Syntech Link Cable 16FT for PCVR Compatible with Oculus/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

Amazing, feels great, works perfectly for connecting your headset to your pc, usb 3.1 connection, no worries, durable, tight fit, length is great for anything you need. Depending on what port your pc has you might suffer from your headset dying I usually get 2-3 hours of sim racing.

Works great with my quest 3. Nice and long and charges, but it charges slowly when connected to a PC.

I needed a new cable for my Meta Quest VR helmet so I could play longer than what the battery allows. This cord has worked great so far. This replaces a previous cord I had bought (different brand) that worked briefly, but had issues. The cord is thick, which means it is solid. That's a good thing as it gets stepped on, twisted, and kicked while playing VR. The connectors on both ends seem solidly made, so they should last. The cord length I bought was 15', which is just about perfect for VR and leaves a little room for twisting as I turn during game play. Overall solid construction. Beyond the cord, the other important factor is speed at which electricity flows through the cord. The previous cord didn't seem to keep up with the rate at which the Meta drained the battery. This cord keeps up with faster charging. This means the cord can keep up for at least as long as we are willing to use the Meta device. I hooked the cord to my phone and it showed fast charging as well. Kudos for a cable that can keep up. The only issue I've had is a non-issue. The cord has a little Velco piece that can be used to hold the cord together when you store it (which is a great thing). The Velco, however, sticks to the carpet when I'm playing VR. That's a non-issue because I can always take it off! As such, there really are no negatives at this point. Great, solid cable.

Purchased the Syntech 16FT Link Cable in 2023 for my Oculus Quest 2 and this is a great link cable for the price. Got this on sale for $17. The Link Cable is amazing as it is just plug and play and the length is perfect. It is budget friendly and a better alternative to the Meta Link Cable ($80). The build quality is good and durable. However, the cable is not very flexible. The charging speed is slow, but the link cable does fit, and it stays secure. It also comes with a small sticker which is nice to put on the VR Headset. It functions well, with little issues. Works as intended too, I can play Steam VR and other games as well. Connects well to my PC with little lag. The only issue with this cable, is sometimes I do get connection issues, sometimes it doesn't connect to my PC, or the game is slow or lagging, but this happens rarely. Overall, the Syntech Link Cable is an amazing product so far. It connects well with little issues, and it has the perfect length when gaming, just a little slow. This is a better and cheaper alternative to the Meta Link Cable. I recommend this.

Works well enough. Holds a steady connection, assuming you don't snap it in half. My only complaint would be that it doesn't actually charge the Quest during use, but I feel like that's more of a Quest thing than a cable thing. Also the length of cable on offer is insane. I got 33 feet, and it is So Much. Measure the length of distance between your PC and the midpoint of your actual play area. Then add the distance between the midpoint of your play area, and the furthest corner. Then buy the size that encompasses that amount. I chose 33 to be safe, but MAN is it a lot. Also, the weight of the cable can be a bit bothersome, since it throws off the balance of the headset, but that could depend on the length of cable again. TL;DR: Does what it says, can't really ask for more. Won't charge during usage.

Love the length and it charging multiple things.

At first, I thought this was the perfect cable—thick, durable, and fast charging. But it didn’t even last 6 months before it stopped working. For something marketed as extra durable, that’s disappointing. Looked promising, but the lifespan just isn’t there.

Upon opening and first using the cord it worked for hours but after using it once when I went to plug it back-in I got met with "You have been disconnected from your PC, Unplug and reinsert the link cable to continue using meta link" or something like that. So I did and didn't think much of it and the connection continued to work. Then that same message continued to pop up constantly on my second day with this cable. Then my device on the quest app said my device had an issue, then the entire app on my pc froze and had to run self diagnostics to fix itself and after trying to fix it for like two hours I had no luck and was stuck in the same loop. Which led me to look at the one star reviews on here of this cord and wouldn't you know it, everyone with a one star review has the same issue or worse. So after doing more research I would only recommend buying the Oculus branded $80 meta link cable unfortunately. I say this because not only will it guarantee compatibility but any third party cord is not covered by your Quest's warranty and if it were to damage your quest you would be out of luck. Also I see this issue is common with third party type C to C cables as well. The Oculus link cable is type c to c though so if you are looking for a type A to C then I am not sure what your best bet is. I'm sure their is a solution but it is definitely not this cord! I forgot to mention I know my motherboard ports and I had this in a 3.2 Usb Port like it requests and like I said it worked for hours then it just shut down on me when I went to reuse it after having to charge my headset as this cord does not charge it at all and that's when the problem got worse and worse to the point I tried every port on my pc. I don't know what Mark did to lock down the market for this device to only work with his $80 Cord but Kudos. Will be returning this product for that one, hope this helped!