Get back in the game faster with this Joy-Con charging station, now 43% off
TL;DR: Keep your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons powered up with the HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2: Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Charging Station, now for just $16.99 (reg. $29.99).
Don't let a dead Joy-Con make you say 'game over.' Nintendo Switch fans can make sure they avoid the dreaded dead battery dilemma with some help from the HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2: Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Charging Station. And now, just in time for summer, you can make sure your controllers are always powered up for just $16.99 (reg. $29.99).
Got plans for the dog days of summer? If they involve sitting inside in the AC gaming, make sure you're always powered up with the HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2: Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Charging Station.
Keep the fun going strong with the HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2, a fast and easy way to power up your Joy-Cons. This handy dock juices up to four controllers at once in just 3.5 hours — so you're always ready to jump back into the action.
The HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2 features battery status indicators on the base, allowing you to determine easily which controllers are ready to get back in the game. It's also weighted, so they all stay in place securely. The easy-glide docking feature makes attaching and detaching controllers a breeze, too
Once your Joy-Cons are fully charged, it's game on. Dive back into epic Super Smash Bros battles or race your friends in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. No matter what you're playing, a full charge means you're ready for whatever adventure awaits.
Power up smarter with the HyperX ChargePlay Quad 2: Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Charging Station, now just $16.99 (reg. $29.99).
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