Wii Psyclone Charge Station Batteries Nintendo Review

Supports my grandson's WII games. I wish the charge had lasted longer but it's acceptable as it is. Hope it lasts longer than the first.

Batteries won't hold a charge. Production date 2009 on batteries. the product is not suitable. would not recommend it to anyone.

Item owner gave bad advice/help when my item didn't work. So far I haven't been able to exchange it because I live in another country and the email I wrote didn't even solve my problem or give me any information on what to do.

I had 1 of these and the left side stopped working after about a year. Don't worry, they're not that expensive. I bought new - brand new including all new packaging - through Revain. No units are calculated. They sit red for days and never turn green. Very disappointed, I threw away all the packaging when I got them out.

This charger worked great while it worked, but other reviewers have noted that one side stopped working for no apparent reason. It was great when it worked, but after a few days the left side stopped working. Without Revain's excellent service I would be stuck with a crappy product. I'll try charging from the energizer.

Nothing bad to say about this charger! We've had it for about 15 months now and it's been working flawlessly from day one. Rechargeable batteries are easy to charge because the silicone covers do not have to be removed from the remote controls. Simply place the remotes on the mat, make sure the blue light is on to indicate the batteries are charging, and away you go. So easy even my 6 year old can make it himself. I can't say we use our Wii a lot, but the remotes are always ready to use, when…

I've had this charger since we had our Wii system and I can't remember when we got this system (over five years ago). I haven't had any issues with it or the batteries, in fact I'm online right now trying to buy another for our other two remotes. The only thing you need to make sure is that you have your remote fully installed on the platform otherwise it will not charge. You can easily tell whether you have done everything right by the fact that the green charging indicator lights up…

I just threw mine in the trash. It seems like a great idea, but always-on batteries generate A LOT of heat. This heat causes the remote's silicone cover to release a sticky liquid over its entire surface. The stickiness is very similar to semi-cured epoxy! It covers the remote control and rubs your hands. My guess is that the heat from charging is so intense that it actually pushes the silicone case almost to its melting point. Strange! If the technology were smart enough to turn itself off…