Good price but rechargeable batteries better value and last longer per charge
vulcanproject to ontheqt
11 Jan 17#17
I have a decent but cheap Xtar charger and a bunch of quality rechargeables that I use. Even the cheap Tronic 2300mah from Lidls that pop up often are good, my charger confirms it every time they hit their capacity. I would just prefer a bunch of those for all my controllers.
escortboy
11 Jan 17#3
£11.89 with student prime!
madeofbraille
11 Jan 173#4
Aye the point of the play and charge is that you're not fannying about with batteries, rechargeable or otherwise.
Abcmsaj to madeofbraille
11 Jan 17#9
Yeah I was always forgetting to charge batteries when I needed them most. Play and charge just works coz I can plug a cable in when I'm out of juice instead of stressing about which batteries are charged and where I put them
Rickardo to madeofbraille
11 Jan 171#10
But this is still a rechargeable battery!
(Albeit one that charges in situ)
monkey1999
11 Jan 17#5
Hot
montefor
11 Jan 17#6
Good price, heat added.
Thanks
mman2005
11 Jan 17#7
nice find op and great price!! thanks
lutherinlondon
11 Jan 17#8
I bought two packs a few weeks back but 4 batteries and a charger cost a third of this so they went back.
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Also available on-line (URL posted). Think it's a good price for the official one, although I know there are possibly cheaper alternatives by Gioteck.
Great piece of kit if you go through batteries like my kids do. Saving of around £7 on normal price.
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(Albeit one that charges in situ)
Thanks