Xbox Play and Charge Kit USB

As a new Xbox user, one of the things that I was immediately surprised by was that every single controller seems to have the same issue. They all include batteries. but these are non- rechargeable, store bought Eliminate this problem for yourself. With this charge kit. It's great! If you're OK with store bought batteries, then that's fine. If you're like me and you like the option to recharge, but don't want to have to worry about throwing your batteries away when they absolutely finally die., this is your go to. I'm using it in both of my Xbox controllers. the original controller that came with my machine and. a scuff instinct pro. If you're worried about the fit. check your model number on your controller, or just ask a fellow gamer friend if you can This particular item is definitely worth the money. *Gamer tip*. Anyone experiencing connectivity issues, especially in the middle of a game., may notice an immediate improvement. or elimination of, this issue with the use of this battery pack. I sure did. Just make sure the battery pack has had a chance to fully charge before you unplug and enjoy.

Works well on PC with Xbox Series S/X controller. Good battery life.

Bought this to try and see if it would work in an older Xbox One controller. This was half the price of the "Made for Xbox One" kit and worked perfectly.

No complaints! It fit and still workings months in.

Original rechargeable battery for Xbox gaming controller.

I don’t write negative reviews unless I feel I looked up all possible replacement options so here we go.I got the Xbox Play and Charge kit in August 2023 and I would’ve rated this a 5 star up until a couple weeks. The battery simply won’t charge or doesn’t charge past “Critical” level. I leave this plugged in while I play and overnight and I can’t get the battery to charge. When it’s plugged in, I only get the “Plugged In” status, which you get if the battery is removed and the controller is plugged in. I use the usb-c cord this came with and the controller turns on and says plugged in so I know it’s not a cord or controller issue. I had the previous version, the Xbox One Plug and Play kit, and that battery lasted nearly 10 years while this new version lasts 10 months.Microsoft’s help page is also severely outdated, only linking the troubleshooting to the aforementioned Xbox One Plug and Play kit. The cord provided in the modern Xbox Play and Charge kit doesn’t have the charge light indicator as stated so you don’t know if the battery is charging when plugged into the wall or while the Xbox is off.Overall, buy at your own risk and don’t expect to find help through a warranty. The warranty for accessories is linked to your console so if your console warranty is out, you pay to get the charge kit serviced, along with the shipping, even if the accessory was purchased a full year after the console warranty expires. I didn’t call anyone for this issue, this day and age, I shouldn’t have to. This is all just based on Microsoft’s website and support community. Like me, let’s see where all these 5 star reviews are a year from now.

Battery has roughly 5 hours of play time. It shuts down abruptly with no warning of low battery. I get 10 hours of play time using lithium batterys.Xbox needs a better controller and battery.

These rechargeable batteries are super easy to install and double the life of using the AA batteries. It's also a huge money saver if you are someone who is going to be gaming on your Xbox quite a bit. If you have bought batteries for these controllers more then 12 times, you have probably already paid what these batteries cost. This is a must buy and the easy installation means you can always go back to AA batteries at any time with ease.