The one Xbox accessory I didn't know I needed (and now can't live without) is down to a must-buy price
I use my charging stand for my Xbox controllers every single day, and at just $20, this is the time to grab one from Razer.
Whether you're a longtime Xbox user or you recently hopped into the ecosystem, you need to keep your controllers charged. No one wants to buy a bunch of AA batteries, so instead, save yourself a ton of cash in the long run by grabbing a charging stand. The Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand is just $20 at Amazon, meaning you can grab one of the most important Xbox accessories at half the normal price!
Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S
Was: $39.99
Now: $19.99 at Amazon
"Regardless of how old this design is, and how many of those features are shared by past versions, Razer's charging stand is one of the best and most premium charging accessories for Xbox Wireless Controllers." — Staff writer Zachary Boddy
✅Perfect for: You need a reliable way to charge a single Xbox Series X|S controller at a time.
❌Avoid if: You need to charge and/or display more than one controller at a time.
Connection type: USB-C, USB-A.
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💰Price check: $38.77 at Walmart
🤩Alternative deal: Auarte Xbox controller charger for $25.43 at Amazon
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A simple but must-own accessory for Xbox users
While many of the Black Friday sales we're seeing across retailers are paling in comparison to the massive discounts prior years have brought, this is still the best time to grab various accessories if you want to save money.
The simple fact is that if you're playing on an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, you need a charging stand. While Razer's offering is normally set to a premium price, it's still one of the best Xbox accessories you can have around. At just $20, it's the best option for keeping a single Xbox controller topped off. If you have more that one controller, you can still efficiently keep them all charged as long as you always have one on the stand.
The charging stand comes with a single rechargeable battery, but if you need more for your other controllers — if you're like me, you've picked up some of the special edition models that have been released over the years — then you can always just buy a PowerA pack or two in order to make sure you've got the rechargeable batteries to go around.
Is an Xbox rechargeable battery worth it?
Yes. While Xbox Series X|S controllers can use regular AA batteries, this isn't a great longterm solution, as you'll just have to keep buying more and more as you use them up. Investing in a rechargeable battery and a charging stand will make your life far simpler and save you money in the long run.
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Samuel Tolbert is a freelance writer covering gaming news, previews, reviews, interviews and different aspects of the gaming industry, specifically focusing on Xbox and PC gaming on Windows Central. You can find him on Twitter @SamuelTolbert.