Sam (He/Him) is the former Managing Editor of DualShockers and is now Senior Reporter at TheGamer. He's been in and around games media for six years now and has held a variety of roles within the ...
Amid new speculation caused by comments from a Duracell spokesperson, IGN understands that there is no deal forcing Xbox to use AA batteries in its controllers. Speaking to Stealth Optional, Duracell ...
It was reported yesterday that the reason Xbox controllers still rely on AA batteries is due to a long-term agreement with Duracell to supply those batteries. Many won't be surprised to discover this ...
While every other console controller on the market uses internal rechargeable batteries, Xbox’s still let you use AA batteries to power them, and new remarks by a Duracell spokesperson possibly shed ...
WTF?! When practically everything has a built-in rechargeable battery these days, it is somewhat odd that the Xbox Series X|S controllers are powered by two AA batteries. Microsoft does have an Xbox ...
As 180,000 runners prepare to take on the Great Run Series this year, Duracell will be right alongside them, encouraging them to Unlock the Power Within. As the official partner of the 12-race series, ...
New research has revealed that one third of alkaline batteries thrown away may still have up to 67 per cent of useable power left inside. Unknown to most consumers, many ‘high-drain’ devices such as ...
Whether you’re running around the park or hyping yourself up to compete in the Great Run Series; sometimes we all need a little help. Running, like most sports, can be more intimidating than the ...
Wales International player, Sam Warburton taking part in the Duracell promotional shoot – Photo mandatory by-line: Phil Mingo/Pinnacle/Duracell – Tel: +44(0)1363 881025 – Mobile: 0797 1270 681 – 15/08 ...
Recent comments from a Duracell manager suggested that Microsoft controllers still use batteries due to a partnership with Duracell. However, a new report from Eurogamer says otherwise. Duracell UK’s ...
If you somehow weren’t already aware, the standard controller for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S still uses replaceable AA batteries. Xbox has previously referred to this as an intentional choice ...
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