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Xbox 360 Quick Charge Kit | 
| From: Microsoft Software
Category: Video Games
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $23.99
You Save: $6.00 (20%)
New (43) Used (3) from $20.99
Rating:  129 reviews
Sales Rank: 150
Platform: Xbox 360
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 7.1 x 3
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: B4Z00001
Model: 882224044738
UPC: 882224044738
EAN: 0882224044738
ASIN: B000EYF88G
Release Date: May 3, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | A cleaner charging solution - no wires to plug into your console | | • | Charge one battery pack in less than two hours -- or two packs in less than four hours | | • | Battery offers up to 25 hours of play per charge | | • | Always ready and easily accessible - no need to stow it after each use | | • | One rechargeable battery pack is included in the Quick Charge Kit; additional packs sold separately |
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Product Description
Box Contents: Charging stand for two batteries, one Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery Pack, and an AC adapter. With the Xbox 360 Quick Charge Kit, you can recharge in a flash and kiss disposable batteries goodbye. Your Xbox 360 Wireless Controller needs a new battery? Swap in a fresh pack from the Quick Charge Kit. Multiple wireless controllers? Pick up a couple of extras, so you'll always be ready with a fully charged battery that's ready to go. Quickly recharge up to two battery packs at the same time.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 45 more reviews...
 Quick...how about fast October 3, 2008
A. Harman (IN USA)
Overall this is a great charger because it charges one battery pack faster than it say it takes. I haven't tried it with two though.
Fast and reliable September 19, 2008
Adeilton R. L. Santos
The product is amazing: charges the batteries real fast and its easy to use. Excellent purchase
 Worst blister pack I've ever encountered. September 15, 2008
Dennis Millarker
3 out of 11 found this review helpful
I am slouched in my computer chair as I type this... bloody, winded, and defeated. A mere shadow of my former, confident self. I have long known that it is folly to wrestle with a blister pack without the benefit of scissors, but just as I always feared... they've finally built a better blister pack.
I cut the top edge. Thinking the fell packaging bested like so many that preceded it, I laid down my scissors, placed my fingers into its open wound, and pulled apart with great force, barely suppressing an animalistic victory cry...
It is a good thing I supressed that victory cry, friends, for had I not I would have looked very foolish (in addition to stressing my intercostal cartilage) when the package refused to yield, and laughed off my efforts.
"Alright", I thought. "I've some more tricks up my sleeve." I reclaimed the scissors and set to work removing the left seam of the package. An unholy snap! My scissors lay broken, and my arm (not my hand, ladies and gentlemen, but my ARM) was slowly welling up dark, rich blood in the deep gouge left, presumably, by the flying bit of brittle plastic which the package had flung at me, to protect itself against my insistent slicing.
I retreated to the bathroom, treated and dressed my wound, and crept back, warily, to the field of battle. The package lay on my bed, looking quite battered, yet smug and very self-satisfied. I live alone. Today, there will be no reinforcements. Knowing that all the hopes of my discharged Xbox 360 controller batteries depended on my efforts and my efforts alone, I crawled to the scissors on the floor, and fell back immediately to a safe distance to plan my next attack.
I decided that where guile had failed, boldness might succeed. I would cut directly down the center of the front side of the package: straight through the heart of the renegade guardian of my Quick Charge Kit. I did so, with speed and precision comparable to that of a feline ninja... or at least a fat guy with a serious grudge against a plastic shell. The gash was glorious. No fewer than 4 inches long, and terminating below the product within, so that even if the package proves unusually hardy, I will almost certainly pry the fault apart far enough to retrieve the device within. I placed one hand on the right seam, and the other near the bottom of the new gash, of which I'd made a gift to my adversary, and pull will all my strength. My ribs glow white hot, filling the room with excruciating brightness and my consciousness with a pain the likes of which I hope never to know again. I drop the package onto the bed, and stumble back to my chair, falling backward into it.
As I lay here, maybe dying, I reflect on that final sequence of mistakes... which ONE, if any, could have saved my life and sanity, had I only not made it... Was it my choice to use scissors instead of fire? Was it my hubris-fueled insistence upon opening the package with my own efforts, just because I am 25 and an adult who should be able to fend for himself, where I might have simply left it aside until I next visited my parents four states away, and then, tail tucked firmly betwixt my thights, I could have asked mommy to do it. Was it my decision to buy this product in the first place? Who can say, for certain?
My musing continues... if I recover from my injuries, how will I respond? Do I launch another assault on the dread unopenable package? Do I crown it the prince of my home, swear eternal fealty, and begin designing a new flag to represent the sheer dominance and magnificence of this mighty blister pack?
But one thing, gentle reader, is certain: you can learn from my experience. Just say no to inaccessibly-packaged consumer goods! It's not too late. *cough* *cough*
Avenge... me...
Very handy and useful September 13, 2008
Chad A. Shelby (Misawa-shi, Aomori-ken Japan)
Small, easy to store and very handy and it charges the battery packs very quickly. It's a must have for anyone with the rechargeable battery packs. Highly recommend this item!
nothing to complain about August 31, 2008
Marcus Mccurdy (Ventura, California)
I bought this after my dog chewed up the end of my charging cable. This charges the batteries much faster and it will charge two at the same time.
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