What's better, Rayovac AA rechargeable batteries or this nyko charge base for the xbox one. Which one will last longer?
138060
This is better as you dont have to worry about batteries dying out on you. My kids love it! Thanks
138061
I honestly can't tell you which is better as I haven't used the Rayovac batteries you mentioned.
138062
I haven't try the Rayovac, I always have NYKO. I believed the battery has a lifetime warranty on it.
138063
Considered buying those as well. What's nice is you can get AA and AAA batteries on the Rayovac charger. (For your controller and headset, if you use one). However the base is awesome because you simply set the controller on the dock when not playing & it is always charged. Haven't had a battery issue in the 2 or so weeks I've had it.
138064
The charge base I received was DOA. But I have two for Xbox 360 that I love. The batteries last all day and then some. I want to get another for the one.
138065
These rechargeable batteries are better choice! I've played for 6-8 hours with my surround sound headphones with Mic and the first battery has yet to die on me. I haven't needed to put the second battery in yet. charging is easy. Just place you controller on there charging base. Has room for two controllers. So if you have a second controller you can just switch controllers which is fast than switching battery packs.
915215
one more vote for the Energizer L91 AA lithium batteries. I found they lasted at least 4 times as long as brand name alkaline batteries in my now stolen canon a530. while the initial purchase of the batteries is more expensive they end up costing you less money because they last so much longer. i also noticed the camera weighed much less with them in it and the flash seemed to recharge faster.
813484
Guy: I am sorry, but I am unable to answer your question because I had already discarded the packaging that might have provided this information. I do really like these Rayovac batteries for my hearing aids. By far they seem to last the longest for me and my use and the convenience of the quantity and price. I will be ordering again. Have a great week.
1526675
The charging base itself just plugs into the wall so you won't need batteries. If you mean for the controllers, It's just the wireless rechargable packs that you can buy at the store, like this one Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery 2-Pack
1048556
AA Rechargeable Energizer, popped right in, and is charging now. The old Eneloop lasted though, for over 5 years. I just replaced it today. I can't remember when I even bought it, or where for that matter.
701135
I've always used the nyko chargers. They work pretty well and last a long time.
1680397
Good question, considering both are at the same price level. Can't give a true answer, other than I went for the "newer charger". but both are excellent batteries, can't go wrong with either.....it was a toss up for me. Have found the larger batteries just take longer to fully charge themselves, but here again this is not really a "negative". Just really depends on your needs.
1646072
I recommend ENELOOP brand rechargeable batteries. They will last years on the shelf losing very little charge.
526903
First, these are NiMH batteries so if your Rayovac charger is for NiMH batteries you should be fine. If it is not for NiMH you are out of luck. I use a Duracell NiMH charger and on the back it says to only use it to charge NiMH batteries, mine does both AAA and AA. It does not restrict to only Duracell batteries and I imagine yours is the same. But make sure and read the fine print on the back or side of your charger to make sure and if you are in the least unsure, spend a few extra bucks and get the charger and 4 AAA's as a package deal.
1399548
Xbox Controllers use AA Batteries, rechargeable battery pack kits are available (http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Rechargeable-Battery-2-Pack/dp/B0069EB9CY) but I haven't found the need to upgrade to such personally
187045
I use the excellent Eneloop AA NiMH rechargeable battery in all our AA-using cameras (Canon PowerShots and Lumix) and have no complaints. The Sanyo chargers sold with Eneloop cells are good; the Duracell CEF23 charger and the LaCrosse BC-700 charger/tester are both excellent. "Direct charge" (charging a camera's battery while it's still in the camera) ties up the camera during the charge process, and it is a system to be avoided if at all possible. All of our cameras have aux power in jacks or aux power in adapters. These are used for tethered shooting or with external battery packs. Few users need this feature, but it can be useful for things like time-lapse photography and lengthy continuous video.
2003549
I recommend the Orbtronic 3,400mAH 18650 rechargeables and the Intellicharger i4 version 2. The Orbs are quality Japanese parts batteries and all 6 of mine charge to exactly the same 4.7 voltage every time and they seem to last forever. The Orbs are also have been rated top marks and fit this flashlight well. Keeppower is the only other one that is about as good IMHO.
1701491
I've been using 2 AAA Ni-MH rechargable batteries in it. Can play continuosly for about 48hrs before changing them out. Getting the batteries out of the controller is kind of tricky but can be done with no harm to the batteries or controller if you take out one with your finger nail and gently bang the other one out. Ni-MH AAA batteries with charger is fairly cheap.
1115689
Good question. I had too look too. I think I'm getting KODAK Ni-MH 1-Hour Battery Charger instead.From Rayovac's sitePerfect for high battery usage households. * Charges all battery sizes: AA, AAA, D, C, and 9V * Charges: Rechargeable alkaline, NiMH, and NiCd o 8 AA in 14 hrs o 8AAA in 4 hrs o 4 C/D in 7 hrs o 1 9V in 12 hrs * Automatic shutoff * LED lights indicate when batteries are ready * Trickle charge keeps batteries at full charge * Won't overcharge Good question. I had too look too. I think I'm getting KODAK Ni-MH 1-Hour Battery Charger instead.From Rayovac's sitePerfect for high battery usage households. * Charges all battery sizes: AA, AAA, D, C, and 9V * Charges: Rechargeable alkaline, NiMH, and NiCd o 8 AA in 14 hrs o 8AAA in 4 hrs o 4 C/D in 7 hrs o 1 9V in 12 hrs * Automatic shutoff * LED lights indicate when batteries are ready * Trickle charge keeps batteries at full charge * Won't overcharge
1190375
I pay the extra and only use Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries, which provide much longer life than other batteries that I've tried. Rechargeables are hopeless. The suggestion about trying other batteries is a good one, and if that doesn't change anything, I think you do need to deal with customer support, either by phone or by e-mail.
1008507
They last quite a while. I mainly use them for my son's wireless remote for his Xbox 360, he plays everyday, somedays he plays allday and on average we usually have to recharge them every 3-4 months. I found them to be better than an OEM battery we've had.
1521066
I recommend the Eneloop AA hybrid rechargeable battery by Sanyo. These batteries retain their charge much longer than conventional rechargeable batteries.