PowerA has revealed a new way for Xbox One and Series X|S owners to tidily refuel a couple of controllers, and it comes in the form of Duo Charging Station. Unlike PlayStation and Switch consoles, Xbox gamepads rely on replaceable AA batteries for power. This can be seen as a good or bad thing, and tends to be a gamer argument that is usually divided down the middle. One downside that is quite clear is that charging docks tend to be a bit pricer since they have to include rechargeable battery packs, but PowerA Duo Charging Station manages to do a reasonable job in that department. Continue reading to learn more.

While Nintendo has made a name for itself with many vibrant controllers of its own, PowerA takes things to a whole new level. This is made abundantly clear by four offerings that have now joined the PowerA Switch controller lineup. Headliners include Dungeon Jump Mario and Heroic Link, but Mario Pop Art and Power-Up Mario offerings are also worth getting excited about. It’s worth noting that only one of four new controllers is wireless, which could be a deal-breaker for some. Thankfully, each wired offering clocks at roughly half the price. Continue reading to learn more.

If you’re one of the lucky 10 million folks that own a PlayStation 5, the new PowerA DualSense Twin Charging Station could be an accessory worth adding to your setup. Like Sony’s first-party solution, the new PowerA offering can refuel two DualSense controllers at once while also giving your setup a more tidy appearance. Instead of mimicking Sony and Hori solutions, PowerA’s new solution more closely resembles Nyko Charge Arc with two slots that allow the back of each controller to lean toward each other. Continue reading to learn more.

Some of the latest PowerA Xbox Series X controllers are now up for pre-order. Last September, PowerA initially launched its first accessories specifically tailored for Microsoft’s latest-generation home console, and we are starting to see the expanded Enhanced Wired Controller lineup go up for sale at Amazon and elsewhere. Head below for a closer look.