Incharge WII for Nintendo Wii

Charge your WII Remotes with greater reliability! Rechargeable battery packs are a great money saving solution and more environmentally friendly than standard batteries. InCharge for WII eliminates having to slide off the battery cover of your controllers then try to pull out the dead batteries and throw them away. The InCharge is superior to other rechargeable solutions. There are no contacts to get dirty or break. You do not have to take the battery pack off the remote to charge it. The batteries are charged inductively through a sealed plastic case.Improperly charged controllers will no longer frustrate the user. Other chargers require you to take the battery pack off the remote and carefully place the battery pack upon a base with the contacts touching. If they aren't seated properly, if they aren't clean, you don't get a charge. Kids don't always wash their hands before they pick up their game system remotes. Sweaty hands and snacking can lead to dirty contacts that eventually cause other solutions to stop working. InCharge is a sealed unit. InCharge keeps on working and charging your remotes as it should, and is easy to keep clean. When you're not using it, simply place the controller on the inductive base (no metal contacts). You will see the charging light brighten...that's it. Your remote is charging. When the indicator light starts blinking, it is 100% charged.FeaturesWorks with most silicon skins on the remotes, even works with the Nintendo Remote GlovesCharges the battery while still on the remoteIncludes two Lithium polymer battery packsCharges one or two controllers at onceQuick recharge with 25 hours of gameplay - Charging time is 10 hours. After a full charge the remote works for 25 hours. 3 hours of use takes 1.5 hours to fully chargeNo contacts to get dirty or sweaty or tarnishSaves on the cost of replacing standard batteries which is better for the environmentNo need to have a long power cable plugged into your wireless remote to chargeEasy to read LED Charge Indicator lights tell you the battery status. Green indicates that it is charging, and blinking green indicates that the InCharge power unit is fully chargedPower is supplied to the InCharge base station through a 6 foot power cable with a wall mount AC adaptorThe InCharge battery cover has the same look and feel as your original WII remote battery coversIt's really that easy. Remove the battery cover and batteries that came with your remote and replace them with the InCharge unit. Get playing fast!