AA Batteries might not be as convenient to use, but being able to replace them is a great advantage
it could still have a charging port so it doesn't need to be any inconvenient
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AA Batteries might not be as convenient to use, but being able to replace them is a great advantage
it could still have a charging port so it doesn't need to be any inconvenient
Duracell does, too
All my Xbox360 controllers still work fine, but none of my PS3’ Dualshock 3s
Batteries for PS3 Dualshock are still available on ebay in my country. You just unplug a cable and remove a couple of screws. AA are not worth it.
AA should only used for flashlights (emergency), kids toys (safety) or when you are far away from an electricity network for much time (days, weeks).
Rechargeable AA work just fine and are easy to acquire. What exactly makes them "not worth it".
Your controller stays mostly in your house and can be charged with a cable. No need for recharging devices, thinking if you have stored charged batteries, it can play while charging.
And if 20 years later you can find a replace battery for a ps3 controller that means your device probably can live for 30 years or more.
What benefits bring the rechargeable AA batteries for that particular device?