Xbox 360 Play & Charge Kit: Battery amperage

Well here's what I'm doing. I don't suspect I'll need a 2nd controller for a while, so I simply reserved, payed off the Play and Charge kit by itself, which does come with the battery pack. Again, as others have stated too,
there's the controller bundle, which you get the play and Charge Kit, battery pack, and of course the controller. Rather than the console itself doesn't come with the Play and Charge Kit or the battery pack rather than AA alkaline batteries. (If you recall
this is how it was with XBox 360 Play and Charge kit as well; a battery pack came standard with the charge cable because there'd be no use for the cable othe.rwise as it simply doesn't charge alkaline batteries.)

No. You can use AA batteries or the new Xbox One Play & Charge kit
www.xbox.com/.../play-and-charge-kit

Hi Marco,

There is a first party rechargeable battery pack called the Play and Charge Kit that comes with one rechargeable battery and a long charging cable. Here is the official page for it:

https://www.xbox.com/xbox-one/accessories/batteries-chargers/play-and-charge-kit

I hope this helps!

Hi there FairyTact,

If you would like more information on the Play and Charge Kit. Check out these resources for the Play and Charge Kit:

• Using the Play & Charge Kit battery pack
• Troubleshoot the Xbox One Play & Charge Kit battery pack

Hope this helps.

[quote user="Lord Of Blah"]As I understand it, you're saying the battery is continuing to charge when it doesn't need to? If so, then it seems your kit is working correctly on that end. The Change and Play Kit charges while you have your 360 on, since the
flow of power from your 360 to the controller is constant. [/quote]

What happened on my previous console: If the console was on (or while I was playing) and the battery finished charging, the light would turn green. This has not happened once since getting an Xbox 360 S (and the new Play and Charge Kit).