@SUD123456 said:
I am a rechargeable AA battery fan. I have invested close to zero in this solution since I already have a bunch of rechargeable batteries and chargers useful for many other things. The PlayStation solution is terrible with crap battery life. There is a reason why half of people prefer rechargeable AAs.
Unless you have those for free you did invested allot.
The fact that you are not doing it NOW doesn't mean you didn't invest on it when you bought them back then,they also are not eternal.I know i owned a 360,xbox one and had devices like control remotes and other that use AA batteris and AAA and i use to have rechargeables
My god xbox fans are something else,and until now it has been on spot the same known lemmings and one or 2 eceptions using some lame excuse to justify it.
The PS solution may be terrible in battery life but saved me money,since i didn't have to invest over the YEARS yes YEARS how long has been since the 360 launch 15 years?
@sealionact said:
@xantufrog: My hand is firmly up. Absolutely rigid, with Peter pointy finger pointing straight up as well. Absolutely despise having to leave the controller plugged in at night to charge, or have a cable draping across the room as I play.
Give me the option to use rechargeable if you must, just keep the much longer lasting AA solution there if I prefer.
Oh it could not have been any other way,and most of you totally ignored what Xantu asked about brand loyalty.
Now that is an original excuse having a cable draping across the room.
@phbz said:
I wish more companies did like Sony and gave us no options and a battery so crappy that basically turned the controller wired for that 90s feeling.
You don't have an option with MS,you will buy batteries PERIOD rechargeable or not you are paying extra,we don't pay extra oh how i much i hate sony for forcing me to not pay for batteries.
I may end buying a series X next gen just for the pleasure of buying a play and charge kit on top of a damn $170 dollar so call elite controller.
Thats funny because the xbox 360 was actually the last console with a true wire controller,the PS3 went wireless since 2006 and with battery built in like any other device not from the 80's.
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