Xbox Play USB Charging Kit for Xbox Series X

Battery for scuf instinct pro, works but the scuf controller battery terminals need to be brought out a little and pushed down a little to work and charge. This is a controller problem and not the batteryUpdate .. battery is fake, already won't charge in an Xbox controller.Don't buy, fake product

The Xbox Play USB Charging Kit is a fantastic accessory that has made gaming more convenient. The setup is simple, and the charging cables are sturdy and well-made. I love that I can easily keep my controllers charged without constantly replacing batteries, ensuring I’m always ready for gaming sessions.

Had this in my Xbox Series X controller for over 2 weeks now, haven’t had to recharge it yet and still showing as over half a charge left. I usually game for around an hour or 2 a day, so it is getting a fair amount of use. Would definitely recommend as an essential for anyone with an Xbox wireless controller! Slots snugly into where the batteries normally go and you just put the slider back on. Charge via the USB-C cable included with the pack plugged into your Xbox or other power outlet.

I originally voted this to a 3 star but i have since figured out my original problem so it can have 1 more but only one. I think Xbox charging icons etc are crap. On must things there is an charging indicatoir and it's really clear and either has a percentage showing during charging or a lightning bolt or even the battery filling up over and over. The xbox charge has a ... god knwow what you define as full or empty, it's not clear so when you are charging it its either one or the other and nothing to show its actually CHARGING. When it got full it bugged on me and although the battery was full it was turning itself off (didnt show the alternative charged image either) all the time but apparently you have to update the controller which although plugged in for hours on end after purchasing the XBOX X it didn't update or ask me at all. So its turning off and doesnt show that its charged its easy enough to think that it's faulty. I only fixed the problem when messing around with it on pc and adding via bluetooth that it shows are chaged battery next to it in the blue tooth devices menu so I managed to find out how to update the controller too and even as we speak im not quite sure of the final icon for what is fully charged controller. Get a charging icon and a percentage fgs the system cost half a grand!

Works really well, last longer than expected (usually a week or two) and isn’t like the others where you have to charge it separately, it charges when you plug the controller in. Definitely worth the money, better than buying aa battery’s constantly.

It’s a good battery though there seems to be an annoying bug with it as over time it will take less charge than it’s capable of taking, and I’m not talking about the battery degrading. I keep this plugged in to my pc constantly for the faster response time, and more stable connection so this probably speeds up how quickly this bug happens.The bug:The controller will turn its self off or the pc will stop recognising its inputs even when you’ve got it plugged in. This is because the battery thinks it’s at full charge when it’s not, even though the PC or Xbox you’re using knows it’s not. However there is a fix for this which doesn’t require you getting a replacement.The fix:- Disconnect the wire from your controller- Turn your controller on until it turns itself off- Repeat the last step until it no longer turns on- Take the battery out of the controller- Let the battery sit over night- Charge the battery to fullThe battery should now work correctly again, though you will probably need todo this again in the future as the bug slowly returns.This bug wasn’t present on the original Xbox one play anywhere batteries, they were amazing and lasted me the entire 7 years of that generation, plus some as I still used it after. Unfortunately I can’t use it in the new controllers as the shape of the battery compartment changed.