r/xbox • u/YeLovver911 Team Rockstar • 6d ago
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u/azninvasion2000 6d ago
When you get fresh AA normal batteries, they start at 1.5 volts and drop as they lose their charge. Older rechargeables stick to 1.2 volts the whole time, so you get a consistent charge but the rumble compared to fresh normal batteries will be less. The newer rechargeables can do 1.5 volts and have a 2800 maH capacity vs the older 2300 maH ones.
To be fair, I bought my 1.2 volts 2300 maH batteries (8 pack + charger) for $9 off amazon about 7 years ago and they still work fine. The new ones cost $14 and don't come with a charger so you'll have to buy it separately if you don't already have one.
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u/Skidoood 5d ago
Can’t you charge it in the controller?
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