A Meta Quest Pro Charging Dock ships in the box with your Quest headset. A more portable option, the Meta Quest Pro Compact Charging dock, can be purchased separately from the Meta store.
Make sure that your Quest Pro Charging Dock is on a flat surface, and you are using the adapter that came with your device.
If you're having trouble with aligning the controllers:
Your headset, controllers, and dock all have status indicator LED lights to help you determine the charge level of your devices.
LED Color | Device and Status | What it Means |
Amber | Headset or controllers, on dock. | Charging |
Green | Headset or controllers, on dock. | Charged |
Solid Red | Headset or controllers, on dock. | Batteries are less than 3% charged |
Blinking Red | Headset or controllers, in use | You're trying to use a controller or a headset with less than 3% battery. |
Solid Red | Dock itself, with headset and controllers properly seated. | Your adapter is less than 45W and won't power the dock. |
If you'd like to learn more about the different LED indicators and what they mean outside of the context of charging, check out our other articles on Meta Quest Pro Headset LEDs and Meta Quest Pro Controller LEDs
The Meta Quest Pro Compact Charging Dock can charge both controllers as well as your headset while still remaining small enough to fit into most headset travel cases.
To use the Meta Quest Pro Compact Charging Dock:
If you're having trouble pairing your controllers to your headset, or are experiencing another issue related to your controllers, see our controller troubleshooting article for suggestions and support.