Introduction

Ever run out of batteries whilst gaming? The Xbox One Play and Charge kit might justbe the thing for you.

Unboxing

Find the area of the box that contains the hanger where the unit would be hung up in shops, and look on the edge furthest away from that. There you will find the relatively expected circle of adhesive material holding the rest of the box in place, which you can then remove. After you’ve done that, you can pull up the top part of the lid, revealing the battery and a protruding end of a USB cable.

Pull the battery and the rest of the cardboard holding it should lift away too, revealing that it also holds the USB cable.

The protruding part of the USB cable, as seen when you had the cardboard holder in the box, can be pulled up to help remove the cable from the box. Now gently part the two pieces of cardboard holding the cable within the box, which will let you prize it carefully free.

There is a hole at the back of the battery area of the holder, which you can put your finger underneath and push on to remove the battery, which is covered by plastic film that you need to remove in order to use it.

Description

Not much to say here – all you have is a battery pack which saves you using up large numbers of aa batteries and a USB cable to allow it to charge whilst it’s in your controller.