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Xbox One Play and Charge Kit
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- Compatible with the original Xbox one wireless controller and the new white Xbox wireless controller
- Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery pack. Compatible with Xbox One X, Xbox One S, Xbox One, Windows 10
- Charging cable. Fully charges in under 4 hours
- Battery chargers: Automatic Shut-Off, Mini-USB connector
- Say goodbye to AA disposable batteries
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Play on and on
Keep the action going with the Xbox One Play & Charge Kit. Recharge while you play or afterwards, even when your Xbox is in standby. The long-lasting rechargeable battery fully charges in under 4 hours.* Say goodbye to disposable batteries and having to swap them out in the middle of a game.
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Charges while you play and when the console is in standby mode. |
Fully charges in under 4 hours*. |
Up to 30 hours of battery life on a single charge. |
*when charging from the Xbox One console
Product Description
Keep the action going with the Xbox One Play and Charge Kit. Recharge while you play or afterwards, even when your Xbox is in standby. The long-lasting rechargeable battery fully charges in under 4 hours. Say goodbye to disposable batteries and having to swap them out in the middle of a game.
• Charges while you play and when the console is in standby mode
• Save money by not having to buy AA batteries for your Wireless Controller
• LED charging indicator on the cable
• Fully recharges under 4hrs.
Product information
| ASIN | B00DBDPOZ4 |
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| Release date | November 22, 2013 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,091 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #5 in Xbox One Chargers |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 5.9 x 5.6 x 1.6 inches; 6.4 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Item model number | S3V-00013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | June 1, 2013 |
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017
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I switched to a different brand of battery and that other brand worked flawlessly.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017
My real issue is that the Xbox One controller should have included a rechargeable battery out of the box. A rechargeable battery and USB cable should not cost $25, even if they have the official Xbox branding on them. A Dualshock 4 for the PS4 only costs $50 and has a rechargeable battery built right in, whereas if you buy an Xbox One controller and a play & charge kit you will be spending about $85 since the base controller itself is $10 more, even without a battery.
I bought this because I got a good deal on my Xbone controller and decided to go hog wild, but I can't help but feel a little dirty for enabling Microsoft to continue nickle-and-diming their customers for such a basic feature that should be included with a controller that costs $50-60. If you want the official Xbox quality and are willing to pay for it then by all means, get this kit. I am simply writing this review to voice my dissatisfaction with Microsoft's prices for something that the controller should have included without an additional cost attached. Whether or not a battery is worth $25 is up for you to decide, but I think Microsoft should have given their customers a better deal.
I have not been using the battery peripheral much at all since the initial buy, whether for gaming, Apps, or anything else.
Battery was fully charged when I finally decided to power back up a few days ago, but it died so fast! It seems like this product has a rapid deterioration problem with the charging cell. Within the last 2 weeks the battery drops to dead in a matter of moments. I have to basically keep it on a plug for fear of it dropping during a game. Not sure why it punked out so quickly.
Disappointing. Thought this product would be beneficial in the long run not having to buy batteries. Not the case.
I've noticed when playing games like Call of Duty or Fallout, I'll get a message saying my controller is off. Look down and it's off and won't turn on. Couldn't figure it out for a long time, until one Black Ops 3 match and I pressed the battery pack into the controller a little harder and it turned on just fine. I guess it doesn't get a good contact and comes off a little. As far as I can tell, there's no wiggle in it and it's in there pretty solid. It's annoying enough for me to consider going back to buying batteries in bulk. If you're not a hardcore Call of Duty, or similar, player you may not have this issue. For a casual player, this may serve you well. I actually had one for my XBox 360 and I loved it. I had zero issues with it and it was great.
You CAN plug it in and charge it while you're using it, which is kinda nice but at that point why not just get a wired controller? Also, I have noticed battery life is very low, but I have had the Play and Charge kit for over a year, so it's probably just a limitation of the battery being charged over and over.
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This kit is well priced at $31.30 (at time of purchase) and comes with the rechargeable battery pack itself and a super long Micro USB. So if you're like me and going on a sick Chell run you can hit the can without pausing your game.
Battery life is great, I used to use a dead controller as an indicator to interact with the outside world, now I go days without sunlight so that has its positives and negatives. But in terms of controller life it is nearly triple of your standard AA Duracell batteries.
It’s a genuine Microsoft product as well and works as it should. I really have no complaints other than I currently need a shower. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to be able to afford Doritos again!
Bought three of these at the start of March. None of them now work. Even the charging light has stopped working on my one. My son's controller dies as soon as he removes the charger; mine within half an hour and getting worse. My husband's can either go two days or turns off as soon as the wire's removed - no pattern to it.
They're basically expensive ways to convert wireless controllers into wired controllers.
Even my wireless hoover lasted longer than thaese and it wasn't even a lithium battery.
I have honestly wasted £90 on something that has broken before even three months is up.
A duração da bateria é excelente, dura muito tempo, vale o investimento.
Reviewed in Brazil on September 11, 2019
A duração da bateria é excelente, dura muito tempo, vale o investimento.
My experience of 3rd party batteries for Xbox controllers has been mixed, some don't last long, some are just plain rubbish. However, the official one while expensive is reliable and lasts a few years.
I did think the packaging was a bit OTT, lots of excess cardboard and paper that went straight in the bin












