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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2025This dock is relatively compact, provides enough power (rated at 20W vs the OG Quest 3 adapter at 18W), and keeps your headset and controllers organized while they charge.
The overall quality is good, though some parts - like the battery covers - are made of a noticeably cheaper plastic than stock or even some third party ones I have. They work, to be fair.
This dock is cross compatible with three separate Quest models as it uses a USB plug instead of the charging contacts on the bottom. To make it more convenient, it's a magnetic adapter and they've thoughtfully included four of them as it's my experience that magnetic adapters do not last all that long and they seem to know it too.
With the included controller batteries (AA size with giant contacts) everything fits on nicely, with the controllers having a particularly satisfying magnetic thock as they slot in place. The magnetic USB adapter works, although due to the weight of my halo strap it kind of lifts the headset up and comes really close to pulling the cable off unless I bend the strap down every time.
With a stock strap I imagine it rests nicely as all the weight is on the front.
If you have an out-of-the-box Quest with nothing added, this would be a pretty handy little charging setup.
My issues are twofold, although I cannot penalize this charger too much for them as others will not have the same issues:
1) The USB charging method requires you to stick a little magnetic USB adapter that's incredibly hard to remove. Have a strap with a battery that routes through the USB port? Whoops, now you have to unplug that and plug in the tiny magnetic adapter every single time, and then again when you take it off.
2) The controller panels technically work with some designs of hand straps, but without disassembling them every time it's virtually useless as mine won't fit in the slots with the straps.
If you're just using the lanyards the second won't be a problem and if you don't have an external battery the first one won't be an issue. If either of those apply to you, though....this isn't for you.
This dock is relatively compact, provides enough power (rated at 20W vs the OG Quest 3 adapter at 18W), and keeps your headset and controllers organized while they charge.
The overall quality is good, though some parts - like the battery covers - are made of a noticeably cheaper plastic than stock or even some third party ones I have. They work, to be fair.
This dock is cross compatible with three separate Quest models as it uses a USB plug instead of the charging contacts on the bottom. To make it more convenient, it's a magnetic adapter and they've thoughtfully included four of them as it's my experience that magnetic adapters do not last all that long and they seem to know it too.
With the included controller batteries (AA size with giant contacts) everything fits on nicely, with the controllers having a particularly satisfying magnetic thock as they slot in place. The magnetic USB adapter works, although due to the weight of my halo strap it kind of lifts the headset up and comes really close to pulling the cable off unless I bend the strap down every time.
With a stock strap I imagine it rests nicely as all the weight is on the front.
If you have an out-of-the-box Quest with nothing added, this would be a pretty handy little charging setup.
My issues are twofold, although I cannot penalize this charger too much for them as others will not have the same issues:
1) The USB charging method requires you to stick a little magnetic USB adapter that's incredibly hard to remove. Have a strap with a battery that routes through the USB port? Whoops, now you have to unplug that and plug in the tiny magnetic adapter every single time, and then again when you take it off.
2) The controller panels technically work with some designs of hand straps, but without disassembling them every time it's virtually useless as mine won't fit in the slots with the straps.
If you're just using the lanyards the second won't be a problem and if you don't have an external battery the first one won't be an issue. If either of those apply to you, though....this isn't for you.Images in this review
