Features & Specifications
The MeWe Quad Charging Station has universal power input and will operate on 100 to 240 VAC. The system ships with the four spot dock, four Ni-MH battery packs and four rechargeable enabled battery covers. LED lights on the charge station show when the chargers are getting power.

In Use
The MeWe Quad Charging Station is a great device that makes it easy to keep four of your Wii Removes charged up and ready to play. The dock ships with four rechargeable batteries and four battery doors that you replace the stock Wii Remote doors with.

Once the battery pack and battery doors are swapped out you can simply stand the remotes in the base to charge them. The biggest drawback of the MeWe Quad Charging Station is that you have to remove any stock or after market, Wii Remote sleeves from the controllers to charge.

The Wii Remote straps can be left on and the MeWe Quad Charging Station has a special slot on the side of each port to keep the strap from getting in the way. The Wii remotes appear to last as long in the rechargeable battery packs as they do with a normal set of AA batteries.

The dock is rather large, making it a bit hard to find a place in the entertainment center to store the charger. The good news is that unlike other charging stations on the market, the MeWe Quad Charging Station doesn't draw power from the USB port on the Wii. This means the remotes are charged whether or not the Wii is powered up.

The MeWe Quad Charging Station is a great device overall that makes keeping your Wii Remotes powered up and ready to play a very easy thing to do. The price is also great for the MeWe Quad Charging Station at $44.95.