Play & Charge kit

[Marvin Wong]

Does anyone use it? I might buy that thing because my batteries always run out.

[Negative Creep]

I got one for Christmas, and I love it.

[Hanger]

All the time....definately recommend....

[ODIN]

I'd go with the Quick Charge Kit. That's what I got and it works great.

[Sgt. Knuck]

Originally Posted by ODIN-027

I'd go with the Quick Charge Kit. That's what I got and it works great.

Oh cool, so it charges faster then the original one? Also how much more money is it?

[Marvin Wong]

It's 10$ more than the Play & Charge. I already have batteries with a charger so I don't need it.

[BoyEngland]

FYI

I have the quick charge and its perfect. What's the point in making a wireless controller into a wired one by using the play and charge?

The quick charge can recharge 2 totally dead bettery packs in about 4 hours, giving you 25 hours of battery life to play with. 25 hours is more than enough gaming time, and for $10 more, totally worth it.

Play in the day, stick it on the charger at night. Much better than a wired-wireless controller.

[NUN-PUNCHER]

I've been using Energizer Regchargable AA batteries around my house for a while before I got my 360. Good for all my 1,000 remotes

Energizer - NiMH Compact AA/AAA Battery Charger - CHDCWB-4

10 Minutes and they're baked.
Ever since Darth Vader had problems with his Light Saber and needed the Energizer Bunny to show him the way of the force, I've been a fan.

[Sgt. Knuck]

Originally Posted by Marvin Wong

It's 10$ more than the Play & Charge. I already have batteries with a charger so I don't need it.

Same here.

[GreenStreak]

Originally Posted by BoyEngland

FYI
Play in the day, stick it on the charger at night. Much better than a wired-wireless controller.

Totally worth it? More like totally a waste of $10.

Say your batteries run out in the middle of a clan match on R6V. With the play and charge, no problem! Plug the wire in and you're all set.

Why can't you do the same thing with the play and charge kit? Play during the day, and charge at night. Does the same thing as the quick charge, but you also have the security of knowing it won't matter if the batteries run out in the middle of a game. Sure, you could buy an extra battery pack for the quick charge so you'll always have a fresh one, but then you're spending $20 more. I don't see how it's worth it, when the play and charge is better anyway.

Yes Marvin, get the play and charge.