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Microsoft Xbox Play & Charge Kit (USB-C)
Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Questions about Microsoft Xbox Play & Charge Kit (USB-C)
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Because by chance Digitec doesn't have any in stock at the moment and third party suppliers can also release their offers here?
Former user
5 years ago
Former user
5 years ago
That was quick! Thanks for adapting! :)
1400 mAh, for the capacity of the battery supplied in the kit
Yes, you can also charge the controller on the PC. I also do it that way.
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Also for elite
Galaxus
1 week ago
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Yes, the Play & Charge Kit is compatible with the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller as it fits Xbox One S, One X, Series S and Series X controllers.
You can charge the battery via the USB-C cable on the PC or a USB power adapter without the need for Xbox.
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The packaging says 2.7 metres. Unfortunately, I no longer have mine to check.
Galaxus
1 year ago
The battery of the "Xbox Play & Charge Kit [USB-C]" does not mount directly in place of the controller's standard battery compartment. Instead, it replaces the battery compartment cover of the controller. Here's how it works:
- The rechargeable battery is inserted into the battery compartment of the controller, replacing the standard battery covers.
- The rechargeable battery cover attaches to the back of the controller, ensuring that the USB-C connection is accessible for charging.
Thus, this is not a simple battery replacement, but rather an adaptation that replaces the battery compartment cover with a rechargeable battery.
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I would send it back, fortunately Digitec is very uncomplicated. Maybe it's the battery itself.
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So it's faulty. I also had to send one back because it wouldn't charge.
In the Xbox Dashboard-> Press Guide at the top right you have a battery status display.
I had the same problem with a phone charger adapter...
On the other hand, it's OK on the console when it's ON.
You can insert the battery into an Xbox controller and connect it to the PC. The battery of the controller is then charged. However, there are different specifications regarding the wattage with which a USB port on the PC supplies the devices. Depending on this, the charging process, if it can be charged at all, takes a very long time.
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I think I've found the reason:
Connect the other end of the charging cable to a USB port on your Xbox.
If your console is switched off, switch it on. The console must be switched on after connecting the controller, otherwise the battery won't charge. However, you can switch it off again if you wish.
The LED on the charging cable lights up orange to indicate that the battery is charging. When the light turns white, the rechargeable battery is fully charged.
Maybe your boycott decision triggered the problem?
Hello CaliSpielt
Unfortunately, I can't answer this question exactly either, as I am not a professional in this field. Sorry, but I am sure that another person can give you information. I wish you all the best.
With kind regards
Thomas
Former employee
4 years ago
The Community is for enquiries about the ownership and use of products. If you wish to give your opinion, you can do so under Reviews :)
I have tried various USB-C chargers, some worked and some didn't (don't know why). But what has always worked is connecting directly to the console for charging. I hope this helps.
Dynamic pricing my friendo
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2.5 m
Maybe a bit late, but better late than never.
I also just looked at Mediamarkt - there the part really costs 22 CHF, but they add 7 CHF shipping. Here it costs 39 CHF, as it is not sold directly by digitec. Digitec sells it for 29 CHF, but doesn't have any in stock at the moment and doesn't know when they will have them again :(
Unfortunately, we currently have no information on availability. We are not aware of a suitable alternative so far.
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The cable is usb-c to charge the battery via the new controller.
Hello,
Definitely YES. I didn't think the old battery was bad, but you can clearly feel a difference here. The USB charging cable is also very long, which is great.
Former employee
7 years ago
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Unfortunately, the delivery time for this item is unknown at this time.
If you only want to use the controller wired, I think it should work if you just take out the batteries and connect the controller. If you want to use it without a cable, you need the wireless adapter.
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