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I use them in my spare 360 controller.
They are very good.
My controller never runs out of power, if it does then connecting the cable to my PS3 isn't really all that hard.
nifty, but i can't say i'd ever feel the need to pick one up. even with a multiplayer scenario, i can't imagine needing this.
I might get some for my phone. that's about it.
Maybe for rumble.