Kuject 16FT Link Cable for Meta Quest 3S / 3/2 / Pro, Pico 4, Black

I’m giving 5 stars because this has put up a valiant effort and survived this far. The one detractor I’d note is that the wire is starting to get kinks and not be as flowy when uncoiled. It’s not entirely the products fault, it’s seen some hefty use, but works to this day and powers my quest while I play!

Unfortunately my PC refused to recognize this as a USB 3 connection. The cable worked but only as a USB 2 connection which hampered performance. I reached out to the seller and they offered me a free replacement which was great but I did not think a replacement would fix the issue so I requested a refund. They refunded my purchase and apologized for the issue. Amazing customer support. I recommend giving it a try as it seems most people have good luck with the cable. Also performance as USB 2 is still useable and in most games works fine, however I needed the best performance possible. Great customer support I would order from this company again in the future.

The cable as it mentions is 16 Ft. I have used this cable with my Oculus Quest 2, and I have only a few issues that are very easy to brush under the rug. One of the cons of this is that the connection that plugs into the Quest really sticks in there, so it will take some elbow grease to unplug it, but I dont see this as much of a problem, just in the case that you accidently yank on the cord, it wont actually snap out of the plug easily. Another thing to mention, the cable itself has a very tough plastic, which might bother you a little since it easily coils in on itself and you have un-coil it.

I have a low end VR ready PC with a Radeon RX 580 graphics card. I don't have a USB C port, I only have USB 3 ports on my PC. I already knew my PC could handle VR because it was labeled as VR ready. I knew it worked with USB 3 because my older cable has a USB plug on it and it worked just fine, but after reading some of the reviews for Kuject Link Cable I was a little worried. I'm happy to say the cable works just fine!... I used the USB adaptor and my Quest 2 linked to my PC, no issues, no lag for what I can see, clear picture. It works just fine, long as you have a VR ready PC and you check to see if graphics card is compatible with the cable, you should be good... Only issue I had was my box didn't have the Velcro in it, that's not a deal breaker for me but they really need better boxing for it.

Purchased this cable based on the reviews. I have used it for several months and one day it stopped working. HOWEVER, upon reaching out to Kuject directly, they sent me a new cable right away. The quality of the cable itself is solid, just make sure you use the provided Velcro to secure the cable to the headset so it doesn't wiggle around. Overall very pleased with the cable and more please with the company's response and willingness to work out a solution to a faulty cable. When using the cable to connect to the computer I thought it was a cable issue that caused my Quest 2 to not fully charge while using quest link. However, after a fair bit of research I found out that this is a drawback of the Quest 2 itself. It uses more power than even a cable can provide to maintain charge. So it is not a fault of the cable.

Do yourself a favor and don't buy this cable, they gave me this cable the day before yesterday and it broke the first day, the first thing I noticed is that it required a lot of effort to get into port c of my oculus and then it was difficult to extract, the little that I could use this cable I noticed that if you are playing and you have it connected with this cable your oculus will not charge the battery and it will discharge the same time as if you had not connected it, connected to my computer I noticed many problems playing the games of Steam, was practically impossible for me, at the end of the same day that they delivered it to me the cable was already broken from the connector as you can see in the pictures, I bought my new oculus the same day as this cable, that same day Walmart delivered my oculus , now I have noticed that the port of my oculus is having trouble charging with the original cable that came with the oculus, in conclusion, I paid around $ 25 for this cable to save me $ 60 and not buy the original oculus link cable, now I have to return this cable and possibly have to buy new oculus spending 5 times more than the $ 60 that I had saved in the first place since this was going to be the gift for my son at Christmas. I ignored the bad feedback that this cable had and now I have to pay the price and I hope this does not happen to you, looking for cheap things in the end is more expensive.

This cable absolutely works amazingly! I have my Oculus Quest 2 connected directly to my GPU (2080 Super) and I was getting 2.9Gb/s. With my set-up, 16ft was long enough in most cases, but I decided to buy a second one and also bought a USB C 3.2 bridge (as shown). I am still getting the same speed! I hot glued the cable to give it more support since it did seem to wobble and I did not want it to break the port if I tripped over it. My only gripe is about the details on the bag and web page. They are different, but the cable is USB C 3.2. * * NOTE: If you think you can use the USB C 3.2 to USB 3.0 adapter and get the make speed. YOU ARE WRONG. I tried and I got roughly 350 Mb/s on a USB 3.0 port on my motherboard. ** In order to get the 1.9 Gb/s or more (like me) you have to use the cable with out the converter.

When plugged into the USB C port on my PC case, I was getting around 2.1 Gbps, which is what was advertised. The oculus app shows it's a compatible USB3.0 device and that there's no issues. The cable doesn't keep up enough to charge the headset while playing, but I don't really expect this to be the case. It's a little weighty, and i do wish it was a softer braided cable as opposed to the silicone coated. I'm running at a very high render resolution at 90Hz with little no to visual issues what so ever. I haven't tried the adaptor, as my case has a USB C port. If your PC has one, this is a great alternative over getting ripped off 80$ by Oculus. EDIT: After plugging it in my motherboard's USB 3.0 slot with the included adapter, I'm actually getting 2.6Gbps. Kickass

100% plug n play. Great quality. Would recommend every day of the week.

After buying many other options and returning it, I found this one and it's perfect for high quality stream of audio from studio interfaces. Highly recommend.

Pros: - 16 ft is plenty of length for using my VR headset without feeling tied to the computer. - Connection has been stable while playing. - Easy to plug in and use. - The cable feels pretty well made. - Good value for the price. Cons: - It’s a fairly long cable, so it can get in the way if you’re moving around a lot. - Could be a little more flexible. Summary: I’ve been using this cable to connect my oculus headset to my computer and so far it’s been working great. The 16 ft length is probably the biggest advantage for me since I can move around without having the computer right beside me. The connection has been stable and I haven’t noticed any major issues while playing. The cable feels decent quality and, for the price, I think it’s a good option if you want a longer cable for PC VR.

I bought this item not that long ago and it connect to quest link fine but it would crash ever 5-25 minutes and if not my quest would start to glitch.

Bought this to connect my Quest 3 to my PC, however it is only recognised as a USB 2.0 cable, so is not able to support a high enough data transfer rate. I have tried with multiple USB-A (with the included adapter) and USB-C headers to be sure.