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NinABXY Xbox Controller Charger Station (2x2550mAh) Review

This is a third-party charging kit for Xbox controllers: a dual-slot dock plus two rechargeable battery packs that replace the AA batteries in the controller. It’s sold by NinABXY. Before the review, a few clarifications, because this kind of product is easy to misread.

It’s for Xbox controllers, not PlayStation or Switch. The listing is for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, One S, One X, and Elite controllers. There are PS5 charging stations from other sellers, but this isn’t one of them.

The “Elite” in the title needs a caveat. These packs replace the AA batteries in controllers that have an AA battery compartment. Microsoft’s Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 has a built-in rechargeable battery and no AA bay, so a pack like this doesn’t apply to it. The “Elite” in the listing refers to the first-generation Elite controller. If you own an Elite Series 2, skip this kit.

Controllers are not included. You’re buying the dock, the two battery packs, and battery covers (the listing says four, two for Series X|S controllers and two for Xbox One controllers, since the battery doors differ between those generations).

The capacity numbers look inconsistent, but they aren’t. You’ll see this same ASIN, and near-identical listings from other brands, described as “2x2550mAh” in some places and “2x6200mWh” or “6120mWh” in others. These are the same type of battery expressed in two units: a nickel-metal-hydride pack of about 2.4V and 2550mAh works out to roughly 6.1Wh (6120mWh). So there is no real mismatch, just marketing that mixes units. Longer playtime claims, like “25 to 30 hours,” are the sellers’ own figures and not independent measurements.

What we could and couldn’t verify

We did not find a review of this kit from a major testing outlet, which is normal for a budget accessory. Our verifiable information is mostly the product listing and category context. A cached comparison snippet from Amazon showed a listing with this exact title at about $34.99 with a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 661 ratings, but that snapshot is undated, so check the current price and rating on the live page. We also saw many third-party websites reselling similar kits at inflated prices with five-star reviews that look auto-generated, and we ignored them.

What the kit does, according to the listing

You drop the controller into the dock, and the dock charges both controllers at once. It’s powered over USB-C with LED indicators for charge status, and the listing describes overcharge protection. You can also swap a charged pack into a controller and keep playing while the other pack charges. This is the main convenience of this type of kit: no more buying AAs, and no waiting for the controller to charge before you play again.

Why people buy this type of kit

A rechargeable pack with a dock is a practical alternative to disposable batteries or an official kit, and it’s usually cheaper. The official and licensed options exist, such as the PowerA Duo Charging Station, which is licensed for Xbox Series X|S and also includes two packs and four battery doors. If you want a name-brand, licensed charger, that’s an option to compare against, though we haven’t compared the two on charge time or battery life.

What to be careful about

• Third-party batteries and chargers. The listing describes protections against overcharging, over-current, and short circuits, but these are seller claims. There is no independent safety testing for this specific kit that we could find. Use the supplied charger and avoid charging unattended on soft surfaces.
• Battery wear. Rechargeable NiMH packs lose capacity over time. Claims of “2000 recharges” in this product category are rated ideal-condition lifespans, not guarantees.
• Fit and contacts. Third-party packs can occasionally fit loosely or charge unevenly in some controllers. We found no confirmed complaint specific to this ASIN, but test both controllers during your return window.
• Covers. The packs need the right battery door for your controller generation. Make sure you use the correct pair.

Pros

• Dual dock charges two controllers at once, plus two packs to swap
• USB-C charging with LED indicators
• Includes covers for both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S controllers
• Usually cheaper than official or licensed kits
• Removes the need for disposable AA batteries
• Capacity (about 6.1Wh per pack) is in line with similar kits, despite the confusing unit labels

Cons

• Not for the Xbox Elite Series 2, which has a built-in battery
• No independent review or lab test of this specific kit was available
• Playtime figures (listings in this category claim 18 to 30 hours) are seller claims
• Safety protections (overcharge, short circuit) are claims, not independently verified
• Listing titles and capacity units differ between versions of the same product, which can confuse comparison shopping
• Controllers are not included
• Many near-identical kits from other brands make it easy to buy the wrong variant

Upgraded Controller Charger Station with 2x6200mWh Rechargeable B…

• 2 MAX 6200mWh Battery Pack for Xbox Controller: Package including 2 x 6200mWh Xbox one controller battery pack(Controlle…
• Unique ‘X’ Shape LED Indicator: The controller charger station for Xbox 1/series x|s has two individual cool LED indicat…
• Compatible for All Your Xbox Controller: The controller charger dock for Xbox one batteries pack is designed for Xbox On…

$28.02

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