Hey genius: a wireless controller is not perpetually powered. You do have to charge it eventually.
The plug & play charging kit, though an added $20 expense, is a worthwhile investment. You will never need to buy batteries again. In the experience I've had with mine, a full 2-3 hour charge lasts a whole week of play.
If you feel it's that much of an inconvenience, go trade it in at Gamestop or somewhere else, towards a future purchase.
I LOVE my wireless controller. I barely ever have to change the batteries. I've had my controller since march and I've changed the batteries three times.
Hey genius: a wireless controller is not perpetually powered. You do have to charge it eventually.
Wow, really i didn't know that, good call
what i was saying is the wireless controller i have brand new battery's last about 2 days at the most. And i'm not buying the plug and play kit, that kind of defeats the purpose of a "wireless" controller.
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what i was saying is the wireless controller i have brand new battery's last about 2 days at the most. And i'm not buying the plug and play kit, that kind of defeats the purpose of a "wireless" controller.
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I've got nothing but love for those little multicolored bricks of plastic. Just listing them as an option since they require no power and have no cords.
plug and play:
Battery goes down, just plug it in and keep going.
quick charge:
Battery goes down, you have to take the battery pack out, put it on the charger, put the charged one in the controller, then turn the controller back on.
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