🔌 Basesailor Oculus Link Cable 20 FT: High-Speed Double-ended USB C to USB C 3.0 VR Cord with Signal Booster Amplifier - Compatible with Oculus Quest 1/Quest 2 - 90 Degree Type C Wire and Right Angle 16 Connector Included! Review

Love it as Oculus link for my Quest 2. I can (so far) play all my Oculus PC VR games this way... except Beat Saber for some reason. I don't know why it's terribly delayed. However, it's great. I was concerned that the middle plastic piece had been stepped on, but so far I've stepped on it lightly. I recommend it.

Looks and feels like a quality cable well worth the money but while it connected my Quest to my VR enabled MSI laptop (Nvidia 1070 card), the Oculus PC software failed the connection test. All software and drivers are up to date. I was still able to launch the Oculus PC software and see the VR room, but just looking around there was lag and graphical artifacts, and it was every 10-15 seconds interrupted. I've tried plugging USB-C into my MSI the other way around (which obviously shouldn't even…

Works great! Be sure to use an 85W base station or higher to keep the battery charged while gaming. I'm currently using 65w and it dies very slowly but increases the playtime to three hours!

The sound came on for a few seconds then disappeared. Apparently the transmission was insufficient. (The DAC worked well with shorter cables.)

The braiding on the cable was the best feature of this USB-C cable compared to the real Oculus communication cable. I would recommend this to anyone trying to use the Oculus link.

For the most part, this is a great cable. It's longer and cheaper than the official Oculus Link cable and is great for PC/Rift gaming. I had no crashes or performance issues while playing. The only downside is that it doesn't load fast enough. It will charge, but at a slower rate than the headset requires, so the performance will slowly drain as you play (I mean slowly; you'll probably still get a few hours of gaming fun). I have shorter cables that hold 100% power even when gaming, but they…

Looks and feels like a quality cable that is worth the money, but so far my Quest has worked with my VR enabled MSI laptop (Nvidia 1070 card ) tied together. The PC-Oculus software connection test failed. All software and drivers are up to date. I was still able to launch the Oculus PC software and see the VR room, but just looking around there was lag and graphical artifacts, and it was every 10-15 seconds interrupted. I've tried plugging USB-C into my MSI the other way around (which obviously

This is of course an Oculus Link extension and the manufacturer has warned that other use cases (devices) may not work properly. However, when I saw the tested protocols, I was confident that it could work as a general-purpose USB-C extender — at least for the price ($25 at the time), there wasn't much risk in trying it myself. .I don't even own an Oculus (waiting for a better dollar price) but I'm an enthusiastic IT guy who constantly needs the next breakthrough. The 20ft USB-C host/device…