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Edited by Alex Grandzam:
1/13/2015 4:22:18 PM
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A Question about Xbox One Controllers
My xbox controller went through batteries ridiculously fast. I had to replace the batteries every few days. I just got a charger yesterday. I'm just curious has anyone else had this problem?
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I use the charge and play kit battery in my main controller and rechargeable batteries in my limited edition titanfall controller that my girlfriend uses. I usually get about 2-3 days of play before I have to plug in, no biggie. Also the plug in for it is compatable with my phone, and tablet so...... Micro USB ftw
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Edited by Wobbly Wombat: 1/14/2015 12:18:58 AMThe Xbox one controller is power hungry. Use Duracell 2200 mAh rechargeables. You will get about 25 hrs between charges.
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Vibration and mics that plug straight into the controller kill the battery fast.
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I use rechargables. Because cheapness.
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YES! The struggle is real when it comes to looking for batteries. My batteries die within two days.
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2 RepliesTurning off the vibration will help as well
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Mine lasts for a vary long time. (Compared to my 360 controller). The headset can drain the batteries fast though.
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Vibration burns the battery so if you play a game with a lot of vibration that happens most games you can turn it off though
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Lol dont use it 24/7
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No, because I bought a play and charge pack.
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Rechargeables.
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I've been using rechargeable AA batteries since I bought mine. That's the best way to go.
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1 ReplyEdited by Xboxdotcom: 1/13/2015 4:17:15 PMIt lasts 50 hours.... How is that fast?
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1 ReplyI play on my Xbox One every few hours a day, sometimes leaving it on whilst I do something else, and yet I haven't had the need to change the batteries for a while now. It all depends on the brand you're using and how many hours a day you game.
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Rechargeable batteries, it's the only way to go if you're using batteries. Bigger upfront cost, and they do die a little quicker, but keep a set in the charger at all times you're good.
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Mine lasted nearly a week of intense gaming. I'm talking several hours a day. But you should probably get a different brand of battery. Also, how long do you game during the week?
