Syntech Link Cable 5m Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest 3/Meta Quest 3S, Quest2/Pro/Pico 4/Ultra Accessories and PC/SteamVR, High Speed PC Data Transfer, USB 3.0 to USB C Cable for VR Headset

i used for my oculus vr headset works really good

I purchased this cable after my oculus link one had broken, at first it didn't show up as a USB 3.0 connection but once plugged directly into mother board this issue was fixed. The display it out puts is amazing with no latency delay, never has wiggled out nor have i ran out of cable (5m) feels sturdy but i have seen thicker cables out there for this price range, also on original oculus charging port is vertical to you cant cable manage this, where as oculus two charging port is horizontal so this works just fine, either way doesn't bother me. One thing to note is this cable will not charge your oculus whilst playing although it will die much slower than normal, isn't the end of the world in my case but most display cables will be the same. overall impressed with quality and worth it when you need it, as airlink is great but currently doesnt beat connection through a cable in my opinion, Recommend

Super fast USB3.0 for high res PCVR, worked great for me using ALVR over USB in 6K to my Quest 2 Quite thick (~6mm incl. rubber sheath) but this means it is very long and doesn't need extra power like some with a brick in the middle which I prefer Use it for VR and keep it on my desk coiled for super fast file transfer (vr "videos") as it is USB-3.0 It comes with a reusable SYNTECH cable tie and a free sticker if you want it, i put mine on the side of my head strap Sideways USB-C on one end so you can use the cable tie to keep it attached to the back of your head without bending the cable, much better than using a straight one

I purchased this for meta quest 2 and 3 headset. On opening the package the quality of the cable/sheath and connector’s look and feel of good build quality , although I must admit when I purchased the meta quest 2 I purchased an official shorter data cable which I have since lost , but I seem to remember official cable was much thicker than this one, so not sure if this will effect the longevity of the cable. When I got the Meta Quest 2 I tried to use cable tethering to allow me to play PCVR/Steam games, but after several weeks of trying to get it to work properly I simply gave up. Since then after upgrading my home PC to something considerably above the minimum specification’s recommended by Meta I thought I would give it a whirl again, hence the purchase of this cable. As mentioned above the quality of the cable seemed good , unrolled from its original packaging it seemed likely to be well made enough not to kink or twist. Has a 90 degree connector which fits the quest nicely and connected to the PC via the front USB socket with no problems .. PC then detected the headset very quickly and setup in meta quest app and steam VR with no issues. I can’t see anything on the cable usb connector that shows it being a USB 3 connector/cable in fact the usb insert is black denoting this is a USB 2 cable. I checked the cable box supplied and it only mentions it’s suitable for a USB3 socket and not that it’s a USB 3 cable In saying that the cable works absolutely fine with the headset and works well with Steam VR. But if you are going to purchase this cable you NEED to assume it’s a USB2 cable and not a 3 as advertised. When I get a few minutes I’ll do a speed test on the cable and add the results here .

Airlink works fine with most titles I have used, of course PC is connected to the router via LAN, in my case is a provider's router AC non WiFi 6, of course the Quest is connected using the 5g frequency whilst the rest of the house stuff is on the 2.4 (this is basics), however when playing PCVR such as Flight Simulator the performance were not enough especially considering the sim streams most of its data. This cable did the trick and I mostly use it just for that, 3m is plenty as with my Rift-S I had to tuck the cable away under the computer's case. It worked out of the box and it seems very sturdy, of course ensure you use the velcro provided to secure it to the headset when in use to avoid torque force on the USB port on the Quest.

Picked up this 5m Syntech Link Cable for my Quest 2, and it's been a game-changer. The length gives me plenty of room to move without feeling tethered too tightly. Connection has been rock-solid—no dropouts or lag during sessions. The L-shaped USB-C connector is a thoughtful touch, keeping the cable out of the way while playing. Data transfer speeds are impressive, and it even charges the headset during use, which is a big plus. Overall, it's a reliable and affordable solution for anyone looking to dive into PC VR gaming

Wasn't sure what to expect given the price and was a bit worried my quest 2 would struggle to connect. To my amazement it connected immediately and vr games from my pc run extremely smooth. The lead is 15ft so it's more than enough cable to spare. Comes with the velcro strap to tie it to the headset also. My only complaint is and I'm being really picky is the cable is a tough and not as flexible as I would of hoped but I'm sure that will wear in. Gets 5 stars purely on price at £25 ( as oppose to the official cable which retails at £80+) is a bargain. Cheap and works......what more do you want.

高いな〜と思いながら買いましたが ちゃんとしっかりしてます 長さもちゃんとあり ギターシールドくらい太いので 何回か椅子で轢きかけましたが大丈夫でした。

The line is very long and the transmission is relatively stable. But the charging is slow, and the wire is thick and a bit heavy.

Le câble fonctionne très bien avec le Meta Quest, la connexion est stable et le débit est suffisant pour le PCVR. Les 6 mètres sont vraiment pratiques pour avoir de la liberté de mouvement. Bonne qualité dans l’ensemble, aucun souci à l’usage.

On the brightside, it does what it says on the tin, you can use this cable to do Quest Link and that works fine. Charging the device or rather keeping it at the same battery level seems to be dependant rather on your usb port moreso than the cable itself.

Great and recommend