I believe Microsoft has a controller with a charge kit with it. I'm not sure how much it is, but I would go with the official brand. I've found the official controllers to be much more reliable. Choosing a Controller
A wireless controller is capable of using both rechargeable packs AND batteries. When you buy a controller without the rechargeable pack it come with the battery holder, you can use alkaline or Ni-Cads (I am sure you can use the new Lithium rechargeables, too). If you buy it without then you can buy the rechargeable pack separate with either a Quick Charge or Play %26 Charge, that way you can have the best of both worlds.As for the rumble, you can turn it off through the Xbox's menu settings.Now you just have to choose a color. 8)
Quick Charge Kit:Charge one battery pack in less than two hours, or two packs in less than four hours.Play n Charge:Doesn't say but I have it and it's taken anywhere from an hour to 4-5 hours depending on how depleted the battery was to begin with, how much you play while charging and how much it rumbles the entire time.Which is cheaper? Well they both come with one rechargeable battery but the Quick Charge is @ $29.99 while the Play %26 Charge is $19.99 so obviously the Play %26 Charge - it's the one I recommend.
i have bothe quick charge and play and charge and would recomend quick charge as i have had 2 battery packs break from the play and charge kit.
[QUOTE=''Elefairpaclowin'']it seems to me that there are two types of wireless controllers. One with a rechargeable battery pack and the other requires two AA batteries.[/QUOTE]all wireless controllers can use a rechargable battery or AA
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Well, thanks for all the input. I'm still not entirely sure which one I'll end up getting. As for the actual console, I'm going to be picking up the Xbox 360 Elite Game of the Year bundle whenever it comes out next week.
[QUOTE=''luckyluke21'']i have bothe quick charge and play and charge and would recomend quick charge as i have had 2 battery packs break from the play and charge kit.[/QUOTE]I have read this twice now. How long did you use the Charge %26 Play before it ''broke'' a pack? I have had mine now for 1-1/2 years and it works fine.
probably since release
I bought a Gamestop wired controller. I've never had a problem with it. Plus this way you don't have to keep buying new batteries or wait for them to recharge.
[QUOTE=''bobdood99'']I bought a Gamestop wired controller. I've never had a problem with it. Plus this way you don't have to keep buying new batteries or wait for them to recharge.[/QUOTE]
the question is about wireless i have 1 wired and have no problem
[QUOTE=''luckyluke21''][QUOTE=''bobdood99'']I bought a Gamestop wired controller. I've never had a problem with it. Plus this way you don't have to keep buying new batteries or wait for them to recharge.[/QUOTE] the question is about wireless i have 1 wired and have no problem[/QUOTE]just saying its a better deal plus only $25
end up sat a bit close to tv for me need wireless
I use rechargeable AA batteries with my regular wireless controller. I think that's the best option as you can use them for anything and they might be cheaper to replace when they wear out.
[QUOTE=''Amnesiac23'']I believe Microsoft has a controller with a charge kit with it. I'm not sure how much it is, but I would go with the official brand. I've found the official controllers to be much more reliable. [/QUOTE] It's $15-20 more than a wireless controller.
lol, so now if u get the red lights, your console will match the lights ahahahahahahahaha
Any controller will get the job done. I even like to usea wired controller sometimes.
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