Charger question for X2D battery

[JCM-Photos]

All X cameras use the same form factor for batteries.

The first batteries as X1D was launched have less capacity than today, but they are all  interchangeable.

First batteries had also a weird feature, they switched internally off after some days unused and needed a few seconds on a charger to be switched on again !

I still have some first generation batteries working fine, but before going out to shoot I have to verify if that batteries in cameras and spares are switched on and if not just put each unswitched a few seconds in the charger.
In the past I made a few bad experiences, just grabbing the camera bag to go out and once on the terrain having all my batteries switched off.
Solution is having the dual charger with a power bank in the bag.

[Orokaj]

I'm using one of these:
https://www.nitecore.co.uk/products/nitecore-uhx1-pro-hasselblad-camera-charger.html?utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_media=Product+Search&ID=13288&F1=0&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg-D9tbWyggMVQ4ZQBh0JQwKnEAQYASABEgJLuPD_BwE

They are local to me, although they don't allow personal visits. I ordered it online. I have three batteries. While I'm using one the other two are recharging.

Thanks for making me aware of the Nitecore charger; I didn't realize they made one for the XD1 as I do still have ones for the Leica M9 (had ones for the Leica SL and M10)

I would stay away from the Nitecore ones. I have both the Hasselblad dual charger and this Nitecore one, Nitecore one is significantly slower...i have heard similar also from other users. Just get the Hasselblad Hub, its good.

[Whitten]

It is slow, but that doesn't make much difference if you are recharging batteries while using a charged battery.
The Hassleblad charger is a lot more expensive.

[ymc226]

All X cameras use the same form factor for batteries.

The first batteries as X1D was launched have less capacity than today, but they are all  interchangeable.

First batteries had also a weird feature, they switched internally off after some days unused and needed a few seconds on a charger to be switched on again !

I still have some first generation batteries working fine, but before going out to shoot I have to verify if that batteries in cameras and spares are switched on and if not just put each unswitched a few seconds in the charger.
In the past I made a few bad experiences, just grabbing the camera bag to go out and once on the terrain having all my batteries switched off.
Solution is having the dual charger with a power bank in the bag.

I have a question.  The first generation batteries were 3200ma (the ones that go to sleep mode) vs the current generation 3400ma.  Do the 3400ma ones still "time out" in needing to be put back into the charger after they go into a sleep mode?  This review of the Hasselblad vs Nitecore UHX1 charger seems to state that in the conclusions section. https://www.vieribottazzini.com/2019/09/nitecore-uhx1-pro-hasselblad-x1d-battery-charging-hub-review.html. I am going on a trip but will only take the in camera battery and charging cable/charger that came with the camera to minimize carry ons and don't want to be stuck with an inoperable camera.