To charge Meta (Oculus) Quest and Quest 2 controllers, you need to replace those batteries with rechargeable batteries. Using a compatible battery charger, You need to charge those batteries when they run out of power. For convenience, you may want to buy four batteries instead of two and leave two on the charger so they’re always ready.

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This article explains how to charge Meta (Oculus) Quest and Quest 2 controllers, including how to use the optional charging station.

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The Quest and Quest 2’s included controllers have a small eject icon molded into the plastic of each grip, roughly opposite the trigger button. That’s the battery compartment cover, and there’s a single AA battery hidden inside. The included batteries with these controllers are alkaline and can’t be recharged.

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The dock comes with special rechargeable batteries that have charge contacts on the sides. Make sure to orient the charge contacts, so they are pointing out.

Quest controllers aren’t rechargeable from the factory, but the officially licensed Anker Charging Dock makes charging your headset and controllers nearly effortless.