Xbox One Controllers Can be Charged in Under a Minute With PDP's New Super Charger

If you own an Xbox One, your play sessions may have been interrupted in the past because your controller battery ran out of charge. With a new device developed by Performance Designed Products (PDP), this may no longer be as big of an issue. Dubbed the “Super Charger,” this product is able to charge Xbox One controllers in under 60 seconds. It’s important to note, however, that the Super Charger has not yet been licensed by any third party, including Microsoft.

“The Super Charger’s unique ability to recharge the Xbox One controller in just seconds reduces interruption in game play sessions – a full recharge during a quick break provides convenience to all gamers.” — PDP

Information such as the retail price and release date of the Super Charger have not been revealed as of yet, so until then we can only dream of having one. Will you be picking up this Xbox One accessory upon release? Tell us in the comments below.

Source: IGN

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