Best Buy has
Insignia Play and Charge Kit for Xbox Series X|S Controllers (NS-XBXS9PC) on sale for
$7.49.
Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (
free to join) or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
- Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
StrifeZero for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Includes 9' foot length cable
- 1200mAH NiMH Rechargeable battery eliminates the need for disposable batteries and lets you play longer between charges
- Works with original Microsoft Xbox Series X|S wireless Controllers, not compatible with Xbox One controllers
- Fully UL-certified battery cell
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And purchased the PS5 one. Didn't realize BB owns Insignia till now
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I *think* if they were in parallel you'd get the increased capacity.
The only issue with the Lithium rechargeable batteries is that they provide "too" consistent voltage levels until they're out of power, so the standard Xbox battery monitoring doesn't provide a warning when they're low on power (not a real problem, as it takes just seconds to switch out the batteries on the rare occassion that I forget to recharge them around once per week). Of course, standard NiMH rechargeable AA's are much cheaper and work well, too. I'd recommend either over these proprietary battery packs based on cost, convenience, and power provided.
And purchased the PS5 one. Didn't realize BB owns Insignia till now
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This battery allows you to charge it from within the controller. Much more of a chance you have USB charging near your couch. Plug in and you're back gaming in seconds.
I've used Eneloops and these and I stick with these, as eventually I always ended up not having a spare set of Eneloops around at some point and start digging for AAs.
I casually game and this battery (and the Rocketfish) lasts for weeks, sometimes months. Worth it at $5 and $7.49
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