Meta Quest Link Cable - Virtual Reality Headset Cable for Quest - 16FT (5M) - PC VR

After trying many different cables, this is the cable I've landed on and it works flawlessly! The Meta Link cable uses fiber so it is able to deliver USB 3.0 5Gbps speeds at a much longer range than copper based cables. Also if you have a power delivery USB-C port on your desktop/laptop then you will be able to keep the headset charged while playing. Other USB C to C cables use copper so they are much thicker/stiffer and can't go as long (longest I found was only 2.5M). The Meta Link cable is very light and flexible and also comes with a little cable strap, so you can tie it to the side of your headset so you don't feel a cable pulling down on the headset. I am very happy with this cable due to its: * length, which allows me to cable manage it around my desk and into my sim rig * weight, which makes it easy to forget about when using * ability to charge while playing (granted you have a power delivery port) * stable connection, I've raced hours at a time without any hitches I know this cable is pretty pricey, but you get a really high quality cable for it. If you're really budget conscious, search Amazon for fiber USB C to C cables and you will likely be able to find cables for slightly less (but still more than a copper cable). But remember a high quality copper cable will be stiffer and can't delivery high speeds at a longer length!

This is one purchase I was very skeptical of going with for the fact its sold by Meta. I assure you though this cable is these best link cable option. I have had multiple friends have issues with their third party cables not working properly and keep telling them to get this one. The price is a lot more yes but this cable offers really high bandwidth and the ability to charge while playing! This is at least with the Meta Quest 2. As for the new Meta Quest 3 it cannot out charge its consumption which I believe is a problem with that headset itself. The cable has a 90 degree to plug into your headset which makes it nice to run it back behind you when playing. It is a Type C to Type C cable but most pcs have a dedicated type on the back. Love this cable and will continue to use it with my Quest 2. Summary: High Bandwidth+ Very Long Cable+ Charges While Playing(Quest 2)+

I avoided this cable for years because of its bad reviews, high return rates, and high price. In doing so, I probably spent more than the price of this cable on junk cables, only to come back and ultimately buy this overpriced cable anyway. And I love it. It works better than wireless (and I sit just a couple of feet from the router), does a pretty good job keeping the Quest 2 charged during gameplay, and delivers superior graphics and frame rates compared to wireless link. As for the claims of ruining the immersion, your mileage will vary. I use it for Flight Sims, primarily DCS. My helmet IRL has a cord coming off the back that plugs into the helicopter anyway, so I just use the attached Velcro strap to fasten the cable to the back of my Quest 2 strap, and I don't even notice it. It's actually less noticeable than the real thing. The bottom line is that I should have bought this cable first and "cried once" instead of wasting so much money on other junk cables that don't measure up. It's a reminder that you should always buy the best tool for the job the first time.

The cable works great for both charging the Oculus Quest 2 and providing Oculus Link connectivity to your headset for playing PC VR titles. BUT, it's practically worthless at this price! Here's why: The Quest 2 comes with a charging cable that works perfectly well for charging the headset and providing data access for things like SideQuest, an app that allows you to sideload (install without using the Oculus app) apps and games on to your headset. The Quest 2 also supports the WiFi 6 wireless standard. If you have a WiFi 6 wireless router, you can use an app called Virtual Desktop to play all your PC VR games without the need for a wire running down your back. The latency is incredibly low, making for an amazing completely-wireless Link gaming experience. If you don't have a WiFi 6 wireless router, you can still use Virtual Desktop and play your games completely wirelessly! The latency is slightly higher and the bandwidth is lower (you may need to drop your graphical settings to get it to play right) but still completely enjoyable for everyone not playing in competitive gaming tournaments. There are two advantages to this cable over using your Quest 2 wirelessly: latency is virtually eliminated when playing over wire, and trickle charging your headset while in use. Most reviewers agree that the cable works perfectly well for Oculus Link gameplay (though some argue playing through Virtual Desktop wirelessly instead of through Oculus's Link interface is actually faster). And while plugged in, your Rift 2 battery gets a partial charge while plugged in. That's not to say you can use the headset indefinitely; the battery still drains faster than the cable tops it up. But it does allow for longer gameplay without having to buy an external battery pack or the expensive Elite Strap with Battery. tl;dr: this is a very expensive USB cable that almost no one really needs. If you don't have a PC, or PC VR games you want to play on your Quest 2, don't buy this. If you have a relatively new wifi router that offers 2.4GHz and 5GHz connections, don't buy this (get Virtual Desktop from the Oculus Store instead, and find a youtuber that can show you how to play PC games wirelessly). If you need absolute-zero latency for competitive gaming, then this is the closest you'll get.

Very good quality

Excelente

Works great but that p4ice tag for something as simple as a cord i cant bring myself to give it 5 stars lol

Perfect length at 5 meters gives plenty of room to move in VR without snags, and the sturdy build holds up after hours of use with no signal loss or fraying. Supports USB 3.2 Gen 1 for smooth graphics and stays securely plugged into both Quest and PC. Essential upgrade over shorter cables for immersive gaming.