um i have the nyko battery charger station and it is really good especially sence i only have 2 wii motes the battery last a long time and when im done i just put it back in the only problem is i can put the wii mote in the zapper with out taking off the battery cover grip thing but besides that i think it is great.
dont really know what to recomend, but i had a really bad experience with one made by some company called Psycho... whatever. my wiimote stopped working for two days even though i put regular batteries in them. i had to unplug and replug my wii in order for them to work again. so... stay away from that one
Listen to me...Buy Sanyo "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
Listen to me...Buy Sanyo "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
Listen to me...Buy Sanyo "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
uzevx
never heard of them :?
Again...look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
Listen to me...Buy Sanyo "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
Listen to me...Buy Sanyo "eneloop" rechargeable batteries. They are the best rechargeable batteries on the market. Look them up on amazon and read for yourself.
gonzales1
Hmmm I might buy these. Which ones did you get?
I got the charger with 4 AA batteries, and an additional 4 pack. That's enough for two wiimotes, my wireless sensor bar, and my wavebird. I might buy another 4 pack if the wireless nunchuk uses AAs.
As long as they're rated 2500 or higher you're good
Stay away from Wiimote chargers, they're not worth it on any level.
Jaysonguy
Yah, I have Energizer rechargeable batteries and they work great... and yah, stay away from wii charging stations; they cost just as much if not more and only serve for one purpose.
I think the advantage of the eneloop batteries are they last longer on the shelf once charged. Using them in the Wiimote so often I don't see that coming into play.
I suppose if you just had one or two wiimotes this would be the case. However, you would be surprised how convienient it is to put them in my 3rd and 4th remotes (which arn't used as often) as well as my four wavebirds. They don't lose charge, it's sweet.
I think the advantage of the eneloop batteries are they last longer on the shelf once charged. Using them in the Wiimote so often I don't see that coming into play.Jaysonguy
That's my opinion as well. Plus the Eneloop AA batteries seem to be limited to 2000mAh. That's still better than the silly Nyko charge station's battery packs, of course. I think the highest capacity you can get is best, since the Wiimote is an often-used device. I purchased a 10 slot smart charger that came with 10 2500mAh AA cells. The charger will do AAA cells as well, which I may be ordering soon (for a wireless keyboard I use). These came from an online store that specializes in rechargeable batteries and I think the price was quite good. My brother and I are currently using these to keep all of our Wii and indoor mini helicopter remotes always at the ready. :D
Meh i use GP 2700 mAh nimh rechargeables since three days ago, they still seem full. I've scanned all the threads for batteries. They basically say this: 2500+ mAh is always good. Pay attention to this cause i used cheap ones first and they lasted for like ten minutes because they were 800 mAh or so. Nimh (nikkel metal hydride) is better than NiCd (nikkel cadmium) though it was never explained why so i don't know. Duracell, Energizer, and those Eneloop things work fine. Maybe GP too then..
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