INIU Link Cable, 16FT High Speed Data Transfer VR Cable, USB 3.0 Type C Charger Fast Charging While Playing for Meta Oculus Quest 3 3S 2 Pico 4 Accessories, USB to USBC Cord for Gaming PC Steam VR

Never had any issues with my headset (quest 2) when using this. The usb connection for power is really nice and I like the feel of the cable. Very worth the price

Perfect for PC VR. Long enough to move around freely and the connection stays stable. Charges while playing, which is a huge plus. Build quality feels solid and doesn’t kink up. Great alternative to more expensive cables.

This INIU 16ft Link Cable is exactly what I needed for my Meta Quest 3 setup. It delivers fast, stable data for PC VR and SteamVR while also keeping my headset charged during long sessions — a major upgrade over other passive link cables that drain battery mid-use. The length (16ft) gives me plenty of room to move around freely without tugging or stressing the headset port. The build quality feels solid, with reinforced connectors and a flexible yet durable outer layer. It also handles high-speed data transmission reliably — I haven’t noticed any lag, disconnects, or interruptions during gameplay. Being able to charge while playing is a game-changer. I can stay in VR for hours without worrying about battery life or needing to switch to wireless mid-session. This cable is now my go-to for tethered play. ⭐ Pros: Charges headset while in use Stable USB 3.0 data transfer Long 16ft length for full freedom of movement Works great with Quest 3, Quest 2/Pro, and even Pico 4 Feels sturdy and well-built ⭐ Cons: None so far — it just works

Works great with the quest 3. Cable is long, heavy duty, transfers data correctly, and also most importantly is powered. Awesome alternative to wifi connection.

5 star so far! Just got it today. I used it at first with a 45 watt anker charger and the orignal 3 foot occulus charging cable, but kept saying water in port like the other reviewer here "Works fine, but a minor problem. When using this, my session gets interrupted for my headset to say "not charging due to loose debris in the charger port", only for charging to have been unaffected." SO TO FIX IT, I used an anker 20 watt usb c charger and the official charging cable that came with occulus. YOU MUST PLUG IN A USB CORD INTO THE PORT, without it , it will not charge right! Now I don't have any water in port warnings.. TLDR : PLUG LONG CALBE INTO HEADSET AND PC. THEN GET 20 WATT USB CHARGE WITH TYPE C , THEN PLUG IN OFFICIAL OR HIGH QUALITY USB C TO USB C CABLE INTO PORT ON THIS CABLE FROM THE CHARGER. I can play horizon center and still charge!!!! VERY GOOD. Fans spins up and is running great!

So I got this to hook up to my desktop and it works and it doesn't. Let me explain, if you know what you're doing. You can get it to work every single time. Sometimes it acknowledges it and sometimes it doesn't. I find plugging it in and out and then plugging it back in works. You just have to finagle with it. But overall it's nice, when it does work I get good quality gaming out of it. I also have the Asus rog, so I use the 45 w charger to charge the headset on this line. And it works really good

Cable has been working great, keeps headset charged and allows the PC to do all the heavy processing for high end PCVR handed

Very recently I started getting back into PCVR but wanted a way to keep myself connected. Without having to worry about battery life. I use wired ALVR and had been dealing with cables that just made my quest slowly die over time, so I decided to get this cable. It worked great for the time. I had it until a few days ago. I was playing blade and sorcery and randomly just got disconnected from the link cable. It immediately reconnected back, so I didn't think too much of it, but then it kept doing it. Every minute or so it'll disconnect and then reconnect. Eventually, it stopped working at all. And then after reconnecting all the cables it started charged looping. The green light would come on but then it would keep blinking and then eventually it would stop but my quest would start slowly charging causing it to die on the charger. I don't really like Meta so I usually keep my wifi turned off so I don't update. I thought maybe it was an issue with that, so I ended up updating my quest to no avail. I tried plugging in the cable to many other devices and it still gave me the same issue. My primary headset is a Meta Quest 3. I have two Quest 2's that also experienced the same issue with the same cable. I don't know how it happened or what even started it, but i took really good care of the cable. I really don't understand what happened.