16FT NexiGo Oculus Link Cable with Signal Amplifier, 2021 Upgraded USB 3.2 Gen1 Type C to A for Fast Charging & High-Speed Data Transfer (up to 5Gbps) - Compatible with Quest 1 and 2 Headset for Gaming PC Review

It does exactly what it's supposed to. Works great with my Oculus Quest 2 allowing me to play VR from my PC. There are velcro straps that are for storing the cord, but they're also great for attaching to your headset so you don't accidentally pull the cord out. I'll definitely get another one if anything happens to this one (I'm pretty clumsy).

Not working properly/stable with my system via USB3 connection. It doesn't even charge Oculus Quest 2 while playing. If you're looking to extend battery life, that helps a little, but for the price, I don't think it's what it's advertised for. Trust me, treat yourself to a branded cable if you want the best experience. That disappointed me. :/

I got it a few months ago and have been testing it ever since. It works great with Oculus Quest 2 combined with Oculus Link on my PC. There was never a disconnect, and the rage proved very durable. The only complaint I have is that it doesn't charge the Oculus very well. It will maintain a charge according to the wattage you plugged it into, but it won't go beyond that.

Definitely get this one especially if you're having trouble with the Oculus Link software trying to say you don't have USB 3.0/1 like me and others according to what I read before you pull the trigger. The CableBiggest con is a boxed AMP that connects the bridge in the middle section. I want to set up a role system for Oculus Link when not using Virtual Desktop wirelessly. Also stepped on this amp block for a guy my size. Well it's definitely check it out

Cable works as advertised and the Oculus USB to USB 3.0 test shows a throughput of 1.9Gbps. A small velcro strap for the headset is included, which is nice. The only downside is that the amp box sits on the floor within your normal reach and you can (uncomfortably) step on it. Charging Support: Quest 2 charges easily, but expect general battery drain during gameplay. This is probably due to the power being supplied to the USB port on the PC and not the cable.

I had previously ordered an anchor cable which was very heavy and nothing at all to pull over my head. I didn't have Quest 1.0, but Quest 2 works EXCELLENT. Tested via the Oculus app, I'm getting 2.9 Gbps through the built-in blue ports on my 3.0 motherboard. With the onboard red ports, I get 1.6 Gbps and 2.2 Gbps through the expansion card's USB ports. My estimate of 2.9Gb/s is HIGHER than my friends who have OFFICIAL Oculus fiber optic cables which cost 4x the price of this one. Will it have…

I've been using this cable non-stop through the night for a good week or so and have found the length to be just right for my needs. I started by connecting my Oculus directly to my PC before switching to using a virtual desktop, using high reliability and good length to place the charging cable on the opposite side of the room. This made the cable less likely to break when moving around in VR and always keep it on the charger and keep the cable away from your head. The included velcro is…

I've been using this cable at night non-stop for a week and have found it to be the right length for my needs. I started by connecting my Oculus directly to my PC before switching to using a virtual desktop, using high reliability and good length to place the charging cable on the opposite side of the room. This made the cable less likely to break when moving around in VR and always keep it on the charger and keep the cable away from your head. The included velcro is designed to hold the cord…

I used multiple cables, adapters and even additional PCI cards to get Oculus Link working on my Quest 2. The original link cable was sold out everywhere and you could only get them on ebay from the scalpers (shame on you guys). They always failed and worked in USB2 mode. Even the adapters that Reddit Oculus claimed worked didn't work. Even some of the cables claiming to be "Oculus Link" cables fell out, and some didn't even fit the device properly! So after seeing the schematic and seeing that…

I have a Dell Inspiron 7577 Core i5 GTX 1060 6GB. Games I've played with Quest 2 using this cable with no issues include: From Steam: CreedBeat SaberBoneworksPistol WhipRaw DataZero CaliberI Expect You to DieKilling FloorI have yet to play Walking Dead Saints and Sinners on Steam and Asgard Wrath on Oculus. I will update after playing them. There is a connection issue on Steam, but it doesn't happen while playing, it happens when switching games, and it doesn't happen all the time. I'm not sure