Energizer - Microsoft-Licensed Energizer 2X Charging System for Xbox One

This charger kit is awesome! I just set my controllers on it when not in use and know they are always fully charged when I need it. Everything is super easy and convenient and it just works!

I have had this charger for a few weeks now, and would recommend this product to a friend. The batteries charge on the back, which is the only complaint I had. I have the 360 charger by energizer and they go into the charging port of the controller, but its fine. I am not sure of the full charge time as I usually set my one controller on it after playing then grabbing the other. I have had zero issues with this product and, again, would recommend to my friends.

I had to wait a while to get one of these, but it was well worth it! As a guy that may play for 5 minutes or 8 hours..the last thing I wanna worry about is batteries. Even though the new X1 controller has amazing battery life..it's still a major pain to have a battery die..and have to scramble around for replacements in the middle of a multiplayer..or intensive co-op session. You no longer have to worry with this bad boy. It charges quickly..and the charge lasts longer than I can play. (Well over 12 hours) One cool feature is it's really easy to set the controller in. Another..slightly more important feature..is rhat this charger continues to stay lit..and to maintain the charge..after the unit is fully charged. That to me..is a very big deal! I had a couple of Nyko chargers in the past..and I'll admit they do a pretty good job. I even use one ony 360. The problem is that the battery may drain and die sitting in the cradle because the Nyko chargers don't do anything once the battery is charged. This caused two problems. The first..and most obvious problem is the fact that you may find yourself with an uncharged controller. The other problem..for me at least..is that I keep the charger in a cabinet and it's much easier to find in the dark. The bottom line is, it's a great product at a great price!

When you get the chargers it looks pretty nice I like the way it looks in my entertainment console. The batteries are NiMh and they kind of look like they took 2 batteries and taped them together (which I'm more than fine with) kind of like wireless landline phones. You get a new backplate that has a hole in it for the contacts on the batteries to hit the contacts on the stand. The first time I put it on it took me a few tries to get it to fit right but the second controller was much easier. The batteries do come pre-charged but I really can't tell you how much since I synced the controllers then put them on the charging base to charge. The base lights up green when they are fully charged and red while charging. You have to slide them in just right to line up the holes but it's fairly easy since the clear hook has a notch that you line up with the Xbox button on the controller, so as long as those line up as you are putting it in you will have no problem. The cons: Nothing holds the controllers to the base except for the clear hook, if you have kids and they run around and you don't have the base in a secure area the controllers could very easily get knocked off of it. I normally wouldn't care but since they are new and cost $60 each I want to prolong their life as much as I can. If a battery pack goes bad after a year or two will I have to buy a whole new base unit to just get a new battery? I am not giving it a minus on stars for this point since I haven't researched this much but I think I will. It would be nice to just buy new packs and maybe that is an option I just don't know.

This does exactly what one would expect. Instead of burning through disposable AA batteries which the Xbox One controllers love to consume, you just pop it back into the little stand and it's charged and ready to go whenever you are. Forgot to charge it up? No problem, the battery packs last for many hours. Easy way to save money and keep some batteries out of the landfills at the same time.

I was concerned that this was "too-cheap" compared to the rest of the official Xbox battery chargers in the same isle - but I'm glad I didn't spend more money - this works great. It's cool looking (especially with the green or red lights denoting charging status) it charges fast and it actually looks pretty cool next to my system. Get it and stop worrying.

No batteries no fuss with this charging system. It was only $30, to stop you from constantly buying double AA batteries. Red light means it's charging and the green light means it's fully charged. I haven't taken my controller all the way down to nothing but it has lasted me days without charging. A no brainer of a purchase.

After purchasing over 30 AA's for controllers I started looking for something that didn't make Mother Earth cry as much as the improper disposal of batteries that occurs with all of us. Oh, you properly dispose of your batteries? Really? When's the last time you said, "Hey, I'm headed down to the neighborhood battery disposal point to dutifully place these 2 AA batteries into the proper receptical, anyone want to joining that rocking party?" Yeah, never happens. You know you're in your kitchen rummaging through the junk drawer hoping you have two more batteries left somewhere, can't find them, then you start eying your remote and doing math. You're just about to steal those and then you remember, oh, my weight scale has two and I know those are good because I've never used it. Then you're in the bathroom on your knees, rip out those batteries, replace the ones in the controller, hit the power button to make sure it works, and then you toss the old ones in the garbage next to dental floss that you lie to your dentist about using twice a day. Oh, this charger glows different colors when they're charging/charged. So there's that.