Dual Wii Blue Light Charger and 2 Rechargeable Battery Packs

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Dual Wii Blue Light Charger and 2 Rechargeable Battery Packs

(45 customer reviews)

No additional charger is needed to recharge the battery. Just plug it into station. Blue Light indicating the battery is fully charged. Battery?s built-in cover replaces the original remote control cover. Package include: Two rechargable batteries Pack, One dual Docking Station for Wii Remote, One USB Adapter for docking station. Replace your Nintendo Wii remote controller battery with this rechargeable battery kit. Now, you will never run out of battery power. Simply recharge controller by resting the remote into the station. When blue light shed, you know it is ready for the next round!

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Simply recharge by resting the remote into the station.
Never run out of battery power when you are about to score the winning point
High capacity battery that lasts 2~4 times longer than the standard AA batteries
Save money and protect the environment by using the rechargeable battery. Wii remote controller not included

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Product Details:

Product Weight:	0.0 pounds
Package Length:	10.5 inches
Package Width:	6.3 inches
Package Height:	3.3 inches
Package Weight:	0.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 45 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Honestly, a poor product, DO NOT BUY! Jul 10, 2010
Didn't buy it from Amazon. Bought from a different internet vendor. Poor quality at best. One battery pack came DOA and won't charge at all. Other battery had a small charge, but once depleated, could not be charged. If I could get the red light to come on which indicates charging, it would stay on for 1 or 2 minutes then turn pinkish-blue. In order to charge the battery, it must be in the remote. Then the silcone jacket must be removed. Then the strap must be removed. Then the damn thing still won't charge. And this doesn't take into account the batery pack is a horribly tight fit. A virgin isn't even as tight as these battery packs are that must be literally forced to be inserted.

The blue lights are very pretty but also very bright. The lights work perfectly. If all you want is a remote stand that won't charge the batteries, with bright blue lights 24/7, then by all means get this because that is all it is good for. This is a fair warning to anyone considering purchasing this. Yes it is cheap, but at even half the price being charged, it is too much. Buy something else. Don't throw away your good money like I and everyone else did.

Waste of Money Jun 09, 2010
This charger wasn't even able to charge once. It plugs into the USB port of your Wii, not into a wall. Further, when I put the batteries in to be charged, the charging prongs fell inside the case rendering the entire thing worthless, unless I wanted to use it as a night light.

I'm also not sure if this is the fault of the product or the seller, but it came in a padded envelope with no instructions or box/packaging even though it was being sold as new.

We aren't sure why it's not working properly. Jun 05, 2010
We haven't gotten the rechargeable batteries to work properly. We aren't sure what we're doing wrong, but we'll update this review when we figure it out or if never does work.

Don't waste your money May 30, 2010
The unit would not hold a charge and the remotes did not fit into the unit.

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Perfect for the price May 20, 2010
The pros: Super cheap! We were going through batteries every few weeks. This product definitely solves that problem, and for the low price of roughly $12 (compared to much more expensive chargers).

The cons: The battery packs don't seem to hold that long of a life, and it seems to take forever to actually charge the battery packs.

Who is this for then? If you are more than a casual gamer (in other words, if you play 3+ hours a day), then I wouldn't really recommend this product. Buy a battery charger station However, if you are a casual gamer, this cheap alternative to other more expensive (but admittedly better) stations may be for you.

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