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title: "Nyko Dual Charge Base High Speed Docking/Charging Station for Xbox One/Xbox One S Controllers with Two Super Fast Rechargeable Battery Packs"
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price: "€ 54.90"
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# Super fast recharge 25 hrs playtime per charge AC wall outlet powered Nyko Dual Charge Base High Speed Docking/Charging Station for Xbox One/Xbox One S Controllers with Two Super Fast Rechargeable Battery Packs

**Brand:** nyko
**Price:** € 54.90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Power Up Fast, Play Longer, Stay Ahead!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nyko Dual Charge Base High Speed Docking/Charging Station for Xbox One/Xbox One S Controllers with Two Super Fast Rechargeable Battery Packs by nyko
- **How much does it cost?** € 54.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nyko enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nyko brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek, Ergonomic Fit:** Battery packs sit flush with your controller, preserving comfort and grip.
- • **Clear LED Charge Status:** Smart LED indicators keep you in the loop—know exactly when you’re ready to game.
- • **Extended Playtime Power:** Two custom NiMH batteries deliver up to 25 hours of uninterrupted gaming.
- • **Effortless Drop & Charge:** No battery removal needed—just dock and power up instantly.
- • **Universal Wall Outlet Plug-In:** Charges anywhere with any standard AC outlet—no extra cables, no clutter.

## Overview

The Nyko Dual Charge Base is a high-speed charging dock designed for Xbox One and Xbox One S controllers, featuring two custom NiMH rechargeable battery packs that provide up to 25 hours of gameplay per charge. Its drop-and-charge design eliminates the need to remove batteries, while LED indicators clearly show charging status. Compact and AC powered, it fits seamlessly into entertainment setups, maintaining controller ergonomics with flush battery packs. Note: currently incompatible with Xbox One Elite controllers without modification.

## Description

Conveniently store and charge two Xbox One wireless controllers with Nyko's Charge Base for Xbox One. The Charge Base for Xbox One comes with two custom rechargeable battery packs that fit into the controller. Special battery covers with contact pass-through points allow for easy drop and charge functionality - no additional cords, wires or plugs needed. The battery covers seamlessly sit flush with the back of the controller, leaving the ergonomics and grip of the Xbox One controller unchanged. The dual port recharging dock is AC powered, and plugs into any standard wall outlet, requiring no cables back to the console. The low-profile design allows for the Charge Base to fit easily in entertainment centers, while the LED charge indicators keep you notified of a controller's charging status.*To receive an Elite controller compatible battery cover, please contact customer support here. Please note, the paddles may need to be removed on the Elite controller for it to properly fit on the Charge Base.

Review: WARNING: Will not work for XBOX ONE ELITE Controller (at release) - battery plate cannot close - Our family owns several of these chargers for our Xbox One controllers (and the similar versions for Xbox 360 controllers, and PS4 controllers as well, yes you could say we take our gaming a bit seriously and I do hate leaky alkaline batteries!!). They work very well and so overall this is a product I give five stars and highly recommend. That is, as long as you aren't planing to use them on the NEW Xbox One Elite controller. My pair just arrived today, and while I didn't have specific plans to use the recharger unit for them (I just got the Halo Guardians Limited Edition Xbox One console and so I will be using the recharger unit for those two special controllers) I was disappointed there wasn't compatibility. However, I don't blame Nyko in the least. I'm sure Microsoft has kept those designs fairly tight under wraps, and even if manufacturers like Nyko knew about the design of the battery faceplate (or whatever the correct term would be), I'm not sure Microsoft would give free reign to 3rd party manufacturers just yet (or however that works in the business, manufacturing, and legal worlds) to start copying that battery cover design, etc. You see, the battery cover on the Xbox One Elite controller has illustrations on it, diagrams basically, illustrating how one can set your preferences for customization options. In the past, battery covers weren't embellished with designs (instructions) in general, just blank, so there wasn't any concern of a 3rd party duplicating such designs or information for a certain subset of controller like there is now for this one type of Xbox One controller. The main reason though for the incompatibility (sorry I should have mentioned this sooner) is the latching is different; the cover for the new controller still uses a 3-prong system to attach into the battery compartment/controller itself, but these latch into different locations. See the included pictures, one of the Nyko battery plate (marked with the Nyko branding), and the battery plate from the back of the new Xbox One Elite controller that I just received today. Note, this if the first time I've submitted a review and taken pics, so I'm sorry they aren't very good, and I didn't use a proper background; I will try to do better next time. It is easy to see how the Nyko controller cover latches are spaced very differently, and within the Elite controller, those locations there is now solid plastic so the battery plate cannot seat properly. Without being able to seal the battery compartment, one cannot have the properly covered battery charger in place (the rechargeable batteries themselves do fit, I did check this). I am not an electrician by any means, so there may be many things at work here as well. I tried placing the controller on the Nyko charger with the battery in place sans cover. No charging light appeared. I have suspicion the battery covers are necessary to keep the rechargeable battery from making extraneous contacts with anything else in or around the battery compartment, or at the very least, to avoid corrosive materials coming into contact with the batteries themselves (sweaty hands, oils, environmental corrosives, humidity etc), as well as physical protection from bumps and shocks. Another things to consider with this new controller are those metallic pedals on the back, designed for remapping buttons. It's very possible they are getting in the way as well, physically, especially when I attempted to place the controller on the charger with just the battery in place (no cover attached). The controller actually looks as if the overall "form" may be slightly different, which if it is (and I'm not just imagining things), that too could affect how the controller is "seated" in the charger and could make the difference between contact and failure. So many things are possible, it will be up to 3rd party companies who manufacture rechargeable units like these to adapt to accommodate the "newest and latest" on the market. I'm guessing Microsoft will be coming out with one (I haven't looked to be honest); at least that one would be guaranteed to work with the Xbox One Elite controller. Until Nyko and others specifically say they are compatible with the Elite controller, one must assume they are not (unless someone else here finds a workaround). Be aware, any "workaround" with existing products, not just Nyko, will not have the illustrations nor the slightly rubbery tactile feel (not sticky) the included battery panel has that is part of the Elite controller (the entire controller has a very special feel to the surface, I'm not sure how to describe, its not sticky, not exactly non-slip but sort of, but a little rubbery-like, and the backs of the handles are a very interesting mesh that seems like it will work nicely maintaining grip especially for those who may be prone to sweaty hands, but I haven't used it yet so I can't to speak to that). For all other purposes (any Xbox One controller that isn't the Elite) this is a wonderful recharger system. I've not had any troubles with it, and can definitely recommend without hesitation. We have several, for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PS4, and have also given several as gifts. No complaints, and this isn't even a complaint it's a notification about a model change in an Xbox controller that now will require modifying the product to remain compatible. Congrats to anyone else who has just received their new Elite controllers. I plan to download the Xbox One app (which isn't on an App Store, I thought that was a bit misleading, it's actually on your Xbox One), and start enjoying my controller. It was during the loading batteries sequence that I noticed this little "issue" and I thought I would mention it to fellow gamers, so they would have a head's up, as well as any parents, families, etc. who might plan on buying this for the Elite controller (wait until it's said to be compatible, but it works great for all Xbox One controllers other than the Elite because that is a new controller and its design is very different). Enjoy!
Review: Great Charging Station, Sleek and Functional. EDIT - Preliminary Review: Awesome, affordable, and easy to use. After setting it up, which was fairly easy, I plugged it in and set it to charge and it started working perfectly. From the pictures I took, you can see there is an LED controller pops up with a color. Easy to determine the battery state. A few people mentioned issues about charging it but not fully charging and getting hot. Well I haven't experienced those issues, but I can say make sure the battery is placed in correctly, or the charging contacts won't line up correctly, causing heat damage and fire hazards. See the pictures. I will update in time after serious usage. EDIT: 12/29/14, no problems whatsoever. Xbox Controllers stay charged, don't get hot, and get used heavily. Unsurprisingly, my brother plays my Xbox alot, free live since I pay for it, and free games too! So when I get home, we swap off and it goes a full day without me putting it back on the stand when I'm done. I don't know where the charge is after that of course, but its never shut off on me. I gotta say as well... the battery pack is flush. It is smooth and not bulgy, it blends well with the ergonomics of the controller itself. No heaviness or awkward bulkiness. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone in need of a charger. It charges well, it looks good, keeps things neat, and affordable. EDIT: 1/2/15, after a few extra hours of good time fun on my Xbox, due to the holiday season, I noticed my battery would die fairly quickly. After further inspection, my brother noticed that one of the prongs on the charge base was damaged. The front charger no longer charges the battery pack. A little disappointed honestly, so I had to lower the review to 3 stars. It functions and works well, but after not even a whole 2 months the base is broken. Sorry Nyko, it was a great product when it worked. I now only have 50% charging capability... thankfully we only play my Xbox one at a time. I couldn't figure out how to upload MORE pictures so I am sharing my google album, I created one with two shots of the broken prongs. I wish I could get a better picture but the flash kept ruining it and it is so dark, and I didn't feel like waiting til it was brighter out. https://plus.google.com/u/1/photos/115147083558157717223/albums/6099974858056679729 It is a safe link, if you wanna see the pictures.

## Features

- Drop and Charge design allows for charging without removing batteries
- Two custom NiMH rechargeable batteries provide up to 25 hours of play time
- LED lights clearly indicate when charging is complete
- Plugs into any wall outlet for rapid recharging
- Compatible with the Xbox One Elite Controller*

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FLLFJE0 |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #29,134 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #89 in Xbox One Chargers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,951) |
| Date First Available | September 28, 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 14.9 ounces |
| Item model number | 86100 |
| Manufacturer | Nyko |
| Product Dimensions | 9.3 x 5 x 2.8 inches; 14.88 ounces |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | November 22, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I tend to leave my items charging, does this have an tickle charge or auto shut off?**
A: It charges till its full then auto shuts off. Problem is after a while, it charges for 30 seconds then shuts off. Seems like batteries die easily. Hope this helps

**Q: Where can I find replacement battery packs?**
A: Battery packs listed above are not compatible and Nyko doesn’t seem to sell any replacements anymore.

**Q: How does the base recharge the batteries? Does it plug in? Or does it have to have batteries in it?**
A: The product comes with two rechargable batteries and a replacement battery covers for your controller.   The replacement cover has a small opening in the back so that the charging base can touch the contacts on the battery without removing it from the controller.   The controller just rests atop the charger.   But my unit didn't function to my satisfaction.    Trying another brand.

**Q: Can the battery be plugged into this charger and charged without being in the controller?**
A: No, there is no way to charge a battery separately, or charge an extra battery. However, the life of a charged battery is excellent (my wife and I have never even seen a low charge, let alone had a battery die), and the controllers fit very neatly in the cradle.  Technically I suppose you could position the battery in a certain way or rig it to sit nicely on the contacts, but there's no reason to do that imo.tl;dr  No.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WARNING: Will not work for XBOX ONE ELITE Controller (at release) - battery plate cannot close
*by Y***E on October 27, 2015*

Our family owns several of these chargers for our Xbox One controllers (and the similar versions for Xbox 360 controllers, and PS4 controllers as well, yes you could say we take our gaming a bit seriously and I do hate leaky alkaline batteries!!). They work very well and so overall this is a product I give five stars and highly recommend. That is, as long as you aren't planing to use them on the NEW Xbox One Elite controller. My pair just arrived today, and while I didn't have specific plans to use the recharger unit for them (I just got the Halo Guardians Limited Edition Xbox One console and so I will be using the recharger unit for those two special controllers) I was disappointed there wasn't compatibility. However, I don't blame Nyko in the least. I'm sure Microsoft has kept those designs fairly tight under wraps, and even if manufacturers like Nyko knew about the design of the battery faceplate (or whatever the correct term would be), I'm not sure Microsoft would give free reign to 3rd party manufacturers just yet (or however that works in the business, manufacturing, and legal worlds) to start copying that battery cover design, etc. You see, the battery cover on the Xbox One Elite controller has illustrations on it, diagrams basically, illustrating how one can set your preferences for customization options. In the past, battery covers weren't embellished with designs (instructions) in general, just blank, so there wasn't any concern of a 3rd party duplicating such designs or information for a certain subset of controller like there is now for this one type of Xbox One controller. The main reason though for the incompatibility (sorry I should have mentioned this sooner) is the latching is different; the cover for the new controller still uses a 3-prong system to attach into the battery compartment/controller itself, but these latch into different locations. See the included pictures, one of the Nyko battery plate (marked with the Nyko branding), and the battery plate from the back of the new Xbox One Elite controller that I just received today. Note, this if the first time I've submitted a review and taken pics, so I'm sorry they aren't very good, and I didn't use a proper background; I will try to do better next time. It is easy to see how the Nyko controller cover latches are spaced very differently, and within the Elite controller, those locations there is now solid plastic so the battery plate cannot seat properly. Without being able to seal the battery compartment, one cannot have the properly covered battery charger in place (the rechargeable batteries themselves do fit, I did check this). I am not an electrician by any means, so there may be many things at work here as well. I tried placing the controller on the Nyko charger with the battery in place sans cover. No charging light appeared. I have suspicion the battery covers are necessary to keep the rechargeable battery from making extraneous contacts with anything else in or around the battery compartment, or at the very least, to avoid corrosive materials coming into contact with the batteries themselves (sweaty hands, oils, environmental corrosives, humidity etc), as well as physical protection from bumps and shocks. Another things to consider with this new controller are those metallic pedals on the back, designed for remapping buttons. It's very possible they are getting in the way as well, physically, especially when I attempted to place the controller on the charger with just the battery in place (no cover attached). The controller actually looks as if the overall "form" may be slightly different, which if it is (and I'm not just imagining things), that too could affect how the controller is "seated" in the charger and could make the difference between contact and failure. So many things are possible, it will be up to 3rd party companies who manufacture rechargeable units like these to adapt to accommodate the "newest and latest" on the market. I'm guessing Microsoft will be coming out with one (I haven't looked to be honest); at least that one would be guaranteed to work with the Xbox One Elite controller. Until Nyko and others specifically say they are compatible with the Elite controller, one must assume they are not (unless someone else here finds a workaround). Be aware, any "workaround" with existing products, not just Nyko, will not have the illustrations nor the slightly rubbery tactile feel (not sticky) the included battery panel has that is part of the Elite controller (the entire controller has a very special feel to the surface, I'm not sure how to describe, its not sticky, not exactly non-slip but sort of, but a little rubbery-like, and the backs of the handles are a very interesting mesh that seems like it will work nicely maintaining grip especially for those who may be prone to sweaty hands, but I haven't used it yet so I can't to speak to that). For all other purposes (any Xbox One controller that isn't the Elite) this is a wonderful recharger system. I've not had any troubles with it, and can definitely recommend without hesitation. We have several, for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PS4, and have also given several as gifts. No complaints, and this isn't even a complaint it's a notification about a model change in an Xbox controller that now will require modifying the product to remain compatible. Congrats to anyone else who has just received their new Elite controllers. I plan to download the Xbox One app (which isn't on an App Store, I thought that was a bit misleading, it's actually on your Xbox One), and start enjoying my controller. It was during the loading batteries sequence that I noticed this little "issue" and I thought I would mention it to fellow gamers, so they would have a head's up, as well as any parents, families, etc. who might plan on buying this for the Elite controller (wait until it's said to be compatible, but it works great for all Xbox One controllers other than the Elite because that is a new controller and its design is very different). Enjoy!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Charging Station, Sleek and Functional. EDIT
*by E***A on December 5, 2014*

Preliminary Review: Awesome, affordable, and easy to use. After setting it up, which was fairly easy, I plugged it in and set it to charge and it started working perfectly. From the pictures I took, you can see there is an LED controller pops up with a color. Easy to determine the battery state. A few people mentioned issues about charging it but not fully charging and getting hot. Well I haven't experienced those issues, but I can say make sure the battery is placed in correctly, or the charging contacts won't line up correctly, causing heat damage and fire hazards. See the pictures. I will update in time after serious usage. EDIT: 12/29/14, no problems whatsoever. Xbox Controllers stay charged, don't get hot, and get used heavily. Unsurprisingly, my brother plays my Xbox alot, free live since I pay for it, and free games too! So when I get home, we swap off and it goes a full day without me putting it back on the stand when I'm done. I don't know where the charge is after that of course, but its never shut off on me. I gotta say as well... the battery pack is flush. It is smooth and not bulgy, it blends well with the ergonomics of the controller itself. No heaviness or awkward bulkiness. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone in need of a charger. It charges well, it looks good, keeps things neat, and affordable. EDIT: 1/2/15, after a few extra hours of good time fun on my Xbox, due to the holiday season, I noticed my battery would die fairly quickly. After further inspection, my brother noticed that one of the prongs on the charge base was damaged. The front charger no longer charges the battery pack. A little disappointed honestly, so I had to lower the review to 3 stars. It functions and works well, but after not even a whole 2 months the base is broken. Sorry Nyko, it was a great product when it worked. I now only have 50% charging capability... thankfully we only play my Xbox one at a time. I couldn't figure out how to upload MORE pictures so I am sharing my google album, I created one with two shots of the broken prongs. I wish I could get a better picture but the flash kept ruining it and it is so dark, and I didn't feel like waiting til it was brighter out. https://plus.google.com/u/1/photos/115147083558157717223/albums/6099974858056679729 It is a safe link, if you wanna see the pictures.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't be scared off by the bad reviews
*by S***0 on January 13, 2014*

I got my Xbox One for Christmas and had been waiting for the Energizer charging station to become available, mostly because I read the reviews of the Nyko Charge Base, especially the negative ones, in regards to the battery packs not fitting into the controller correctly. Well I'm not sure why people are having a difficult time because I can assure you that the packs fit into the controller just fine if you actually take the time to realize the correct direction to put them in. Not only does it say on the actual battery pak what goes where but you can actually see visually where the pack goes by looking at the part that overlays the internal charging pack. I got mine and opened it up, the packs were less than 25% charged but didn't take long, maybe an hour or less, until both packs were maxed out. The base works great, there are no issues in regards to clearly being able to see if the controller is charging or not as there is an actual picture of a controller that comes up when it's charging. If you know your controller is not fully charged and don't see a picture come up when you have set the controller upon the base you know it's misaligned. That's the only criticism, and it's a mild one at that, is that sometimes when you lay the controller on the base, especially if you only put down one controller on the base, you may not, at least initially, line up the charging module so that it's charging. However, note that this is minor, you simply need to verify that your charging before leaving the controller. I'm very happy with this base and am glad to have saved $10 not buying the Energizer one. It charges my controllers quickly, looks nice and the packs hold a charge for a long, long time.

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