hey, my xbox 360 batteries in the battery pack dont last long at all. i use duracell batteries an i go through a 20 pack too fast. im going to get a charger that plugs into the top of my controller soon, but im worried if it will charge my duracell batteries or not? if not, what batteries do, an if you dont know can yieu suggest the batterys you use an recharge using the cord charger. thanks
If you're going to get the cord then you will also need to get a chargeable Xbox 360 battery pack.
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I've found that after some time the battery pack's contact surface may not be touching the controller as securely. This may drain your batteries faster. Try taking a couple pieces of tape and apply them to the BOTTOM of the battery pack, right above the small prongs. Hopefully this will fix your issue.
It will be very helpful to get the cord. I use the cord on my controller and I don't use a battery at all. The cord won't recharge the batteries unless they're rechargeable batteries (I believe) but as long as you have the cord you wont need the batteries at all. Hope this helps.
The play-and-charge cable will only charge the Microsoft battery packs. It won't try to charge regular AA batteries. The best thing I've found for the 360's controllers is to use rechargeable AA batteries instead of either the Microsoft battery packs or normal disposable AAs.
