How long does it take to charge the Oculus Quest 2?

What’s the charge time for the oculus quest 2 with its included charging brick and usb c cable? 

I started with my quest battery fully depleted and then set up a time lapse, plugged in the headset and hit go on the stopwatch. Lets see how long it takes for that little light to turn green. 

2 hours and 36 minutes and 26 seconds. So doing a little math here taking that 156 minutes it takes to charge you get about .64 percent charged per minute.

Here is how long it would approximately take to charge from 25, 50 and 75 percent.

25% 123 minutes ( 2 Hours and 20 Mins)

50% 78 minutes (Hour and 18 Minutes

75%  About 40 minutes

If you’d like to not have to worry about your quest 2 battery dying and charging it up check out my favorite battery charging headstrap in this video here.

Getting a new quest? Get $30 free store credit on me by using my referral code: https://www.oculus.com/referrals/link/SlurpeePinata


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Quest 2 Walkabout Mini Golf New DLC Course Sweetopia

Here is a quick walkthrough / fly through of the new Sweetopia course on Walkabout Mini Golf. It is one of the pretty courses I've ever seen in the game and it will make you hungry. Follow the chocolate river all the way through to the end!

Getting a new quest? Get $30 free store credit on me by using my referral code: https://www.oculus.com/referrals/link/SlurpeePinata

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Should You Buy A Quest 2 in 2022? 10 Reasons Why.

You want to get into VR but can’t decide if you should buy a quest 2 right now, well I have 10 reasons why you should and if you stick around I will tell you more importantly how to get your first quest game for free.

Number 1. It’s easy to jump right in. No PC, driver downloads, or base station setup is necessary. Just pull the headset out of the box, put the controllers in your hands and you can enter another world in 5 minutes. The onboarding process is dead simple and in my opinion pretty intuitive. Of course you will learn how to adjust the headstrap and the eye pieces to fit your features but that is all spelled out cleary in the setup. Heck we’eve seen the boomers embrace the quest. Speaking of booming…

Number 2. The quest 2 community is exploding, looking here at the stats of the subreddit oculus quest you see in 2020 the sub started with around of 60,000 subscribers and now its over 330 thousand. There’s an even bigger growth curve in the oculus subreddit. The quest 2 has been estimated to have sold over 10 million headsets, which means there is a thriving and growing user base. Over christmas the oculus app was the most downloaded ios app and the quest 2 was the best seller in the video games category on amazon over the holidays and even at the time of recording this it is still top 5 and the number 1 selling “console” on there. All of this data is just to show that there is a legit market and community for stand alone VR which of course is more enticing for game and app developers to find a place in that market to grow their business and build great experiences for us questers. Which leads me to 


Number 3. Quest developers and VR devs in general are making more money now than ever. Which mean they have more money to pour back into the platform with new games and deeper experiences. Beat saber alone has made over 100 million dollars in revenue on the quest platform, and from a recent survey done in 2021 at the Game Developer conference of the Devs that are working on VR content the majority are working releasing their games and updates on the quest platform more than for any other headset. Oh yeah since I brought up updates,

Number 4. The Quest 2 gets constant updates and new features. Since its release we have had 15 updates from the version 22 it launched with to version 37 just last month. We have seen the addition of 120hz support, airlink, bluetooth keyboard support, pass through updates and so much more. We know with all these updates it means there is a lot of support and firmware development going on at meta to further the longevity and usefulness of the quest 2. Firmware rhymes with hardware so lets take that segway to 


Number 5. The quest 2 is the nintendo switch of VR. Yes maybe the graphics don’t blow your freaking mind like other tethered PCVR experiences but the quest 2 lets you move freely and without fear of yanking your 2,000 dollar pc into the abyss. You have the option switch *snap* to either a tethered or free roam experience and choice is always good for the consumer. Not to mention the Q2 is taking over as the top headset used on steamvr. If you have the pc power or the internet bandwidth to run something like shadow pc or the newly released plutosphere you can still play tall the top billed VR games that people are raving about like half life alyx, bone works, skyrim and more. Plus a good chunk of those popular games often get ported to the quest for you to share wirelessly with you friends which leads me to…

Number 6. Sharing your gameplay experience with others is easy. The ability to either cast your gameplay to a supported chromecast device, the oculus web page or the oculus app makes it really easy to involve others in the room into what you are doing in your virtual reality. You don’t have to lug your pride and joy pc into the living room to show off your super hot skills. And with apps like acrons or keep talking and nobody explodes you can get them in on the action just by using their phones. No expensive extra controllers needed. Oh since we are over half way here if you find this informative tickle that like button down there and I’ll get to…

Number 7. The quest is now in the mainstream. For one, VR is no longer some weird step child of flat screen gaming and the quest isn’t the little kid on the block anymore, I mean there is a superbowl ad for the dang thing, you seriously can’t get any bigger than that in america. Not mention the meta quest brand can even be found on nba courts as a sponsor and they are hosting virtual events with giant musical artists like the foo fighters and david guetta. Hey spotify can’t say that right now.

Number 8. Its moddable. Spoiler alert but the quest’s snapdragon XR2 chipset is pretty much a glorified android device which means with tools like sidquest you can get into the brains of it all and tinker your little heart out.. You have the ability to sideload apps that haven’t hit the oculus game store, install mod apks like adding custom songs to beat saber all the way to changing the quality of the video capture files to upgrading the graphics inside the headset. A walled garden the quest 2 is not.

Number 9 you get free stuff. Okay maybe its not free free because you need to buy a quest but they have an active referral code system to allow any new quest owner to receive 30 dollars in free credits if they use a referral codes uh like this one: https://www.oculus.com/referrals/link/SlurpeePinata So your first game if its under $30 will be free. Another bonus to this is that the quest has a game refund policy. So for any game you have played less than 2 hours in the last 14 days if it turns out in those first 90 minutes or so you realized its not for you, you can get a refund. Hey Xbox and Playstation you need to make it this easy… 

Lastly I want to say you are not too late, this is the perfect time to jump in. You aren’t buying an xbox one in 2020 you are getting in at the right time. I know with all these project cambria murmers and leaks, you may be thinking well maybe I should just wait around for that. I’m here to say don’t unless you are mr. Money Bags Billy. From the zucks own lips he said this isn’t the next quest it will be compatible with the quest, but cambria will be a completely new advanced and high end product and it will be at the higher end of the price spectrum too. So if you don’t want to shell out top dollar to dip your toe into the virtual oasis then the quest 2 at 299 or if you get lucky and find the 64 gig refurb for $199 is your cheapest and most supported option out there.

Welp thats my list and I’m stickin to it. do you agree or disagree? Have some different reasons? Let’s discuss in the comments below and if you are looking for whats happening in the quest metaverse check out this video here. Woodie Out. 


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Is Full Body Tracking Coming to the Oculus Quest?

In today’s oculus quest news body tracking may be coming to the quest, You can now play classic Call of Duty and Halo maps on the quest 2, Trying out PCVR from the cloud for free with Plutosphere, Sidequest is fixing all kinds of version 37 update problems and our random game of the week Sledge Destruction Simulator.

Inside the recent Quest SDK released for Physically tracking a Keyboard inside the unity game engine a keen eyed reporter over at uploadvr saw an entry under features that says body tracking support disabled. So could this mean that meta has future plans of releasing the ability of full body tracking to the quest? I hope so but with the camera inside the quest they just aren’t wide enough to do this on their own so maybe we will see some new meta tracking accessories like the vive trackers in the future or some type of third party integration.

Then again this could all be a grand experiment or for that mysterious project cambria headset we are all clamoring for.

Quest FPS gaming just got a whole lot better. Military shooter ContractorsVR just release an update allowing modded maps for the quest and of course some talented modders have uploaded classic halo maps like zanzibar, hang em high and the pit not to be outdone by some now classic call of duty maps like shipment, shoot house and the dastardly rust. There was some initial drama where the halo maps were taken down within a few days of their release but some beautiful soul has replenished them back to their glory. If you own contractors and want to check out these mods just head over to the mods section in the main menu then sift through the selection. Sort by subscribers to find the most popular mods click on one tickles your fancy and on the right hand side click subscribe. Once downloaded you can try it out by going to single player and then free roam if you just want to take in the experience of walking around a map that you spent most of your high school life drinking mountain dew and getting sweaty in your friends basement. I don’t miss lugging around a crt tv.

Your friend sideloader and firmware booster Sidequest just released update 10.27 which have enabled some fixes for recent problems that have shown up with the quest version 37 update. Some highlighted fixes include apps being stuck on installing or uninstalling, the super odd Date Changed to 2036/2037 broken wifi problem, and cloud back up triggering for those times when you really do need to factory reset your headset and you want to make sure you have a backup of all your game data. If you are experiencing any of these problems check out the link in the description to learn how to use Side quest to fix them.

And now its time for my rando quest game of the week. Speaking of sidequest here’s a fun game you can download from there to scratch your destructive itch called sledge destruction simulator. This physics based VR game allows you to destroy a large variety of objects such as toilets, tables, statues and more. So go take out your frustrations on some poor dudes bathroom. Link of course is down below.

Are you like me and don’t have a PC or a PC strong enough to play half life alyx but you bought it anyway because you had a dream for the future? Well Desktop streaming service plutosphere is here to make that dream come true. The opened up their platform for what seemed to be a stress test over the weekend, and well for some it has been a great experience and for others like me…I could never connect to the remote computer. Like 10 attempts and nothing.  It’s all still technically in testing so of course we can expect hiccups but if you want to try it out for yourself the link is below to follow the instructions to set it up. Heads up you will need a steam account and of course some steamvr games and annoyingly you will have to download those games every time you connect to the service. If you are one of the lucky ones to get it to work let me know in the comments and hopefully the problems get ironed out for the formal release.

I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who recently subscribed and have been supporting my channel, you all are amazing and keep me motivated in life! If you want to learn more tips and tricks for the quest 2 check out this video here and I’ll see you in the next one.

SideQuest Fixes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxoiWi6ZPjk

Plutosphere Setup https://www.plutosphere.com/

Sledge Destruction Simulator on SideQuest https://sidequestvr.com/app/6310/sledge-destruction-simulator

Getting a new quest? Get $30 free store credit on me by using my referral code: https://www.oculus.com/referrals/link/SlurpeePinata

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Oculus Quest 2 Game Share and Double Referral Code Credit

From the top I wanted to say I bought my wife’s quest refurbished for only $200 on walmart. It is only 64gigs but with the newer cloud save feature I think this is a great option to save money and get into the world of VR.

Starting this process I first sent my referral link to my wife which she clicked on and used to set up her oculus account with her facebook. Next we began the set up process inside her headset using her account, and activated the new headset with her phone logged into her account in the oculus app. Once she was completely set up I checked on my phone in the oculus app inside the menu burger, clicked the blue refer a friend button and saw that she had accepted and redeem my code. 

Then to double check we went into the app on her phone to make sure she had the store credit as well by just going to the store tab then clicking on a game and then seeing the $30 store credits remaining at the bottom.

Now for the app sharing to begin. To make this easier make sure to add your partner, friend or in my case my wife to your friends list inside the quest headset. The next step is to factory reset your partners headset by first making sure your bluetooth is on on your phone and your headset is nearby Then go into their app then menu at the bottom, then devices advanced settings and finally factory reset. 

You’ll see the reset process inside your partners headset. Once that has finished, restart the secondary headset and now set it up with your main account that has all the games already purchased on it. In this example it is my account. I just did this through my app by adding another device under menu devices then the plus sign. Once setup is completed and you are signed in under the main account head to settings then accounts then app sharing and flip the switch. Something to remember here is that app sharing can only be activated on one device so make sure to do this on your partners headset not your main one. Next inside that same account menu click add account and then login with your partners oculus / facebook account and zippidy do da you hath now unlocked the realm of thy sharable apps. Your partner can now go into the apps menu and begin downloading your games at will and start playing at no extra cost.

One more pro tip when setting this up is to use your partners store credit for the main account so it can be used by both accounts instead of just the secondary account. To do this, have your partner gift you the game you’d like inside either the headset or the mobile app using their store credit. It’s all about saving that money.

Getting a new quest? Get $30 free store credit on me by using my referral code: https://www.oculus.com/referrals/link/SlurpeePinata

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