Rechargeable batteries query?

I decided to buy extended life rechargeable AA batteries (2650mAh) to extend the use of my digital camera before recharging.
However, I have discovered that the charge time listing on my "Uniross X-Press 700 Slim Charger", only lists batteries type/capacity up to "2500mAh Ni-MH".
Could someone advise me whether I will still be able to recharge these higher 'MAh' batteries in my Uniross, even though the 2650mAh capacity is not listed ? Thanks.

Yes, sir. I have several different chargers for different purposes, and the AA batteries you mention charge O.K., although a full charge may take longer than for Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries.

I am such a 'meanie' that I even re-charge non-rechargeable batteries in my chargers, for about an hour, without damage to either! Naturally, they do not charge fully but they take enough of a charge for use in low-power devices such as AA for my carriage clock and AAA for many remote controls, such as for T.V. and DVD/CD machines.. The latter 're-charged' batteries last only for a few months - but 'every little helps', especially if a remote control 'runs out of juice' when the shops are shut and you need a quick replacement.

It'll charge them fine. Just take a little longer.

AFAIK you can charge any capacity as the chargers are the same.

I charge 2700 and 2800 all the time in charger I bought about 15 years ago.

Yes. Your 2650's are an unusual size.