I've been running mine on the two AA batteries that came with the Premium since Saturday and the dash gauge has only gone down slightly.
Microsoft claim "up to 40 hours of life on two AA batteries," "More than 30 hours of play per charge" from the Play & Charge Kit, and "Up to 25 hours of play per full battery charge" from the separate Rechargeable Battery Pack.
I already have one Play & Charge Kit, but have a few questions:
Why does the separate battery pack have a shorter play time than the one that comes with the Play & Charge Kit, have Microsoft published incorrect information (an oversight) or is it an incentive to buy the P&C Kit instead (more money)?
How long have AA batteries lasted for you?
Do you think it's worth exchanging the wired controller I have (unopened) for a wireless one (added battery expense, it's a secondary pad for when friends visit, but I like the wireless idea much more than I thought)?
Microsoft claim "up to 40 hours of life on two AA batteries," "More than 30 hours of play per charge" from the Play & Charge Kit, and "Up to 25 hours of play per full battery charge" from the separate Rechargeable Battery Pack.
I already have one Play & Charge Kit, but have a few questions:
Why does the separate battery pack have a shorter play time than the one that comes with the Play & Charge Kit, have Microsoft published incorrect information (an oversight) or is it an incentive to buy the P&C Kit instead (more money)?
How long have AA batteries lasted for you?
Do you think it's worth exchanging the wired controller I have (unopened) for a wireless one (added battery expense, it's a secondary pad for when friends visit, but I like the wireless idea much more than I thought)?
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