UGREEN Link Cable Compatible with Oculus Quest 2/ Pico 4 and PC/Steam VR, 16FT VR Link Headset Cable with High-Speed Transfer and Fast Charging, USB 3.0 USB C to C Cable for VR Headset and Gaming

The cord is super thick. Thicker than the premium ones I have from Anker. The length is as listed which is long enough to give you room to move around. My VR headset hasn’t arrived yet and is backordered so I’ve only had the chance to use it on my iPad Pro 12.9” and my Galaxy Fold Z 4. It’s been great for my ipad as I have the Magic Keyboard and the 90 degree bend is perfect for being subtle and not sticking out. Also helps keep the weight of the cord from causing a bend. Looks nice and sleek on my desk when working too. For my Galaxy Z fold 4, I have a super rugged case on it by poetic and so I have to pop the case off to use the cable. I don’t use it with the phone often. Usually only when I’m too lazy to get up to plug it in elsewhere. I like the rigidity of the cable. The weight on it keeps it from flopping or easily falling off my table. Of course I have majority of the cable in a coil on the desk so the cable won’t fall off from the rest of it being on the floor or anything. I honestly just really love this cable so far! No Issues so far.

I originally picked this cable to charge my phone and transmit data from my phone to my PC from a distance... a long distance. Once I looked at the listing again I realized that the cable is intended for the Oculus Quest headsets, which I own the original Quest and official PC tether cable.When compared to the official cable I do not notice any difference in performance. It can charge the headset while using it. The PC picks up the headset the same way the official cable does. The ends of the cable are metal, which is nicer and more reassuring than the official cable's plastic ends. The cable comes with velcro straps for both ends, so it can easily be secured to whatever you need to.The only gripe I have with the cable is that it charges my phones slowly when connected to my PC and does not transmitting data between my phone and PC. I suspect this is because of the port on my PC and not the cable itself, because the cable will charge my phone at full speed when connected to a charging brick.This cable can do everything the original Oculus Quest cable can do for a way lower price.

This cable does a fine job - passes oculus link test no issues as a USB 3 at 2gb speedsMy only issues are that the cable itself is a little thin - having used many types of cables for VR, I find the cables can benefit having a little more thickness of the rubber for resilience however that could be a person opinion since some people do prefer thinner cables.

There's a lot of USB C to USB 3.1 cables on Amazon that claim to be compatible with the Oculus Quest 2. I made the mistake of thinking those would be enough, but they're not. The Oculus device when connected to your PC allows you to measure the 'throughput' (transfer speed, in layman terms).With a non USB C to USB C cable, speeds are roughly 1.8Gbps. Enough to connect the two devices for a meaningful experience in say 'Google Earth', but far too slow to accommodate high FPS (frames per second) video games like Microsoft Flight simulator.Oddly with this device, that throughput fluctuates between 4.8Gbss and 5.2GBps when tested. Not sure why, but with the proper drive and USB C interface directly connected to your PCI-E, this cable is every bit as good as promised, and a lot cheaper than the overpriced official Zuckerburg merch.Sturdy cable, flexible, doesn't coil, leaving enough room for a standing gaming experience.Highly recommend and very happy! Thank you for letting me test.

I'll edit this review once I try it on someone else's computer, but on my laptop at least, when plugged into thunderbolt 4 it would not recognize the cable, and I got a 'please use usb 3' warning in the oculus app. When I go through with it anyways, it is really laggy with a lot of tearing. I know its not a problem with the port, I use it for display out for my index, and I tested it with my usb c dock and it works with all of my peripherals and a monitor.The cable itself feels fine, it is a thick cable but it doesn't get in the way. I was using the kiwi cable originally and that cable is thicker, but using the headset I don't notice any difference in the weight of the cable, but I do have a pulley system. the strap on the cable can be used to tie it against the side of the head strap like in the official pictures, but it is not quite long enough to tie it around the back of the aftermarket head strap I have; there is only like a couple millimeters of overlap on the Velcro so as soon as I move it falls out. At the end of the day it does seem like a decent type c to type c cable, but like I said, it doesn't work for me. It could be a QC issue or just thunderbolt compatibility issue, I won't know which one till I test it on a desktop.

I got this cable to use with my Oculus Quest 1. I have the Oculus Link cable as well but I wanted a backup in case anything should happen to it. This cable works very well - I can't tell the difference in performance between the two so that says a lot. My biggest concern with getting a 3rd party cable is that they tend to be bulkier and stiffer. While that is the case here (compared with the $80 official cable), it's barely thicker. It is very flexible too so it doesn't get bunched, kinked or tangled during play either, though that would depend on how much you move throughout the gameplay. This is an outstanding value though I can't speak much to durability over time. A good option if you're looking to save $ and get a good quality cable for Oculus Link.

I though the Meta Quest 2 was going to work with any ol' USB-C cord I had laying around. Turns out I was wrong. I got this cord and it works like a dream. Long enough to keep the cord against the wall and to the VR charging station rather than laying in the way. Very pleased.