KIWI design 10FT/3M Link Cable Compatible with Quest 3S/3/2/1/Pro, and Pico 4, USB3.0 LinkCable with Cable Clip

Perfect connection and very quality cable would by again even just to use as a charger if your pc has not c-ports, by this

Works with no problems.

Works as intended, included clips are great, but the cord does not charge the headset. This Link cable lets the headset show its charging status, though. Before it was at 100% until it suddenly died, while this cord shows my headset's battery slowly trickling down all the way to 0%.Length is good - I thought it would be an issue, but it just turns out coiled cords look shorter than they actually are.Good wire, great connectivity, don't get if you're expecting to charge your headset while you're playing.

All good, very happy!

It is only a little stiff, it makes mabe too much pressure on the Quest 2 connector even with Velcro strap.

This is one of those products that needs to exist because the official Meta Quest Link Cable is just that, a cable. This cable accomplishes the same thing for a much more affordable price! I used this with my Meta Quest 3 on both my own computer and my brother's computer with no issues!If you do run into problems the first place I would look is your own USB cable to make sure it supports the proper data rate, but other than that you should find no issues with this other than a little extra money in your pocket!

You can play VR games wirelessly with the Meta Quest 3, but the quality and experience won't be as good as a wired connection. That's why I got this cable.I love Kiwi's elite battery strap for the Quest 3 and became an instant fan of their brand. I now seek out accessories for my Quest 3 from them.This cable is 10 feet long with a USB-C end for your Quest 3 and USB-A on the other end for your computer.Just plug in your cable and you can easily play all the Steam VR games you've acquired through the years (since they're cheaper than the Meta Quest store prices).Overall, the cable is constructed well, it works out of the box, and I don't know what more you can ask for from a cable.

It's been quite a while since I tried using an actual link cable with the Quest (I've mostly been using wireless for PCVR with the Quest line). But once the 120hz update for Link with Quest 3 finally dropped, I wanted to test it out.So, yeah. Once you get the settings dialed in, the picture is fantastic with my 4070ti. Even though I've mostly been a Quest user when it comes to VR, I've always kept a PCVR HMD around for seated stuff.I'm so impressed with the quality of Link with this cable that I'm officially done with dedicated PCVR HMDs. I will be selling my current HMD and just go with the Quest 3 for everything. The lag is low enough that I’m still setting personal bests when playing pinball in VR and the image quality with these lens is just fantastic.At least with my computer and its USB ports, there's still some battery drainage when playing with this cable. I would guess I could still get a good 5 hours on a full charge, but it's not a cable I could use for 12 hours for VR chat. Some cables have split power cords so you have enough power to not lose power when running with Link. This does not. It has more than I'll ever use in a single play session, though.The cable clips are excellent for cord management. The white one has a velcro strap and the black one has sticky tape on it. For me, the sticky tape didn't actually hold. So I just ended up super gluing it onto my Kiwi elite strap so it would hold.