Every time car chargers come up we get the same set of questions

As the poster above hints have a look at the CTEK site for the Dogs danglies when it comes to chargers, .
These(lidl/aldi) are clones that do enough for most people at sensible prices.
connect and forget till you need the car.

this is a 3.8A your closest CTEK is the MXS 3.8(£40-£50),
a good mid ranges is the 5A version MXS 5.0(£40-£60)

For more rapid charging you need a different product with higher currents, not all are connect and forget.

if you want to start you car now you don't need a charger you need another battery(car or battery pack starter).

they come with a​ 3 year guarantee, I've had the aldi and lidl version of this for about 5 years with no problems, use them both regularly for motorhome.

I've had 2 of these over the past 5 or 6 years both failed after 2 years after a handful of uses. Would never buy again.....

Thx

is this suitable for charging quad bike batteries ?

thanks for the car stuff reminder ,
I'll get some wiper blades and bulbs

..Aldi do reduce these, if your near an Aldi, may be worth popping in, my local had them yesterday at £10.99...but have seen as low as £6.99...
Not sure on quality, but usual 3 years of warranty, can't really go wrong

Would these be OK for a Battery on a 1.9 Diesel Car does anyone know ?

This will be a white-good rebranding, does anybody know which one it is? The most important part is how fast it charges and it doesn't say.

Approximately how long does it take to charge a flat battery?

Quite a slow output voltage. Think it read max 3.8a so will take a good 24hrs plus to fully charge a decent sized car battery. Personally would spend a bit more for one with a higher rated output. Plenty circa 20/25 quid on amazon. Maypole to a 12v output with fast charge which is pretty good. Not sure if amazon was also still doing 15% off first car product orders.