🔌 Stouchi Fiber-Optic Oculus Link Cable - 16Ft, USB C to USB C 3.2 Gen 1 Nylon Braided Cable with 5Gbps Data Transfer & 3A Fast Charging - Compatible for Oculus Quest 2 Review

This cable stopped working after a few weeks, there were no kinks or external damage to the cable. I have messaged the company because the cable is still under warranty, but I have had no response from Stouchi. Luckily, Revain came out and gave me a credit for the defective cable, so the buyer should beware, this company does not answer warranty questions on their products. Thank you Revane for something sellers don't do.

I do not dispute, this is a well made product. A braided cable, metal connections and an included strap all add to the quality feel of the product. Too bad the performance didn't live up to the premium feel. I ran a series of data transfer tests with the Oculus PC app and none of them exceeded 1.9 Gbps. I am very disappointed with misleading product advertising and would like to explain their poor performance and change product advertising to reflect their actual performance. It still works…

First, connecting the cable to my Oculus Quest 2 works exactly as intended. However, the cable is really only intended for two purposes: ease of use and operation. The design of the cable ends makes life a lot harder than it needs to be. Each cable is a smooth, totally smooth USB-C tip and plugs into the headset fairly firmly. When I unplugged the cable from the headset, there was absolutely no friction or tension around the connector. Since it's set in so tightly that it's also impossible to…

Buying a cable to use with Oculus Communications (Oculus Quest 2 64GB) and Half Life: Alyx was a long process full of cables with questionable reviews and unstable performance. After researching Revain, I settled on this USB-C to USB-C cable. Its length is more than sufficient for gaming, it fits well and lets me play Half Life on maximum settings without any problems or stutters. Reports a speed of 2.1 Gbps from the Oculus app. Make sure you're snug - and as I've noticed the Oculus app likes…

I wanted to invest in a quality Oculus cable and found it at Revain. This fiber optic cable works well and has a high data rate of 5 Gbps. I'm also glad this cable is long and braided for added durability. Haven't encountered any issues yet so I'm leaving a five star review.

removed positive rating. Edit: I can't believe I'm saying this after such a rave review, but the cable storage on this USB cable is terrible and nearly twisted my hair into a bun. The cable wants to loop back so badly that it just flexes when you use it. I fixed that first by wrapping it tightly and evenly around the pan and pouring boiling water over it (from another pot, don't heat cord and water at the same time, ffs) so the heat is evenly distributed over the cord. I left it up to the water

I don't think I've ever had that much respect for a company like this. I brought this because it appeared to be the same size as Oculus' official connection cable, but discounted. But I think it's much more! I've had this patch cord for a month now and nothing happened at all while the game was in motion. However, one day my little brother unplugged the USB-C and I was very worried because I wasn't sure if it would work when I tried to fix it. Not only did it work exactly the same, I contacted…

Ok I've had a few other cables but let's start with a few things to know about OTHER cables.1. Anything over 10 feet that isn't fiberglass won't give you 3.0, only 2.0. This is because you need fiber to carry the signal and other cheaper cables use copper to carry the signal and the signal over copper will not go that far. 2. Fiber optic cable is a little cheaper elsewhere. BUT they don't have copper around the fiber. This means that you can receive a 3.0 signal, but at the same time you cannot