Energizer Induction Charging System for Wii Controllers Review

ByJanel
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Over a full year ago I was able to review Energizer’s 4x Induction Charging system for my Wii Remotes. This charging base lasted for a full year with continuous use but finally quit working. It was so extremely convenient and nice to have a charging base with rechargeable battery packs that meant we never burnt through batteries and our controllers were ALWAYS fully charged! We were all sad when our first induction charger stopped responding so I reached out Energizer to see if we could work with them again and replace our old charger base.

Energizer Charger

We were able to review two of the Energizer Flat Panel 2x Induction Charging System that work to recharge Wii Controllers. During the 3-4 weeks we didn’t have a working charger anymore it was painful trying to play the Wii. When my husband and I would go to play the Wii with our kids, every single time we would have to search around to find controllers since they didn’t have a set place to be put away and we would always have to change batteries in at least one of the controllers. It was extremely frustrating so I was thrilled when my new chargers arrived. It has worked great with all of our chargers, original and motion plus, sleeved or not, and our colored remotes blue, black and white without any issues! It has made a huge difference in making game time fun again as we don’t have to worry about dead controllers and going through batteries like water!

The Energizer 2x Flat Panel charger retails for $29.99 and is available in select local stores as well as on Amazon.

Disclosure: I received two 2-controller Energizer Wii Chargers in exchange for my honest review. I was not compensated in any other manner. The opinions expressed above are my own and any claims should be verified on the sponsor’s site.


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