Review on 🔌 Yoobao 16ft Quest Link Cable: USB 3.2 High Speed Data Transfer & Fast Charging for Oculus Quest VR Headsets and Gaming PCs by Ananta Crowley

Despite exceeding USB 3 cable specifications (max. Your results may depend on how "noisy" your system/environment is as well as the capabilities of your PC motherboard There is a noticeable reduction in compression artifacts (no visual glitches, etc.) in Star Wars Squadrons & Project Cars when going from a wireless setup to a virtual desktop (which is amazing and very, very good). a wired connection to my PC skips that cable - and all with minimal delay. This is a good time. Disable the Oculus "Air Link" feature in both the Oculus software on your PC and in your headset settings. ( I did too much troubleshooting and sweating/cussing before I came across this very simple solution to my own problems weight of the cable pressing on the jack itself where it meets the headset). The cable itself appears to be very well constructed, and probably to carry data beyond its normally unsupported length, it's very thick (probably has decent shielding around the wires). Weight/thickness may be a deciding factor for some, but if you're looking for an inexpensive cable to get the job done, you'll have to sacrifice some convenience/flexibility. It's great if you don't want to do gymnastics in your room / if you just play sitting games. If I had the money I would buy an official Oculus fiber optic cable because of the flexibility of the cable. / a low weight. but it's four times the price and I can use that money to buy cool VR games. I'm still strapped to my computer desk using my Driving Force Pro and Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 (man I love that flight stick - I still can't believe they stopped making them / that I recently put them in Goodwill bought cheap ) ). I do not need more.