Kuject Link Cable 20FT Compatible for Oculus Quest 2, Nylon Braided USB 3 Type A to C 5Gbps VR Headset Charging Cable for Oculus Quest 2/1, High Speed Data Transfer for Gaming PC

Bought an Oculus Quest 2 and saw this had good reviews. Didn't really care to spend 80 dollars on a official link cable.The cable is really heavy. And that might even be the overall problem. But get something to hold up the cable on the headset because it's really heavy. I had issues with constant disconnects. Tried multiple usb ports. Unplugged everything to make sure nothing else was pulling power. Plugged in to my super speed 3.0 ports and cable only tests in at about 1.2-1.5 Gbps.Just put in for a return.Update as of 4/25/2021:The company is stooping down to low levels and offering me a refund via paypal or gift card in exchange for me removing the review. They emailed me directly(Thanks amazon for giving them my email). They clearly know their product is subpar and I'm sure have offered other reviewers the same thing some willing to take them up on the offer.The new cable I bought being a KIWI cable which is by far 10x better. A lot lighter and no issues out of the box. Steer far away from this.

Quest 2. Unfortunately using this cable would not allow Oculus Link to work. The Quest would not even appear as a drive. Unsure if it is the cable, the fact that I have a GTX 1060 which might be unsupported, or just some other computer problem. Bit the bullet and ordered the Oculus cable, but that as of yet has not arrived so I still don't know what the problem is. ... The regular Oculus cable fixed the problem. Still don't know if I can blame this cable though- it might the USB port or some other reason. I do think I can say if you want a better chance at being able to use Oculus Link order their cable.

Returning for another one. This says USB 3.0 but my pc says it is not. Tried all 4 of my usb 3.0 port and it doesn't work on any of them. Usb tested it at 365 MBps usb 2.0. Awaiting the replacement.

The whole reason why I bought this was to use it from Oculus rift to to connect to the computer to be able to play my games. Upon first opening the package the cable is so stiff it feels like it is going to damage the type c port on the Oculus rift itself because the cable is so heavy and stiff it is not even funny. I figured I would still give it a shot and upon actually trying it out you get maybe 5 minutes or so of gameplay before it loses connection all together. I have other cables that I use on the same 3.0 port on the computer that works just fine it's just that those cables were not long enough for myself. It is ridiculous that I keep ordering stuff off of Amazon and try not to get the cheapest and the quality of them is still garbage. I will most definitely never buy from this company again

The cable works well, allowing me to play PCVR games on my Oculus Quest 2. Build quality seems pretty solid, the braided covering is nice and the usb c end is tight fitting in my headset, so it doesn't disconnect by accident. I have nothing bad to say about this cable right now- it does exactly what it's supposed to when I plug it in. If that changes, and the cable fails, I'll update my review

The cable is stiff but works. At 20 ft it's the longest USB A to right angle USB C 3.0 cable that I could find for use with the Quest 2. This USB cable tested as a 2.3 Gbps in the oculus setup. I was able to play fallout 4 vr and half life alyx at their highest in game graphics settings, 1.4x super sampling and 90Hz set in oculus. Can't say if all the cables will work this well, but the one I received has been great so far!I'll update my review if I have any issues with it failing in the next few months. Hope this review helps.

It's really heavy. "Durable" would be the marketing term, I believe. And that's okay, for certain use cases. But to connect to a VR headset strapped to your face, trying to play Beat Saber? It's a bit cumbersome. It's also not as flexible as it ought to be.Having said that, it connects at USB 3 speeds. Oculus USB test showed a consistent 2.1Gbps transfer rate. My rig won't let me do 90 fps over Link, but Beat Saber lag became so low as to be nonexistent (I'd been using a USB2 cable before this arrived).If I bought this type of cable again, I'd probably get a 10'/3m instead. 20'/6m is too long for my limited play space, and the inflexibility of the cable makes it hard to situate in my play space.

I bought this cord because I wanted to utilize Oculus Link with my recently purchased Quest 2, and the 10ft cord I bought previously didn't have the length I needed. I was pretty happy to find a cord that had 20ft in length that seemed to have the specs to handle Oculus Link, so I bought this 20ft Kuject cord.The cord charges the headset fine, but when I finally was able to use it, my headset just freezes once I try to start an application. Out of curiosity, I went ahead and reconnected my old cord, and that worked flawlessly. I'm not sure what Kuject has made, but it isn't suitable for Oculus Link. At least not for me.I don't need a 20ft long charging cable, so I guess I'll just be trying to return this cord.