- Battery packs in a controller can be charged the same way as the official Xbox Play & Charge Kits using a USB-C cable. (Even the PowerA Duo Charger batteries without USB-C ports!)
- Battery packs with a USB-C port may be charged without a controller.
- Battery packs with a USB-C port are compatible with the PowerA charging stands.
- All of these items support both Xbox One and Xbox Series controllers.
Advantages of these compared to the popular Razor Universal Quick Charge Stand [amazon.com]:
- Purchase additional batteries separate from the stand.
- Charge battery packs without a stand, like when traveling.
- Charge battery packs while you play.
- Less expensive.
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That being said, these are more convenient for a lot of people. Especially for those who have to worry about family members accidentally throwing away rechargeable AAs. Like wireless chargers for phones, it's worth paying more for the convenience or simplicity.
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