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

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

Very good Quality cable. At least it feels so. Quite thick and very flexible. It's rubbery cover shell feels premium. What is most important, at last I got my Quest 3 headset to work on USB 3 instead of USB 2. I mean, I have Original Meta's (Type C to Type C) cable and very good fast USB 3.1 (Type C to Type A) cable, but for some reason my PC just refuses to see a USB 3 connection for Quest 3 Headset. Everything else working on them cables as supposed to. Trying this Syntech one - oh yes, Quest 3 is on USB 3.0 straight away. So I can recommend it very much to everyone with such problem.Here is only 2 things to consider. I got to try 3m cable, but if you are buying it for VR headset, I would recommend 5m instead of 3m. Even if you have a small playroom as me here. It is ok for me here, but for some cable management it won't be enough.And other thing which I'd say is more important... If You hope that Cable connect will give you an extra play time, this cable is not for You. PC USB Type A gives a very weak power output. Not sure how it is is working with other Headsets, but My Quest 3 discharges as usual and what is even surprising for me, it is not charging at all even when is switched off. It is showing that headset is charging, but after 4 hours of charging headset was on 72% power - the same number as it was when I was leaving it to charge 4 hours ago. So I have ordered another Syntech cable now. 5m long and with separate charging socket to get charge from it's original charger. Will see how it will go.Anything other than that is just perfect. Very good and fast link cable.

I was hoping this would actually charge the quest 2 while playing but it extends the playtime instead, basically Yes it charges as you play but the output is still greater than the input of power so you will eventually drain low however you can get more time than the standard 1-2 hours wireless!I was able to play some intense demanding games and played roughly 3 hours maybe a little more before the headset hits 57%, this included downloading some too! I got the shorter cable and it is enough but forgetting im tethered as the cable is not heavy unlike some others I kinda unplugged myself from the USB wall charger a few times when I walked over a little for a drink and it still works!I use it mostly for PCVR linking and use the small silly cable to charge when im away but I tested this cable and let it charge the headset over a few nights and it fully charges the headset properly without overheating.Pros:-Cheaper than official and it freely "bends" so breaks are reduced and able to loosely wrap the cable to fit into the quest box after use without risk of breaking it. (loosely wrap all wires never tight)-Get lifetime if you register on their website (I need to do this still)- Neatly connects firmly into the headset without sticking out with a velcro tab to connect the able to the headset strap to keep cable behind you and in place.-matches the headset in colour so it looks like the actual cable.-Charges the headset when not in use-extends the battery when in use.Con: at a stretch-Does not fully charge the headset in use but I am going to assume this is the nature of the headset and amount of power a USB can transfer to charge it and send over information.

The cable works well for connecting my Quest to a PC, with stable performance and no noticeable lag. The length is great, and the build quality feels solid.

Good quality construction and performs very well

I've got mine hooked up with a pulley system. I had originally been a little worried about the 5-meter length, however, it's plenty enough to go from my PC, up my wall, halfway across my ceiling and then even with some excess for comfort.I've not had a single issue with the link, no latency or anything and running a test using oculuses official cable test app stated that it was a perfectly compatible cable that ran at 2.8gbps.The cable is also nice and thick so there's no reason to worry about it's durability, so far I've easily logged about 40+ hours in vr using this during several long sessions in a large manner of games with absolutely no issues.There is absolutely no reason to go to oculuses official branded cable when this does the exact same at a fraction of the cost. Not only that, you can rest assured with this brand as they're so confident in their product that they give you quite a long warentee for it, with even the choice of freely upgrading it for even longer.I've also noticed my battery lasts a lot longer whilst playing wired, it does certainly still loose charge but I can play for 4-6 hours easily now which has made vr a lot more enjoyable for me.If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask me and I'd be happy to answer as I'll be continuing to use this cable as a daily driver for all my vr needs.I do recommend that if you buy this product you buy some pulley cable management as it makes using a wire so much more fluid and easy, you'll rarely, if ever snag on anything and risk breaking your cable with a pulley system.

Works and is long but its obvious why its cheap with its audio cut outs and sometimes difficulty with the PC registering it.