Rechargeable Battery Pack for Xbox One Controller ,4x2600mAh Xbox One Controller Battery Pack ,High Capacity Rechargeable Batteries with Charging Dock for Xbox One S/X ,Xbox Series S/X Controller

My son will go on binge gaming sessions on the weekend and can easily go thru a set of batteries during that time period. If he has friends over they too need batteries, hence the need for this nice little set of rechargeables! No more dead batteries!

Everyone has the issue of the controller battery dieing during gameplay. With this my daughter and I can play for hours and when the battery message pops up we just grab another one and place the dead ones on the charger and continue playing.

This is actually cooler than I thought it was going to be. Its way easy to just snap batteries into this holder and swap them out while youre playing. In between matches the second I get the low battery notification its so simple to swap these out and continue playing, love them

We had purchased a similar product a couple years ago and thought it was GREAT but this is MUCH BETTER. The extra mAh is the difference. If you are on the fence get the most mAh that you can afford. It makes A BIG DIFFERENCE.

This is a great pack of extra rechargeable batteries and charger. I usually buy packs like these once a year since I play a lot and batteries dont last. These look like higher-quality batteries and hope it lasts a lot longer.

When I used the battery for the first time, the battery bloated and got very hot, I immediately got it out of the controller but it kept getting hotter and started leaking gas

The battery melted one of my controllers and another isn’t working! Would not recommend

These batteries feel like two AA batteries wrapped together with electrical tape inside of some kind of support structure. They are not a solid block like I was expecting, but there is no internal movement - you can just see the shape of the batteries inside. They plug in nicely to the charging stand, and the stand can be plugged into the Xbox for power (or to any USB outlet). I didnt like that the lights are always on, but its easily rectified by unplugging it. I felt that I could easily unplug it and not worry about keeping batteries on the charger, because they do last a lot longer than what Ive been used to. The Xbox batteries that I have been using are 1100 mAh, and the charging system that I had seemed to be failing (i.e. batteries were not keeping the charge they used to and was blinking on the charger). That is why I started looking for new batteries. As these are rated 2600 mAh, I expected them to last for a least couple of weeks instead of many days (based on my playing time per day, which is probably at least 4 hours per day). So far I have not been disappointed. I charged them and have been using the same battery for about a week and its still showing about a 75% charge. Previously, I placed my controllers on the charging stand, as the batteries charged through a hole in the battery cover. I cannot do that with these batteries, because they charge from the end. It wont be as easy to swap controllers when the batteries die on me, as I would need to remove the battery and plug in the replacement instead of just picking up the second controller that was sitting on the charger and swapping. However, I dont feel that this is a significant detriment. I could easily keep two batteries fully charged and a third in the second controller, which sees far less time active. As long as I dont forget to change the batteries after playing, Id still have a backup. Really, the only downside to these is that they are not integrated into my controllers and take extra room on the little table I have the Xbox on, even if it is not very much. I dont want to leave them plugged into the charger. It says that it has the ability to sense when they are full and not overcharge, and it does indicate fully charged with a green light, but I dont like it. I was able to pop up the controller based charger stands when they were done, disconnecting them from the power source, and I wish that this had something similar, but for the cost and the amount of play time you could put on the stored power, I think its a great deal if youre willing to put in a little more effort to manage the batteries. Update: I am revisiting this review, because Ive found that the batteries are not keeping the charge that they used to. I must replace them much more often. Where it may have been two to three weeks the first time, now its after only a few days. I still have four batteries to rotate through, so theres enough power to go around for awhile, but I am dissatisfied with how quickly they seem to be decaying and losing their maximum charge. It still takes overnight to get them charged, but they dont last as long. Dont get me wrong, its enough to play without interruption for a night, unless the capacity continues to fall off.

Got these for the longer battery life. Same basic setup as the 1500mAh version, but Im not liking the batteries. The batteries just arent constructed as well as the 1500mAh version and you have to make sure you orient them properly. They also fit just a smidge too tightly in the controller. Combined with the reviews of fires, Ill be keeping a very close eye on these. UPDATE: No fires or heat issues in any of the ones I got and I LOVE the longer battery life. They still fit a bit snug for my liking, but rechargeable batteries are a game of tradeoffs.

I really like this charger. With four batteries charging Ive always got power when needed. Looks like a space ship also.