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Awesome news, thanks
This is part of the plan for people to buy 2
This is retarded. For $200 the controller should have a really good battery. The Elite S2 lasts around 40 hours on a charge, mine has well over 4000 hours of play time on it since it bought it at launch and it still lasts 40 hours playing games where the rumble motors never stop going. I put it in it's case once a week to charge or when the orange light comes on which means I only have about five hours left, or about the battery like of my DS4.
Ideally they'd have gone with AA/pack options (I prefer Eneloops to internal batteries) but if they're committed to an internal battery for whatever reason having a sub-10 hour charge is nuts.
Battery life is measured in cycles. You have a certain amount of charge cycles before the battery becomes unusable. The more times you charge your battery the sooner it will stop taking a charge.
A battery that needs to be charged once a week will survive a lot longer than one that needs a daily charge.
WrongDoesn't matter how hard you guys try. AA battery is trash and shouldn't be in the conversation.
It does prompt you when the battery is low. You can get a good hour or two or more out of it when low as well, depending on the game.Never managed to drain the battery of my DS. I have never even got the promt to charge it (assuming there is one). When I turn off the console I see the battery status in the menu bar, if the controller is at one bar I plug it in. USB standby power FTW!
I mean if you are willing to spend that on a controller. I don't think buying 2 is a problem. I for one would never spend more than £100 on any controller. So there is that. But using AA batteries in these age and time? Fuck no. Ky xbox controller is wired. Would not waste any money on batteries that I know I will lose anyway. Hell the thought of spending a dime more than the controller price is a no no stillFor an enthusiast forum, some sure are casual when it comes to controllers. In both controller amounts owned and upcharge kits.
But with that said, $400 to hot swap?
You're so wrong.Doesn't matter how hard you guys try. AA battery is trash and shouldn't be in the conversation.
Just stop already. LolI mean if you are willing to spend that on a controller. I don't think buying 2 is a problem. I for one would never spend more than £100 on any controller. So there is that. But using AA batteries in these age and time? Fuck no. Ky xbox controller is wired. Would not waste any money on batteries that I know I will lose anyway. Hell the thought of spending a dime more than the controller price is a no no still
Yup. And if a battery pack fails, just buy another one. They are $30 cdn. So probably $20-25 US. If a gamepad with a built in battery starts to die, have fun buying a new controller for $70 US/$95 cdn.You're so wrong.
Using AA batteries allows for batter packs, like the one mentioned here made by Xbox itself which I've had for 5-6 years and STILL gives me 20-30 hours of gameplay on a single charge.
Give him credit. The first and only time you'll ever hear someone support buying two $200 Elite controllers for sake of low battery swapping.Just stop already. Lol
You went straight from...
"I don't think buying two controllers is a problem."
To
"Hell the thought of spending a dime more than the controller price (for batteries) is a no no still."
At this point AA battery companies should be contacting you for advertising purposes. That's how awful your argument is.
jfc bro no need to make it personal, youve never even met this guyYour opinion suck and you are a bad person.
or, and this sounds crazy...They should just sell a back button attachment like they did on PS4.
I bought 2 but not for battery swappingGive him credit. The first and only time you'll ever hear someone support buying two $200 Elite controllers for sake of low battery swapping.
lol
If they were added to the regular controllers then how would they sell edge and elite controllers?or, and this sounds crazy...
They just add the back buttons into the dualsense to begin with so we don't have to deal with this attachement, pro shit
the industry's been flirting with the idea for 10 years now yet we still haven't fully standardized them when they could massively improve the quality of life
more interesting, innovative features that aren't the same back button trigger stop stuff we've seen over and overIf they were added to the regular controllers then how would they sell edge and elite controllers?
Pretty cool. Maybe they’ll make one for the edge.Thats a pass from me easily. With the addition of the buttons on the back, you can't even attached extra back batteries
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It's not personal. I am just joking around.jfc bro no need to make it personal, youve never even met this guy
What a joke...
Sony engineers :
That would be ideal, sure.or, and this sounds crazy...
They just add the back buttons into the dualsense to begin with so we don't have to deal with this attachement, pro shit
the industry's been flirting with the idea for 10 years now yet we still haven't fully standardized them when they could massively improve the quality of life
The engineers have absolutely nothing to do with which battery is to be installed. This is decided by the management and the price calculation. If people are stupid enough to accept less battery capacity for the higher price, It's their own fault.What a joke...
Sony engineers :
Well said. Don't buy this shit.In this day and age of mobile phones we have 1 major selling point- bigger and better battery life. Then Sony comes along and says FUCK YOU! We will charge you more for less battery life for a wireless controller!?! No way Sony...
Do people not have a battery sitting around they use to charge while playing? I've been basically doing that so I have no interruptions while gaming for a few years now. Also helps with charging wireless headsets as well while playing. That's just the reality of devices with sealed batteries. I mean the alternative is to use rechargeables but you have to power it down to swap them which sucks while playing anything multiplayer.
Because batteries require you to turn off the controller, swap them out, and then turn them back on? Having a battery that can be charged while in use is superior. Even better would be a larger battery. Even better than that would be a battery that is large, can be charged while in use, and swapped out. Best of all worlds. But that's not where we are at.if they're this useless with this issue they should just let us buy AA batteries and be done with it, a pair of Eneloops usually lasts me close to a month and I always have the next batch charged and ready to go.
I love the dualsense but how can they fuck this up 3 times in a row?