How long do the controllers last? null

That depends on the batteries. I have had cheap batteries last about 4 hours of game play. I have had more expensive ones last longer than 8 hours of game play. I have not tried rechargeable batteries.

That depends on how long you use them for, I have had cheap batteries last me 6 months, and expensive batteries last a year.(I use my quest everyday)

The controllers themselves are of high quality. They should last for years unless you damage them. Replacement ones are currently $69 each. If your are asking how long the batteries last: Each controller has it's own AA battery that will need to be charged or replaced depending on the type of AA batteries you purchase. It comes with 2 throwaway batteries. How long they last depends on the battery and their use but it is many hours not minutes. They do last a fairly long time but purchasing additional AA batteries is a good idea as you will lose track of time once you are "inside" a simulation. I carry several new ones inside the case being always ready when needed. Within Quest's staging area, there is a display that shows you the percent of battery life left for each controller and the headset. Either purchase rechargeable batteries or get good alkaline ones. I prefer the alkaline ones so I don't have to wait for charging.

They last a really long time. Not sure but mine are still at like 95% and I have played for 6+ hours

Id say it’s dependent on time of use. Will say my right control dies quicker but that’s the one used most for the games I play

Not 100% sure depends on the battery you put in them I've had mine for about 2 months and they're fine

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That depends on the batteries. I have had cheap batteries last about 4 hours of game play. I have had more expensive ones last longer than 8 hours of game play. I have not tried rechargeable batteries.
Answered by OldSchoolGamer 5 years ago
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Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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That depends on how long you use them for, I have had cheap batteries last me 6 months, and expensive batteries last a year.(I use my quest everyday)
Answered by ItsyStryke 2 years ago
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The controllers themselves are of high quality. They should last for years unless you damage them. Replacement ones are currently $69 each. If your are asking how long the batteries last: Each controller has it's own AA battery that will need to be charged or replaced depending on the type of AA batteries you purchase. It comes with 2 throwaway batteries. How long they last depends on the battery and their use but it is many hours not minutes. They do last a fairly long time but purchasing additional AA batteries is a good idea as you will lose track of time once you are "inside" a simulation. I carry several new ones inside the case being always ready when needed. Within Quest's staging area, there is a display that shows you the percent of battery life left for each controller and the headset. Either purchase rechargeable batteries or get good alkaline ones. I prefer the alkaline ones so I don't have to wait for charging.
Answered by Captain 5 years ago
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They last a really long time. Not sure but mine are still at like 95% and I have played for 6+ hours
Answered by Greg 5 years ago
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Id say it’s dependent on time of use. Will say my right control dies quicker but that’s the one used most for the games I play
Answered by KingBrownBear 5 years ago
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Not 100% sure depends on the battery you put in them I've had mine for about 2 months and they're fine
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