If you’re a PlayStation or Nintendo Switch player, you know you need to keep a cord nearby in case your controller runs out of charge mid-game. If you’re an Xbox gamer, however, it’s a little trickier ...

The new Xbox Series X controller, like its predecessors, will use AA batteries instead of a rechargeable battery that is found in PlayStation's DualShock controllers. Xbox partner director Jason ...

If you somehow weren’t already aware, the standard controller for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S still uses replaceable AA batteries. Xbox has previously referred to this as an intentional choice ...

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If there’s one thing that gamers dread, it’s their controller dying partway through a game. Given Murphy’s Law, this typically happens in the middle of an online match or an important boss fight. Sure ...

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While every other console controller on the market uses internal rechargeable batteries, Xbox’s still let you use AA batteries to power them, and new remarks by a Duracell spokesperson possibly shed ...

With the release of new gaming consoles like the Xbox Series X|S and PS5, we also got new controllers to go with them. However, Microsoft surprised gamers by continuing to stick with outdated AA ...

WTF?! When practically everything has a built-in rechargeable battery these days, it is somewhat odd that the Xbox Series X|S controllers are powered by two AA batteries. Microsoft does have an Xbox ...

The red Xbox Elite Series 2 Core wireless controller is $40 off right now at Best Buy as part of its Deal of the Day. Don't ...

Otterbox Gaming has impressed me so far. They've redefined mobile with a whole suite of products focused, not just on protecting your Xbox controller and iPhone, but turning the two into a cohesive ...

Please verify your email address. Historically, PlayStation's DualShock and now DualSense series of controllers have always used an inbuilt rechargeable battery, whereas, at least since the Xbox 360, ...