W phone charger from 2012, the HexaCharger will charge your batteries sequentially, which is basically the charger's way of telling you to do better.

Choosing Your Power Level

The Standard 24W version is perfect for the casual indoor whooper who isn't in a massive rush. The 78W Pro version is for the "I need to fly NOW" crowd—those professional racers and hardcore freestyle addicts who treat 1S batteries like disposable tissues. Both fit in your pocket, both look cool, and both help us fund our next batch of "secret" prototypes that we’ll probably leak on Instagram next month.

Disclaimer

Charger does not come with a wall brick because we assume you already have twelve of them in a drawer somewhere. Core functionality guaranteed; your ability to not lose the M1.4 screws is not.

Still Here?

If you're still reading this, you’re probably waiting for your current serial charger to finish so you can finally go to bed. Stop the suffering. The HexaCharger Pro is literally designed for people like you who obsess over real-time voltage and 9,000 RPM fans. It’s the ultimate 1S battery management station that fits in your palm. Add it to your cart, pair it with some LAVA batteries, and let’s get those flight times up before the UK government decides we need a license to breathe near a drone. Move fast—our stock levels are more volatile than a 1S battery at 3.2V.