Oxford Oximiser Pro 1250

I assumed this device would be plug and play. Once connected, and powered on, you have to manually select the type of battery you have and the voltage. I had no idea what type of battery I have so had to contact my dealer. It does state in the instructions that selecting the incorrect battery type can damage your battery. I have friends who own the cheaper/ older oximisers and they are literally connect and turn on. Think this 1250 Pro is over kill in terms of tech and performance. I'd go with a simpler, cheaper option next time.

Easy to use although the battery type along top of the screen when selecting 'mode' is about 1 atom high... Once you have read it a few times with a powerful magnifying glass you know what it shows. It reaches the 14.7 / 14.8 voltage required to properly charge AGM batteries, I have also used it on the calcium / Silver Yuasa batteries in our cars,, which also need the higher voltages. The standby voltage on my AGM bike battery has gone from the 12.5 to 12.6 up to 12.8 / 12.9 it is supposed to be with AGM, so I suppose my previous dogsbody charger was never charging the AGM properly.