⚡ High-Speed Docking/Charging Station for Xbox One/Xbox One S Controllers: Nyko Dual Charge Base with Super Fast Rechargeable Battery Packs Review

I have a Nyko Xbox 360 charging station that works great but this one doesn't work. The turn signals didn't work from day one. It takes a few minutes for the controller to settle properly, but you go and come back after a while to find them flickering and not charging. When I finally took a closer look I found that the metal connectors on the batteries were of poor quality and the metal connectors on the base were also completely flimsy. They also break very easily when trying to conform to bad

Pros: Charges quickly and lasts most of the day with headset and vibration on a single charge. it's loading. Shows it's on the charger, but if the red light is off and you leave it on, you'll revert to a flashing white controller and charging failed. Sometimes it takes a minute to charge. I have an Xbox 360 charger of the same brand. Haven't had this problem before. I gave two negative stars because the company's video doesn't show how easy it is to plug in the charger and it works and because…

These NYKO chargers and batteries are amazing. I don't understand the negative reviews as I bought 4 sets of these (1st set was for Xbox 360). The base acts as an organized place to install/charge them. Best of all, the batteries hardly need to be charged and last a very long time. Batteries never need to be removed or replaced, just plug in and charge. The charging lights are great, make sure they light up first to make sure the connection is good. I think if there's one improvement that can…

I inherited one of these Nyko Xbox controller chargers after buying a used console. I also have a Microsoft Xbox branded rechargeable battery. This Nyko Dual Charger outperforms the Microsoft battery in terms of usable charge time, short full charge time and longevity. Even as a used device, my first version of this article still works great where my Microsoft battery has already stopped working. I love the Nyko Dual Charger so much that when I bought two more Xbox controllers for my kids for…

This is a great charger. It charges quickly and I can play all day without having to do it again until I go to bed. It's great how easy it is to plug into the charger. It just works. 100% recommended! Edit: Now I don't know what the state of my battery is when it's charging or when I'm gaming. The lights stopped working while charging, so I can't see if the battery is fully charged or not, and I can't check the battery status in the Xbox because it always says it's fully charged, even when I do

I bought this charging station when I bought my Xbox a few months after the system was released, probably late 2015 or early 2016. I play almost every day, sometimes for Marathons lasting 8 hours or more. These 2 batteries lasted until July 2018. 1 still works, the second hasn't been charged for more than a few minutes in the last month. I will finally buy 2 batteries to replace at half price (they sell batteries without a charging station). I will keep one battery going as long as possible and

I have had one of my Xbox 360 models for years and have never had to change the batteries. I assume they will be similar. It has more indicator lights than the 360. This shows which controller is charging, as well as red when it's charging and green when it's fully charged. Then after a while they all go out, so the display is not constantly lit. Their advantage is that they do not use a USB port for charging. Just place them on the stand and they'll charge the battery directly without draining

I had high hopes for this product. We still love the Nyko Xbox 360 charging station, but this one sucks in a lot of ways. starts charging, and almost always the installation of a second charger interrupts the work of the first. Second, both controllers don't easily fit together - all because of the lack of about 1 centimeter of plastic to conveniently separate them. Third, charging the batteries quickly ran out, so their charge wasn't even enough to power my headsets for 3-4 months after…