Recent comments from a Duracell manager suggested that Microsoft controllers still use batteries due to a partnership with Duracell. However, a new report from Eurogamer says otherwise.. Duracell UK’s ...

Xbox has previously referred to this as an intentional choice, allowing players to choose between the rechargeable Elite controllers or use replaceable batteries or even a rechargeable battery pack.

Many gamers have long wondered why Xbox controllers still use AA batteries, and—if a Duracell exec is to be believed—a longstanding deal with Duracell may be the answer.

Microsoft still uses AA batteries for its Xbox controllers and, according to a very odd interview with a Duracell spokesperson, the battery manufacturer may have something to do with why. Take ...

Several articles across the web have reported that the reason why Microsoft still uses AA batteries for some of its controllers is because the company has a long-standing partnership with Duracell ...

Xbox have stuck with AA batteries ever since the launch of the Xbox 360 in 2005, but made one notable step away from this partnership with the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 that launched ...

Even with all the features brought to the table by next-gen consoles, Xbox Wireless Controllers continue to use AA batteries. An interview with a Duracell manager may have revealed why.

The Xbox Controller Battery Pack features dual 4800mWh batteries, fast charging, and comprehensive power capabilities. This battery pack delivers reliable performance with modern features. The ...

If you figure the average AA battery is 1.2 volts, then it's okay to assume the Xbox Core controller requires a minimum of 2.4 volts, giving an average of 2,100mAh per battery pack in this kit.

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 ...