The Xbox One battery pack does work with the Xbox Series S and X, but you may want to make sure you have a high-speed USB-C to USB-A cable to charge the battery efficiently.

No, both the Xbox Series X and S come with two AA batteries instead of rechargeable ones. But you can swap them out for any of the battery packs shown in the list above, as well as many others.

In short, yes, as long as you only use the bundled cables. Phone cables, especially Android cables, may be Micro USB or USB-C, so there should be a wired way to charge the controller as part of a gaming and charging kit.

The rechargeable controller battery pack we offer is actually a two-pack. The batteries themselves are black and oval, each designed to power a single controller. These batteries have a capacity of 1,100mAh. That's enough for about 20-30 hours of playback, depending on whether you're using headphones or not. Another similarity between the two kits is the LED indicators. Each battery lights up red when charging and turns green when fully charged. By default you will charge via Micro USB and it will take about 3-4 hours.

1. Use the Xbox rechargeable battery plus USB-C cable to keep operating/

2 Charges while or after you play, even when your Xbox is in standby

3 Long-lasting rechargeable batteries fully charge in 4 hours

4 Say goodbye to disposable batteries and interrupted games

It all depends on the battery pack. Given that they are removable batteries here, unlike the PS5 controller, battery life is determined by the capacity of the battery pack itself.

On average, the Xbox rechargeable battery lasts between 20-40 hours, depending on the device you're using, although some batteries can last up to 85 hours.