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Product Description
Recharge two Wii Remotes simultaneously with the Dual Charger Station from CTA Digital. This charge station contains a two-space cradle that allows you to charge and rest two remotes, with or without Wii MotionPlus adapters connected, in an upright position. Also included are two sets of rechargeable 1800 mAh batteries, which are enclosed in a mold that you can attach to the back of your Wii Remote. The Dual Charger Station is powered by a USB cable that attaches from the AC adapter connection (located on the back of the device) to a USB port on the Wii Console. The pack includes a base station to recharge one or two Wii Remotes, a 30-inch USB cable, and two 1800 mAh rechargeable batteries.
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31 of 36 people found the following review helpful
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I was excited to get a dual charger since we were going through regular batteries like crazy and I thought this was a great deal (as far as the price went).
The charger hooks up to a USB (either via wii or computer).
Wii remote has to be charged for 12 hours in order to take advantage of the full capacity. But this has to be done for first use only.
The light indicator lets u know if it's fully charged. Blue for fully charged. Red for charging.
I found this item rather inconvenient because the Wii system has to be on for the charger to work. It doesn't work if the wii is off.
If I had known this I would have purchased something else. It doesn't make any sense that the wii has to be on for it to charge. Who leaves their wii on all the time if they're not playing it?
I have read of other USB charging stations that charge without having the system on.
The charger hooks up to a USB (either via wii or computer).
Wii remote has to be charged for 12 hours in order to take advantage of the full capacity. But this has to be done for first use only.
The light indicator lets u know if it's fully charged. Blue for fully charged. Red for charging.
I found this item rather inconvenient because the Wii system has to be on for the charger to work. It doesn't work if the wii is off.
If I had known this I would have purchased something else. It doesn't make any sense that the wii has to be on for it to charge. Who leaves their wii on all the time if they're not playing it?
I have read of other USB charging stations that charge without having the system on.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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This is a great way to recharge your Wii remotes but be aware that the charger plugs into a computer port and not an electrical socket.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this item when it was on sale for $7.00 That's about all it is worth. The rechargeable batteries take about 10 hours for a full charge, yet they only last a few hours of use. If the battery pack dies while you are playing, it's game over until they recharge.
I am going back to using Eneloop rechargeable AA cells. They last for much longer usage. I can have extras charged & ready when needed.
Skip this product. Buy some Eneloops or Rayovac 4.0 cells & a good charger like the LaCrosse. You will be much happier.
I am going back to using Eneloop rechargeable AA cells. They last for much longer usage. I can have extras charged & ready when needed.
Skip this product. Buy some Eneloops or Rayovac 4.0 cells & a good charger like the LaCrosse. You will be much happier.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Chargers do not work
We purchased these remotes at Christmas time, and have never been able to get them to work AT ALL. I've plugged them into the Wii and my computer, and I cannot get the lights lit... Read more
Published 19 days ago by Karen C.
Works really well and the wiimotes work for a long time.
The charger works great. The lights are really bright. I would recommend this to anyone. It works great with both the motion plus part attached or not. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Gary
It works with limits
I purchased this charger so I didn't have to keep replacing batteries. It works, but you have to remove the cover off your Wii remote to charge. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Roanoke Dodger
Save your Money - Not worth a Penny!
I got this wii remote charger as a gift, and it's complete crap! You'd be better off just buying new batteries every once in a while.
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Published 2 months ago by Seabass
BEWARE - Fried our Remotes
We got this for christmas and right away knew it was a problem. The remotes don't sit well in the charger so you have to carefully balance them to get them to charge.... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Brooks
it didn't work
I purchased this for our WII, it didn't work and hasn't charged the WIImotes. Need to return it, really bummed it didn't work. Plugged it into the console and blinked once.
Published 3 months ago by Stephanie A. Anderson
Good idea that did not work well.
They plug into the Wii so it has to be on for the batteries to charge. I read reviews before I purchased so I was aware of that feature. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Samantha Davis
Okay but not what I expected!
Wii Dual Charger Station.I guess I should have paid more atention to the reviews. Keep your money!I'll be sending this back!! Couldn't wait to receive the Dual Charger. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Tamra Gray
Our 2nd station
We bought this station a couple of years ago when we bought the wii and it works great. It is a little slow to charge but that's not a really big deal for us. Read more
Published 4 months ago by MissyN
This game sucks. And it's not even a game.
This charger takes roughly 7 hours to charge one Wii controller, and the charge lasts for only an hour, MAX. Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. G. Mutter
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