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Oculus Link Virtual Reality Headset Cable for Quest 2 and Quest - 5M (16 ft) - PC VR

Brand: Oculus

Platform : Oculus

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Compatible devices	PC
Brand	Oculus
Colour	Black
Item weight	0.57 Pounds

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This Premium Fibre-Optic Cable Delivers Exceptional Performance For Pc Vr Gaming On Your Quest And Quest 2 While Powering The Headset
Oculus Link Connects Oculus Quest And Quest 2 To A Gaming Pc, Giving You Access To A Wide Range Of Oculus Rift Apps And Games
Optimal Length Reaches 5 Metres (16 Feet), Providing A Best-In-Class Experience With Flexible, Lightweight Durability
High-Quality Spiral Shielding Doubles As Grounding And Ensures A Consistent And Robust Connection
Made For Oculus Quest And Quest 2 Vr Headsets, Sold Separately
Compatible Gaming Pc Required, Not Included See Oculus Website For Pc Compatibility Specifications
Facebook Account Required
Requires Wireless Internet Access And The Oculus App (Free Download) For Setup

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Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium ion batteries required.
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 16.1 x 4.7 x 15.8 cm; 258.55 Grams
Release date ‏ : ‎ 23 October 2020
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B081SHD773
Item Model Number ‏ : ‎ 301-00311-01
Country of origin ‏ : ‎ China

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This 5-metre (16 foot) USB 3 Type-C cable connects your Quest or Quest 2 to a compatible gaming PC, letting you access a wide range of PC VR games from the action-packed Oculus Rift library. The lightweight, flexible design provides a best-in-class experience. Content, PC and VR headset not included.

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Paul Kerry

Worth it, USB C port required for benefits

Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2021

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Hi All,

I have had a few third party usb c cables that claim to be good for the quest 2 using the usb Type A ports and to be honest third party cables can't hold a candle to the offical oculus fiber optic cable for oclus link.

The main benefits are you head set will charge and it will charge fast, how ever you need a REAL usb c port on your computer NOT AN ADAPTER I do think alot of the issue with people having problem are before there computer is not up to date, mainly there MOTHERBOARD if you have cheaped out on the motherboard in you PC built, you will most likely not be able to use this cable. Only get this cable IF YOU HAVE A MODERN MOTHERBOARD that is decent with usb c ports on the back.

Over all I am blown away how good the quality of graphics are now that oculus link are out of beta and the link cable shines, you want PC gaming to be lag free this is your cable handsdown but only if your PC has a USB C port, if you don't have that don't bother getting this untill you upgrade you motherboard or buy a pcie usb c port card.

This cable is for people that don't cheap out on motherboards and get the latest IO on there boards.

I have also tested this cable out on a macbook pro 16 inch intel in bootcamp windows and works great too.

8 people found this helpful

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steven

doesn't work

Reviewed in Australia on 14 January 2021

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Not sure what the deal with this product is - and alot of online posts seem to indicate others have this issue - but this doesn't seem to work well using it with a usb c to usb a adapter the software doesn't detect the oculus being plugged in - plugging it directly into the usb c port in my pc it keeps connecting and disconnecting - however using a 3rd party cable works perfectly - for the minor benefit of charging while playing at a very slow pace it would be better to look at cheaper options to avoid the headache

6 people found this helpful

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Ob1

Dud

Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2020

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Basically a waste of money. VR ready PC does not recognise Oculus Quest 2 as being connected - via USB C port which tests ok with mem stick. Does not recognise headset being connected via working USB 3.0 port with C-A adapter. Get the genuine article they said :( no Steam yet. Virtual Desktop sideloaded to Sidequest isnt recognising the headset on the wireless network either. Painful process to go through, especially trawling forums for fixes, which this cable was supposed to mitgate.

5 people found this helpful

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Revelos

A quality cable - flexible, long and tough

Reviewed in Australia on 13 January 2021

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"Is it worth the premium" is probably what you're looking to answer. After sitting on the fence for a while and using a shorter third-party cable I took the plunge. I think it was worth it. The cable is very good quality, quite light and flexible which helps reduce the drag of being tethered to a PC. Works great as you'd expect but I guess it's a quality of life purchase rather than a necessity when there are other much cheaper cables on the market that will do the job. Still, highly recommended.

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Patrick Wilson

Best cable choice but Not the best PCVR experience

Reviewed in Australia on 20 January 2021

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Bought this on sale so the pricing was a bit less outrageous. However just keep in mine that buying this official link cable will probably saves you a headache (and some neckpain) since you get the best bandwidth for the task plus the fibre cable is very light and flexible like people said.

The MAIN issue is that, this IS NOT the best way to experience PCVR on your quest headset, not by a long shot. I find my performance lackluster while using this cable.

I would suggest someone who is aiming to play pcvr to try the MUCH superior method of wireless streaming via virtual reality, it's 80% cheaper, performs better, wireless, and its just mind blowing tbh. Try that if your network can handling it first before buying this cable.

I move around alot and live in sharehouses so having this cable as a backup makes sense.

One person found this helpful

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Charles Duffield

In this instance you get what you pay for!

Reviewed in Australia on 23 March 2021

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There are a lot of long USB cables out there, good and cheap, but the fibre optic construction of this cable is fairly unique and usually reserved for professional-grade equipment costing several times more.

In the case of this cable, that construction makes the cable much more supple and lightweight, yet capable of great speeds and can positively charge a quest 2 during play. When you buy a cheaper cable you're going to be making a compromise in one or more of those areas.

If you only sit to play racing or space sims you might get away with a cheaper 3m cable, or a heavier active cable, but for anything more active or where you're standing that weight of the cable is going to become more of an issue.

But the other option to look at is a wireless connection via Virtual Desktop. Because i play a lot of FPS games and don't use stick turning, even the mighty official link cable becomes twisted and loses its length. So now i use the link almost exclusively for seated experiences, and VD for everything else. The best USB cable still has limitations.

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JJStarBug

A good & must product for the Oculus Quest player

Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2020

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Pro :
- Light & length is long enough to power the Quest 2 for far more than 2 hours of gaming/movies watching (most important)
- Charging is possible quite fast if you connect it to any USB-C 3.x port.
- Great performance on PCVR gaming using Oculus Link.

Con :
- A bit high on price.

3 people found this helpful

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Ethan Rushbrook

Poor build quality, does its job

Reviewed in Australia on 26 July 2021

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The USB-C connector at the end isn't properly engineered for this so it bends really easily just by sitting in the headset. It can't support its own weight. The strap tries to mitigate this, but fails to do so clearly because my end is starting to bend so badly its splitting the casing in two. The USB-C cable is the perfect length. I would just suggest using AirLink unless you need less latency and the superior image quality for say Beat Saber. No need to buy this if you're thinking of using it for... adult reasons... 3 stars for good functionality, poor build quality.

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Bruce C

At this price would it have killed Oculus to throw in a USB A to USB C converter?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 December 2020

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1) Overpriced. I don't care if it's fibre optic, in real world applications I found existing USB leads that work just as well for less than half the price.
2) It's USB C both ends. I believe most people will need to purchase a converter to use on a standard USB A socket. It wouldn't hurt to include one (especially considering the price point)

50 people found this helpful

Adam Burge

hmm, not impressed

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 October 2020

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well I wasnt expecting much from this, but maybe I was expecting too much. Well got the cable well packaged and delivered when advised. Took the cable out and whilst I knew it was usb c at both ends from the images (who thought that was a good idea?) I was expecting there to be a suitable adapter so it could be plugged into a USB3 port. Guess what, there wasnt, so I have a nice cable that I cant use as I dont have a usb c port on my pc without buying an adapter

31 people found this helpful

Bill N

Official Link cable is an overpriced scam

Reviewed in Canada on 25 April 2021

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I've been having disconnect issues with the Oculus disconnecting from my PC when using the link cable, since i bought it, when playing PC VR games. I've seen the issues repeated by multiple users all over the net the past few months, with different "fixes" or reasons, from my USB port being loose, or software updates causing the problem. It's none of these, its the cable itself thats the problem. Look online into getting an Anker cable, or some other cable that is up to par with the transfer rates to play using your PC. DO NOT BUY THE OFFICIAL CABLE, it is cheap crap. I switched to an anker cable and extension, and it runs fine now. IT was literally the Quest 2 link cable that was disconnecting. What a waste of $120. This cable is a legit scam.

45 people found this helpful

beatleuk

Pricey but it works

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 November 2020

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This is one of those things where you get what you pay for. Having bought a cheaper alternative that claims it's "This is the next best alternative to the official Oculus Quest Link Cable." I can categorically state that it isn't. In this case there's nothing better than the genuine article. I know it's not the cheapest but there's a reason for that. If you want to enjoy your expensive Oculus Quest 2 headset on a PC you'll want to get this cable. You can always try the WiFi 6 method but that's another kettle of fish altogether.

16 people found this helpful

Beng

Cable is expensive junk

Reviewed in Canada on 8 November 2020

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While the link cable looks nice, feels nice, and works part of the time, it's incredibly faulty to justify the ridiculous pricetag. I bought it thinking this would ensure the best connection for using my Quest 2 for PCVR, but no, it's junk. I can't go more than half an hour without a random "PC Disconnected" message, which is insanely frustrating when playing lengthier games like Halflife Alyx. Whenever this happens I have to take off the headset, shut down the game, shut down Steam, restart the Oculus app on my PC and start again. This happens regularly using either the USBC port on my 2080TI, or on the motherboard itself. Not sure if it's a faulty cable, bad link software, or what, but Oculus has been zero help in correcting the issue. Spent two weeks dealing with support, sending logs back and forth, over and over, went through their standardized checklist of generic possible fixes(most of which having nothing to do with link, but humored them anyway), just to have them say "will have to look into this further" and stop responding.
This is what I get for buying the first run of new hardware before they work out the faults. Don't buy this cable. Quest 2 is still good on it's own(for low level games/apps), but if you're wanting something for PCVR I'd highly recommend a different headset. They might be pricier, but well worth it to avoid this headache.

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