Quick question! How easy is it to charge a Playstation Move® Controller (either kind) without a docking station? Not easy, is it? It rolls around, falls on the floor, your dog eats it, then you have to clean up glowing poo in the back yard... ok, maybe not that last part, but you get the idea. And, while I had a dreamGEAR charging dock that had room for one Move® Motion and one Move® Navigation Controller, but since I had two Motion controllers, this posed a problem. Thus, I browsed around online and settled on the Sony Playstation Move® Charging Station.
Construction
The Sony Playstation Move® Charging Station (henceforth referred to as the PMCS) is constructed from heavy-duty plastic and includes an A/C charger which plugs into the back of the unit. The two grooves have a contact at the bottom to charge the controller once it is seated within the unit.
Performance
There is not really a lot to elaborate upon here. Simply put, the PMCS functions as it is designed to; plug it in, pop in your two controllers (note that the ports can charge both the Move® Motion and Navigation controllers interchangeably), and anywhere from a half-hour to an hour later and you will have a charged (set of) controller(s) ready to go for a gaming session. With the flexibility to charge either controller in each port, you will always have whichever device that you use most often at hand!
So, What's the Verdict?
If you have more than one Sony Playstation Move® Motion and/or Navigation Controllers, this charging dock becomes indispensable. It keeps your controllers upright and stored neatly, and can accommodate two of the same or one of each of the controllers for charging. The ultimate in simplicity, you just set the controllers in the grooves in the dock, ensure that the dock is plugged in and getting juice, and let it go! What more could you ask for?
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The package came earlier than the estimated delivery time and the design is very convenient. It isn’t bulky so you can literally hide it on a shelf or something. It comes with a cord that is a decent length. The only bad thing about it is that yes the lights don’t work. When I first started charging my controllers the right side lit up but after I took it off to use and put it back to charge, the light no longer appeared. But I did test it out and it does indeed charge the controllers to 100%. It is also very easy to put the controllers into the port even with the straps on because there is a small opening for it to come out of.
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Excellent Design & Vlaue for money from SONY
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Charges move and ps4 DualShock 4 controllers!!👍👍
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Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2018
I initially bought it because it's Sony and quality should be on par with PlayStation products and was only about 10$ more than third party products.
After receiving the charger today I was very pleasantly surprised to find that it comes with 2 adapters that allow ps4 ds4 controllers to be charged on this charger as well. That alone justifies the extra cost as you can charge move controllers and ps4 controllers with this charger.
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