Syntech Link Cable 20FT Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest 3/Quest 3S/Quest2/Pro/Pico 4 Accessories and PC/SteamVR, Upgraded Type C with USB 3.0 Adapter, High Speed Data Transfer Cord for VR Headset

I actually utilized this cable to make my sim rig compatible with vr, the wire stays on the rig. For 20$ this cable will absolutely fly.It’s tight when it plugs into the headset, (at least my quest) so there is no wiggle disconnect or any of that jazz.I’ve only had a handful of “issues” when owning and 100% it isn’t the cable.The meta quest kinda just bugs out no matter what cable you’re using, so to see it actually work properly more with the change of this cable is amazing.My options really were this and the official quest link cable so Syntech is was, and I’m more then happy with the cable they’ve provided. I am purchasing another soon for free tether.10/10 definitely worth the money for this cable

Cable was as advertised. I like the way an adapter to be able to use a USB-A wall brick. Plenty of length to be able to move around while headset it's charging. Highly recommended.

Good value USB 3.0 cable. Works fine for Quest Link. It was unclear to me quite how thick this thing is (look at the girth of the cable vs. eg. the Type-C connector. As a result there is a considerable amount of weight to contend with, unless you have one of those ceiling-pulley rigs to take up the slack.There is a warning with the instructions (why did a cable need to come with instructions?) which states this cable isn't intended for high power charging. I haven't tested it extensively, but it definitely supports 9V3A and 20V2A power-levels. Longer cables tend to heat up more charging at high powers, so it may be ill-advised to do so for long periods. Thankfully my PC's type-C ports support USB-PD at high enough levels that the Quest 3 charges while using Link.

It’s a looooong cable!!

I recommend this Product to anyone using a VR headset it’s excellent for charging and playing games through the pc with cable link

When I first got this cable and started using it, it was absolute garbage. When I would connect the cable to my headset it would continuously disconnect from my PC and it was impossible to use and when I did get it to work for the 30 minutes or so it does want to, this is the only cable that would cause my screen to tear in vr. my pc is just fine, I know this is the cables fault only because any other pcvr cable I have used in the past with this headset worked perfectly fine. I do not recommend this company and instead another like KIWI or just spending $80 on a official cord. Also not to mention but the company refused to respond to any of my emails and amazon didn't allow me to start a return.

This cable is the perfect length and plenty of bandwidth for vr or data transfer

I bought this in hope of being able to charge my Quest 3 while using it as a link cable. I have a USB-C port with power delivery from my motherboard, which works with my 3FT Cable Matters USB-C cable to charge and stream (so I know the port works if the cable is made correctly).Sadly the Syntech Link Cable does NOT work with my motherboard's PD USB-C port. It charges it just fine, but the Quest recognizes it as a USB 2.0 port. I continued to test the cable on my other USB 3.0 A ports and it seemed to sense only a few of them as USB 3.0 (meanwhile the Cable Matters cable works on all the ports just fine).In conclusion, if you're going to buy this cable you might have to try different USB 3.0 ports before you find the one that actually works on your motherboard. And power delivery + USB 3.0 speeds does NOT work on this cable. :(