Meta Quest Link Cable
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.
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.
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.
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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Prices last updated 4 Sept 2026.
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Meta Quest Link Cable
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Meta Quest Link Cable Official USB 3 Type-C - 5 Meter
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Meta - Quest Link Cable - Black - 301-00311-01
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originally posted on bestbuy.com
Able to play while charging. Bought it with the purpose of be able to use it a link with my PC and play PC VR games. However an update to the device (QUEST 2) in September 2022 messed up with the cable link. No longer able to connect to my PC using the cable. BUT FEAR NOT! Quest launched an app - Virtual Desktop. It is NOT FREE, you can buy it at the oculus store, about $20. And it works very decently with connecting to your PC and play games from PC. The cable now I use it as an option to charge the VR while I play. I, personally, don’t like to charge while play - is uncomfortable - but if it the battery is too low and in the middle of a game with friends might as well (mostly charge and play while STATIONARY; I wouldn’t recommend to play games like beat saber with ... MoreAble to play while charging. Bought it with the purpose of be able to use it a link with my PC and play PC VR games. However an update to the device (QUEST 2) in September 2022 messed up with the cable link. No longer able to connect to my PC using the cable. BUT FEAR NOT! Quest launched an app - Virtual Desktop. It is NOT FREE, you can buy it at the oculus store, about $20. And it works very decently with connecting to your PC and play games from PC. The cable now I use it as an option to charge the VR while I play. I, personally, don’t like to charge while play - is uncomfortable - but if it the battery is too low and in the middle of a game with friends might as well (mostly charge and play while STATIONARY; I wouldn’t recommend to play games like beat saber with the cable - I almost trip (yes you can laugh).
originally posted on Target
This thing is a nearly $100 paperweight. Firstly, some of their things say they recommend this others say a normal long usbc cord. The Oculus link software itself is also absolutely atrocious. When trying to view your desktop, the display flickers, when it doesn't it refuses to register you clicking literally anything. Trying to hop into a vr game not loaded to your quest is a nightmare. Picture quality and frame rate when using it, are also awful. I have a AMD 6600 XT and an I7 processor VR ready Motherboard, so my computer is not the issue. If you are looking to connect your Quest to your desktop just buy Virtual Desktop. It is a fraction of the cost and runs and works 10000x better
originally posted on johnlewis.com
This cable isn't cheap, but that's because it is fibre optic rather than copper, so it's super fast (copes with stupid frame rates!) and very light. It's long enough to cope with some pretty big movements, too. You might want to invest in a ceiling suspension system to take full advantage.Being fibre, it coils nicely when not in use. It has a strap which can be used to either fasten the coil when not in use, or to secure the cable to the Oculus headset.Some things that you should be aware of when setting up the link for the first time:• The cable MUST be plugged directly into the side of the Oculus 2 headset. If you have the Elite Strap with Battery, the link will NOT work if the cable is plugged into the battery at the back.• It is best to make sure that ... MoreThis cable isn't cheap, but that's because it is fibre optic rather than copper, so it's super fast (copes with stupid frame rates!) and very light. It's long enough to cope with some pretty big movements, too. You might want to invest in a ceiling suspension system to take full advantage.Being fibre, it coils nicely when not in use. It has a strap which can be used to either fasten the coil when not in use, or to secure the cable to the Oculus headset.Some things that you should be aware of when setting up the link for the first time:• The cable MUST be plugged directly into the side of the Oculus 2 headset. If you have the Elite Strap with Battery, the link will NOT work if the cable is plugged into the battery at the back.• It is best to make sure that the headset is fully charged before connecting it. My own computer's USB port was able to maintain the battery charge for over 4 hours, but I have heard that not all ports are powerful enough to do so.• I found that plugging the cable directly into the motherboard's USB C port gave the best results. I had problems when I plugged it into the USB C port extension on the front of the computer case.Verdict: I'm happy to pay the premium price for this premium product. I wouldn't go back to a cheaper,, heavier, non-fibre cable.
| Compatibility | Meta Quest 2 |
| Supported OS | Windows 10 |
| USB Type | USB 3.2 Gen 1 |
| Exterior | TPU 0.5mm Thickness |
| Shielding | Spiral Shielding (Doubling as Grounding) |
Meta Quest Link Cable
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Meta Quest Link Cable Official USB 3 Type-C - 5 Meter
Free delivery
Meta - Quest Link Cable - Black - 301-00311-01
Delivery $102.90
META Quest Link Cable - 4.88m Fibre Optic Network Cable for PC Virtual Reality Headset First End: 1 x USB 3.2 (Gen 1) USB-C - Male - Second End: 1 x U
Delivery between 9–14 Sept $9
META Quest Link Cable
Able to play while charging. Bought it with the purpose of be able to use it a link with my PC and play PC VR games. However an update to the device (QUEST 2) in September 2022 messed up with the cable link. No longer able to connect to my PC using the cable. BUT FEAR NOT! Quest launched an app - Virtual Desktop. It is NOT FREE, you can buy it at the oculus store, about $20. And it works very decently with connecting to your PC and play games from PC. The cable now I use it as an option to charge the VR while I play. I, personally, don’t like to charge while play - is uncomfortable - but if it the battery is too low and in the middle of a game with friends might as well (mostly charge and play while STATIONARY; I wouldn’t recommend to play games like beat saber with ... MoreAble to play while charging. Bought it with the purpose of be able to use it a link with my PC and play PC VR games. However an update to the device (QUEST 2) in September 2022 messed up with the cable link. No longer able to connect to my PC using the cable. BUT FEAR NOT! Quest launched an app - Virtual Desktop. It is NOT FREE, you can buy it at the oculus store, about $20. And it works very decently with connecting to your PC and play games from PC. The cable now I use it as an option to charge the VR while I play. I, personally, don’t like to charge while play - is uncomfortable - but if it the battery is too low and in the middle of a game with friends might as well (mostly charge and play while STATIONARY; I wouldn’t recommend to play games like beat saber with the cable - I almost trip (yes you can laugh).
This thing is a nearly $100 paperweight. Firstly, some of their things say they recommend this others say a normal long usbc cord. The Oculus link software itself is also absolutely atrocious. When trying to view your desktop, the display flickers, when it doesn't it refuses to register you clicking literally anything. Trying to hop into a vr game not loaded to your quest is a nightmare. Picture quality and frame rate when using it, are also awful. I have a AMD 6600 XT and an I7 processor VR ready Motherboard, so my computer is not the issue. If you are looking to connect your Quest to your desktop just buy Virtual Desktop. It is a fraction of the cost and runs and works 10000x better
This cable isn't cheap, but that's because it is fibre optic rather than copper, so it's super fast (copes with stupid frame rates!) and very light. It's long enough to cope with some pretty big movements, too. You might want to invest in a ceiling suspension system to take full advantage.Being fibre, it coils nicely when not in use. It has a strap which can be used to either fasten the coil when not in use, or to secure the cable to the Oculus headset.Some things that you should be aware of when setting up the link for the first time:• The cable MUST be plugged directly into the side of the Oculus 2 headset. If you have the Elite Strap with Battery, the link will NOT work if the cable is plugged into the battery at the back.• It is best to make sure that ... MoreThis cable isn't cheap, but that's because it is fibre optic rather than copper, so it's super fast (copes with stupid frame rates!) and very light. It's long enough to cope with some pretty big movements, too. You might want to invest in a ceiling suspension system to take full advantage.Being fibre, it coils nicely when not in use. It has a strap which can be used to either fasten the coil when not in use, or to secure the cable to the Oculus headset.Some things that you should be aware of when setting up the link for the first time:• The cable MUST be plugged directly into the side of the Oculus 2 headset. If you have the Elite Strap with Battery, the link will NOT work if the cable is plugged into the battery at the back.• It is best to make sure that the headset is fully charged before connecting it. My own computer's USB port was able to maintain the battery charge for over 4 hours, but I have heard that not all ports are powerful enough to do so.• I found that plugging the cable directly into the motherboard's USB C port gave the best results. I had problems when I plugged it into the USB C port extension on the front of the computer case.Verdict: I'm happy to pay the premium price for this premium product. I wouldn't go back to a cheaper,, heavier, non-fibre cable.
At $80, the price of this cable is ridiculous.It should actually be packaged with every new Quest 2 unit.There are regular USB3 - to - USBC cables on the market you can buy with the 90° USBC end for much cheaper, but they don't offer the same data transfer rate as the OQ cable.Most copper-based USB cables top out at 10 feet because that's the recommended maximum length for a passive (a.k.a. non-powered) USB 3.1 cable. Past that, the signal begins to degrade.Oculus Link tries to justify its cost by offering fiber optic cable with parallel copper line for charging and by being able to do this for a whole 16 feet. Unfortunately, Oculus Link can't keep Oculus Quest 2 charged as it burns to much energy too quickly. It will recharge your OQ2 when you stop using it ... MoreAt $80, the price of this cable is ridiculous.It should actually be packaged with every new Quest 2 unit.There are regular USB3 - to - USBC cables on the market you can buy with the 90° USBC end for much cheaper, but they don't offer the same data transfer rate as the OQ cable.Most copper-based USB cables top out at 10 feet because that's the recommended maximum length for a passive (a.k.a. non-powered) USB 3.1 cable. Past that, the signal begins to degrade.Oculus Link tries to justify its cost by offering fiber optic cable with parallel copper line for charging and by being able to do this for a whole 16 feet. Unfortunately, Oculus Link can't keep Oculus Quest 2 charged as it burns to much energy too quickly. It will recharge your OQ2 when you stop using it and let it recharge, however.The box doesn't come with a USBC adapter for older computers with USB3.0 and no USBC.My previous Nvidia RTX 2080Ti Black offered a USBC port, but my 3090FTW3 doesn't. That means you'll have to buy an adapter if you intend on connecting over USB3.0 and that may cause issues with transfer speed or charging.Oculus Link is a great add-on if your PC has dedicated USBC with charging through your GPU card, but it may be problematic for others. Fortunately, Oculus Quest 2 works fine (although not as fast) if you use standard USB3.0 cable.
I see alot reviews and fake reviews that say broke before they even try using it but its lie. They most broke it them self try get there money back but i had this before only thing problem i get that its cheap wire that easy can get shortage thats bad part. Other then that price for this should go down im sorry 16 wire price for it not good price. 26 wire good price but selling longer cord that is longer then this one. 36 dollars or less.
I bought this JUST to see if I could fix my issues regarding Oculus Link video being choppy in my original Quest 1 headset.Not only was it not the root of the issue (it was "Link Sharpening" in the Oculus Debug Tool), I've had more issues with this not launching Oculus on my PC when I activate it in-headset, prompting an unplug & re-plug in my headset.Not even the velcro strap seems to be creased properly or fit well on the standard Quest 2 band strap.Only reason I could see someone needing this particular cable is the length. The extra gig of bandwidth in the USB Test yielded little to no visible benefit.
Hey, the quality looks great and I assume it works great. I have to assume that because so far I have been unable to use it due to the fact that YOU CANNOT CONNECT THIS TO A PC UNLESS YOUR PC HAS A USB-C PORT! Maybe brand new PC's have USB-C ports, but I've never seen one.You have to buy a completely separate adapter just to make this cord functional. Which is is kind of silly since the cord itself is basically supposed to be an adapter for the Oculus to connect to the PC in the first place... And another reviewer (which I saw after the fact) said using an adapter might lower the data speed and graphics quality, which might make the cable pointless anyway.So, a trip to two stores in a snow storm the day after Christmas and I still don't have one because you have ... MoreHey, the quality looks great and I assume it works great. I have to assume that because so far I have been unable to use it due to the fact that YOU CANNOT CONNECT THIS TO A PC UNLESS YOUR PC HAS A USB-C PORT! Maybe brand new PC's have USB-C ports, but I've never seen one.You have to buy a completely separate adapter just to make this cord functional. Which is is kind of silly since the cord itself is basically supposed to be an adapter for the Oculus to connect to the PC in the first place... And another reviewer (which I saw after the fact) said using an adapter might lower the data speed and graphics quality, which might make the cable pointless anyway.So, a trip to two stores in a snow storm the day after Christmas and I still don't have one because you have to find them online or visit a computer/electronics store for such a relatively uncommon item...And yes, the Specs do state it is a double-ended USB-C cable. But do you really think that small detail is what someone is looking for when buying this? Pretty sure most people assume the item comes plug-n-play ready for a PC's regular USB ports.
The price cost it a star. This light, flexible fiber optic usb-c cable will keep you from tearing up your Oculus port. I bought a cheaper heavier gauge, stiffer cord and was smart enough to stop using it before I damaged my Oculus port. Difference between the two was as night and day. No hang ups or lagging when I connected the Quest 2 to my gaming laptop for VR supported games. Would recommend keeping enough slack in the cord when doing physical activity and it probably won’t survive rolling your gaming/office chair wheels over the cord. Probably the most expensive cable for this equipment, but it beats paying to repair or replace your Oculus equipment simply because you wanted to save a buck. So take it from someone that has already wasted his money buying cheaper ... MoreThe price cost it a star. This light, flexible fiber optic usb-c cable will keep you from tearing up your Oculus port. I bought a cheaper heavier gauge, stiffer cord and was smart enough to stop using it before I damaged my Oculus port. Difference between the two was as night and day. No hang ups or lagging when I connected the Quest 2 to my gaming laptop for VR supported games. Would recommend keeping enough slack in the cord when doing physical activity and it probably won’t survive rolling your gaming/office chair wheels over the cord. Probably the most expensive cable for this equipment, but it beats paying to repair or replace your Oculus equipment simply because you wanted to save a buck. So take it from someone that has already wasted his money buying cheaper products…THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED!!!
Breaks super easily - the end had broken within a few days of when i purchased it, and I should have brought it back for a refund. Complete waste of money - you can get regular long cables that work just the same but are way more durable. With this cable all you're paying for is bleeding edge tech - the cable is actually fibre optic. Basically what that means is its high end, delicate, expensive cable meant to transfer data across super long distances, like the ocean floor - its too stiff and breaks extremely easily for uses like a VR headset.
The cable does exactly what I needed, which is to charge and/or play Oculus Quest 2 hardwired to my PC.Few Things of Note Before You Buy:- If your computer does not have a USB-C port, even with an adapter you may get poorer quality graphics and probably no power charging during gameplay.- If you plan to sit in VR for 8 hours straight, turn the brightness down on the Oculus Quest 2 because it charges very slowly while playing.- There is nothing special about this cable besides it has the Oculus logo and a little velcro strap to wrap around the headset. You are paying $20 - $30 extra for the brand name. Ten minutes of research could save you some money, I have friends using generic cables and they work just as well fine. It's also fine to purchase this cable if ... MoreThe cable does exactly what I needed, which is to charge and/or play Oculus Quest 2 hardwired to my PC.Few Things of Note Before You Buy:- If your computer does not have a USB-C port, even with an adapter you may get poorer quality graphics and probably no power charging during gameplay.- If you plan to sit in VR for 8 hours straight, turn the brightness down on the Oculus Quest 2 because it charges very slowly while playing.- There is nothing special about this cable besides it has the Oculus logo and a little velcro strap to wrap around the headset. You are paying $20 - $30 extra for the brand name. Ten minutes of research could save you some money, I have friends using generic cables and they work just as well fine. It's also fine to purchase this cable if you enjoy nice packaging and the L-shaped connector on one end.
| Compatibility | Meta Quest 2 |
| Supported OS | Windows 10 |
| USB Type | USB 3.2 Gen 1 |
| Exterior | TPU 0.5mm Thickness |
| Shielding | Spiral Shielding (Doubling as Grounding) |