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Xbox 360 Play & Charge Kit | 
| From: Microsoft Software Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99 Buy New: $11.44 You Save: $8.55 (43%)
New (49) Used (10) from $8.70
Avg. Customer Rating: 99 reviews Sales Rank: 337
Platform: Xbox 360 Media: Video Game Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Batteries Included: No Age: 5 - 20 years Shipping Weight (lbs): 2 Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.5 x 2.7 Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 100728 Model: 882224035385 UPC: 882224035385 EAN: 0882224035385 ASIN: B000B6MLS2
Release Date: June 15, 2006 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Recharge while you play Don't miss a thing! Recharge while you play or when your Xbox 360 is in standby mode. | | • | Know your battery levelYou'll always know your battery levethe battery fuel gauge is shown on the Xbox 360 dashboard. | | • | 25 hours of gameplay per chargeGo at it all night long. The rechargeable battery pack provides over 25 hours of gameplay per charge. | | • | Battery pack needs to be left plugged in to the unit and not used for 5 to 6 hours when the Play & Charge Kit is used for the first time. | | • | The Battery Pack will continue to build up the lifespan the more the pack is charged. |
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Product Description Recharge your Xbox 360 Wireless Controller while you play and kiss disposable batteries goodbye! Complete with a charging cable and rechargeable battery pack, the Xbox 360 Play and Charge Kit is all you need to juice up your Wireless Controller - even in the midst of battle.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 94 more reviews...
Xbox 360 Play & Charge Kit November 13, 2008 This is the best product for any xbox player. Batteries are just too expensive, so the charge and play kit is perfect.
Pretty good, tend to wear out.... November 9, 2008 I (my family) has bought 2 of these, they both worked great, way better than the charging station thing because instead of taking your battery out, putting it in the charging base, taking a battery off the base, putting it in your controller, then finally waiting for your controller to "boot up" or turn on, with this you just see the lights on your controller cycle (green lights around dashboard button spin) plug the cord into your controller ( I keep at least one cord plugged in at all times in the back) and literally "play and charge". That was a monster of a run-on sentence....but one problem, after a few/8 months or so one crapped out, wasn't making a good connection anymore, kept disconnecting internally when still hooked up to the controller ( it still worked if you didnt move around much). Not much later second one had the same problem....they work fine for charging overnight/while not playing once you get a good connection , but while playing the charge light goes out repeatedly so you have to mess around with it 'til it comes back on. Overall it's a good product, not too expensive, good lifetime, would be better if lasted longer.
Doesn't charge with my PC. October 23, 2008 The next two paragraphs are optional. Skip to the last line for my product review.
This is not really a review, more like a warning. I cannot fault Microsoft because nowhere in the product description does it say that you can charge your battery using a PC (or any other USB power source). However, the almighty Internet informed me that this was so. Let it be known: some people on the Internet do not know what they are talking about...including...me (possibly). It is entirely possible that you may receive a Play and Charge Kit that recharges perfectly well with your PC. I believe those that say it works with their PC. I cannot fault Microsoft for my buyer's remorse, but I can fault Microsoft for having "wacky" hardware. You really never know how it is going to go with them.
I bought this product because I wanted to baby my 360, charging my battery exclusively with my computer. I cannot do that now, hence my sour demeanor. Yes, you can turn the 360 "off" (the fan still runs) while charging. It has been my experience that electronics that are "off" no longer produce sound. With all the hardware failure that plagues the system, I would rather not keep my system in this pseudo-off state for six hours every time I wish to charge my battery.
It charges the battery. 5 stars!
Charge time is too slow September 30, 2008 Since this charger charges via usb the charge time is a little slow, you can conect the cable to a computer or charge it y while you play... I didnt give it five stars or four because i never seen completly charge, never seend the light of the cable turn green or turned off... The battery can lats like a week charged playing two hours daily, if it was me i would pay alittle more and go for the XBOX 360 QUICK CHARGE KIT that can cahrge teo batteries at once...
also agood thing of the play and charge kit it comes with a batterie
Not exactly as advertised, but still a good purchase September 8, 2008 First of all, despite what it says on the packaging, you will NOT get 25 hours of play on one charge; more like 5 or 6. Second, the charge indicator is inaccurate and inconsistent: sometimes it'll say it's full when it's actually almost dry, and other times it'll say it's running low when the charge is actually okay.
Not that it's too big of a problem, because when the controller is actually running low on charge, the lights around the Xbox Guide Button will begin flashing. As you're playing, you'll notice the flashing lights out of your peripheral vision. That's when you pause your game, look down at your controller, and see it's crying for more power. You simply plug the cord into either USB port on the 360 and you're set! The light on the charger will be red as long as the controller is still charging, and when it turns green you know it's full.
Overall, I'm very happy with my charger and it's already paid for itself in all the money I've saved in not having to continuously buy more batteries. If you have a cordless controller, this product is pretty much a must-have.
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