Kuject Compatible for Quest 3/2/Pico 4 Link Cable 6M USB 3.0 Type C to C, Nylon Braided Long PC Connect Power Data Extension Charging Cord, Great Virtual Reality Gaming Accessories for Oculus Quest

As the description states, you get a decent quality 6m braided USBC to USBC cable, with a right angled connection for the headset end, a USBA converter, and a velcro strap to keep things tidy. It comes in a sturdy shrink wrapped box and appears to be a quality item. One thing to bear in mind, is that being a braded cable, it is fairly stiff, but looped through the rear headset strap, I don't notice this.Speed:As for the functionality, it worked out of the box giving 2.9 to 3.0 Gbit transfer speed on the Oculus USB test. This seems comparable to the Official cable speeds I see reported.Disconnects:So far, there have been no disconnects during use, and the throughput seems to be at least on par with my old Rift CV1, if not better, and of course at a higher screen resolution.Charging:I was warned by many reviews that only the official Link cable could charge the headset while in use. That is not the case. This cable happily charges while in use as a link, even when using heavily graphical apps such as flight simulators. The light always stayed on 100% while connected.Connection:Make sure you use a USB 3.1 connection or 3.2 if you have it, with a decent power output, not any old USB 3.0 for the best results.The USB connection to NVidia RTX 2800S USBC (VirtualLink) output or mainboard USBC Superspeed port - (both USB3.1.).

The Kuject Compatible Link Cable is perfect for VR enthusiasts owning Quest 2/3 or Pico 4. Its 6-meter length offers impressive flexibility and freedom of movement, enhancing the immersive experience without compromising on quality. The durable build ensures a reliable connection, while its compatibility across different devices makes it a versatile choice. With smooth data transfer and minimal latency, this cable truly elevates the VR gameplay. A worthy investment for those seeking seamless performance and extended play sessions.

The connection with the headset is good and you can loop the cable through the headset to keep it from ripping out. I have had perfect connection the whole time I have used it and it seems good, sometimes the Oculus Link on the Desktop complains about it being USB 2.0 but it doesnt feel like it is actually. The problem is that when you plug it into your pc it doesnt feel secure, I have not actually had a problem with it but it doesnt feel right.

The cable is absolutly worth the purchase, if you want to play VR for a very long period of time. I have had this cable Since 8/May/2022 and every since then ity has been a very good cable. The positives I hae had with the cable is that I am able to play most of the VR titles that I own PC using the usb that is required by oculus to connect to PC. It does pass all the tests that is required to play VR with Ease. However if you dont want to use PC or have a good PC, you can still use the charging mechanism by using a data transfer USB that might be found on a laptop to give you the fast charge and longevity of play times. The cable is very sturdy and firm which makes if a very solid cable to not worry about it breaking in the future. Now for the negatives of the cable is that when you connect the cable to the headset, it will become a little heavy for the head. Since the cable is sturdy and kinda bulky it feels like an anchor on your head which isnt that comfortable. My solution for that was to put the cable on my Light that helps with the support and makes it not feel noticible, but still is. Another negative about the cable is if you do not play VR for more than 2 hours or so, there is no point of buying this cable. Only reason I have it is because of the PC VR and the charging balance. Overall it is a very good cable for PC Vr and much better than most cables that only have cable and no charging placement in the cable.

I purchased this cable as i wanted to play some of my pc vr games throught he headset and keep the headset charged whilst playing.Having looked at various cables i decided on this one due to other good reviews and i am not disappointed.Making sure the cable was connected to the Thunderbolt 4 port on the pc motherboard at the rear of pc, it worked straight away, play games through headset via pc vr games, whilst keeping the headset fully charged.There are other cables out there and some have it where you plug in your charging cable that came with the headset.You dont need that one.I really recommend this cable, then you dont need to connect other cables to other cables if you see what i mean.Well worth the money for what this cable does.

I bought this cable so that I could use my Quest 3 headset plugged into my PC's USB-C port. Only it doesn't work: it just produces an error message - device not recognised. The Meta app does not even see the Quest 3 as connected if I try to use it via the USB-3 port. All it does is charge the headset. To have it work as a link cable, I have to use the USB-A adaptor and then all is OK. Annoying, as I already have a USB-C to USB-A cable. That said, it works pretty well vIa USB-A, the headset only losing charge very slowly and data transfer fine.

I decided to risk the Kuject cable since I was convinced that the official Meta cable was way too expensive for what it was. Arrived quickly and in simple packaging. The cable feels pretty thick and sturdy, and after about six months of semi-regular use, it's still in great nick. The USB-C at both ends is definitely a key selling point, because it means that my laptop can charge my Quest 2 while it's running - the headset still technically drains but *very* slowly, I'm fairly confident I could use it for 48 hours straight if I really wanted to.The video quality through the cable seems great, though since this was my first cable, I don't have anything else to compare it to. Overall very happy with this one, no complaints thus far!