Play and Charge or Quick Charge?

I was going to say that if you have more than one rechargable battery, the quick charge kit is definitely the way to go, but then I remembered you'd have to buy one of each to have more than one battery.

I guess if you don't want to buy both, go with the Play & Charge so you can keep playing when the battery starts to run out.
 
[quote name='Madskills1182']I already have a Play and Charge. Saw the quick charge and was just wondering if it was the better way to go.[/QUOTE]

Go quickcharge mainly because the battery pack is Nimh so you'd want to drain the battery before charging it anyway. In addition you can charge your batteries without having the damn xbox on. I currently have an extra play and charge kit I havent even opened hah.
 
[quote name='Zoglog']Go quickcharge mainly because the battery pack is Nimh so you'd want to drain the battery before charging it anyway. In addition you can charge your batteries without having the damn xbox on. I currently have an extra play and charge kit I havent even opened hah.[/quote]

Is NiHM the ones where if you leave them charging after they are fully charged the overall charge it can hold decreases? I'm pretty sure NiCd does that and Li-Ion don't, but I can't remember if NiHM does or not.
 
[quote name='Stuka']Is NiHM the ones where if you leave them charging after they are fully charged the overall charge it can hold decreases? I'm pretty sure NiCd does that and Li-Ion don't, but I can't remember if NiHM does or not.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I also would like to know the answer because I always get the two confused.
 
only if you had a lot of friends that you played with, and played with alot... i would get the play and charge so that you could play and charge by yourself... but the quick charger for the other 3-5 battery packs you buy (12$ each) for your buddies wireless controller...
 
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