Personally, I think it may be better to use AA Ni-MH batteries because they tend to offer higher capacity than most of the battery packs which tend to advertise 1200 mAh or less. Ideally, you'd want a battery with a higher mAh because batteries with higher mAh ratings allow the controller to last longer. Even at 1900/2000 mAh for the Panasonic eneloop or LADDA 1900, they offer good battery life. The Panasonic eneloop pro offers the best battery life but they are the most expensive AA Ni-Mh with a 4-pack costing around $20 USD. Other alternatives are the IKEA LADDA 2450 (if you have access to an IKEA store), the Energizer Recharge Power Plus, or the Amazon Basics 2400 mAh. The only downside of using AA batteries instead of the battery packs is that you'll need to swap the AA batteries out of the controller and put in the charged ones or attach the USB-C cable (or Micro USB cable) to the controller if the battery dies. You also have to get an AA battery charger like the Panasonic BQ-CC75 in addition to the batteries of your choice. If you don't have both, the BQ-CC17 with 4 eneloop batteries can be gotten for $18 on Amazon.
I wouldn't plug battery charger or anything like that into the xbox just storage or controller/kbm but that's just me also I use a powered usb hub but again idk if it hurts or helps anything either way
The headphone stand is awesome. Says on their website they can't laser etch writing on it because of the Xbox logo. How did you manage to get your gamertag on there?
I bought every playstation to date and then I moved over to Microsoft. I love the fact that if something happens with the batteries I just swap out with some new ones. My experience before with playstation controllers I would have to be forced to buy a brand new controller if the battery failed.
why dont you new xbox generation people know that the xbox dont need rechargable batteries a og fan that owned a 360 would know the controllers on the wireless only had two modes wireless mode and wired mode so the controller dont need batteries . it just need a usb c or micro usb cable or from the 360 erra just the play&charge kit cable charger
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Really appreciate you starting with the list immediately
Nice video!
Yeah it’s awesome
Personally, I think it may be better to use AA Ni-MH batteries because they tend to offer higher capacity than most of the battery packs which tend to advertise 1200 mAh or less. Ideally, you'd want a battery with a higher mAh because batteries with higher mAh ratings allow the controller to last longer. Even at 1900/2000 mAh for the Panasonic eneloop or LADDA 1900, they offer good battery life. The Panasonic eneloop pro offers the best battery life but they are the most expensive AA Ni-Mh with a 4-pack costing around $20 USD. Other alternatives are the IKEA LADDA 2450 (if you have access to an IKEA store), the Energizer Recharge Power Plus, or the Amazon Basics 2400 mAh.
The only downside of using AA batteries instead of the battery packs is that you'll need to swap the AA batteries out of the controller and put in the charged ones or attach the USB-C cable (or Micro USB cable) to the controller if the battery dies. You also have to get an AA battery charger like the Panasonic BQ-CC75 in addition to the batteries of your choice. If you don't have both, the BQ-CC17 with 4 eneloop batteries can be gotten for $18 on Amazon.
These are some pretty cool XSories
Love the Halo Infinite edition of that controller
I have the rechargeable batteries from the Xb1 era, they work no problem with the S/X controllers.
Good video keep up the good work bro
Gaming headphones extra on god these designs too futuristic
Regarding batteries i always use rechargeable batteries they always do the job and i have never run out of battery Juice.
Your Amazon link for the SSD drive didn't work what is the brand name can't find it anywhere UK thanx
Good list but I would also add the xScreen gaming monitor from UpSpec gaming as it compliments the Series S so much better than a standalone screen
Question my bro. Is the gstory travel case padded I'm might look into it
Review that watch 😆 nice!
I wouldn't plug battery charger or anything like that into the xbox just storage or controller/kbm but that's just me also I use a powered usb hub but again idk if it hurts or helps anything either way
The headphone stand is awesome. Says on their website they can't laser etch writing on it because of the Xbox logo. How did you manage to get your gamertag on there?
Do you still have your table/setup in front of your window?
Yes
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After 3 weeks of usage the RB button is broken Form my Elite Series 2
Never had an issue with my standard controller
Is that external ssd only for xbox one and 360 games or can you play series s/x games off it?
I believe series s/x optimised games only run on the Seagate storage
yh they will only run on the seagate storage
They should have made a Series X based off this Elite Series 2 Halo design instead of the crappy grey starry one
I bought every playstation to date and then I moved over to Microsoft. I love the fact that if something happens with the batteries I just swap out with some new ones. My experience before with playstation controllers I would have to be forced to buy a brand new controller if the battery failed.
I feel like controllers of any kind better fit under the "necessities" category, rather than "accessories", though. Lol
Cloud gaming is dumb cuz why not use youre tv when you still have to use it inside
So i look dumb i know but an ssd stores datas? (I know i look dumb)
the elite series 2 is just as overpriced as it is unreliable lol
And why is that?
I’ve had both of em and not have had any issues and I’ve beat em up
Looking at these hands is sooo messed up
me first and everything not my in bOudGEt
why dont you new xbox generation people know that the xbox dont need rechargable batteries a og fan that owned a 360 would know the controllers on the wireless only had two modes wireless mode and wired mode so the controller dont need batteries . it just need a usb c or micro usb cable or from the 360 erra just the play&charge kit cable charger
Step one: Buy a Xbox series X
am i the only thinking just get a gaming laptop