PartyLink5m USB 3.0 Type C to Type A Cable | Oculus Quest & Quest2 Link Compatible High Speed Data Transfer & Fast Charging | Normal USB Port

I like to play rhythm VR games with headset audio and my pc speakers for immersion. When doing this on airlink, there is a noticeable lag between the two audios. This cable, even though it's not C to C, gives a fast enough data transfer to keep the sound perfectly synchronized between devices. Very much recommended for those who don't have USB C on their PC.

------- !! UPDATE !! -------Oculus just released an update on their Public Test Channel [*instructions below] to support a wider range of cables and configurations. This cable works Wayyy better and requires less troubleshooting to set up now. It could be just me, but games feel faster or less laggy with this update, I can't tell but it definitely runs better in my eyes. I can plug into ANY USB 3 port on my computer now, not just the ones in the back of the computer, and not just the ones marked 'USB 3.1', any port works with speeds for me ranging between 1.5-1.9Gbps. I can now use my external USB Hub now too for slightly extra cable length overall. You still want to make sure the USB C side is connected in the right orientation otherwise Link might struggle a bit.This update makes even a USB 2.0 cable work for Oculus Link. You will want a high quality USB 3 cable if you're looking for less lag and better video quality though - as the connection over USB 2.0 requires video compression/decompression to run on a slower cable.*(enable "Public Test Channel" in Oculus PC software under 'Settings' -> 'Beta' and wait for a bit for the update to download and install, then Restart your headset {I also enabled 'Beta Releases' on my headset in 'Settings' -> 'Experimental Features' though I'm not sure that this is necessary} )------- !! _______ !! -------It works! It required some troubleshooting but I eventually go it. In order to get Oculus Link working properly with my computer I had to:1. Use the USB 3.1 port in the back of my computer2. Not use my angled 'L' shaped USB C adapter (because aesthetics)3. Maybe also had to do with the cable connection going into the quest being upside down - I didn't think that's how USB C worked but internet forums have convinced me otherwise?Buy this, it works, for me at least. My other 16ft setup did not work. I think at this length, it's hard to get a copper USB 3 connection to work just right - this cable does the job.

The value for this seems pretty good. Its a really long cable and its a little more expensive that others but I say its worth it. Its high quality, feels like that anyway. Cable is thick and durable. Im not entirely sure about charging. Might just be my PC not giving enough power threw the USB port, but my headset still loses charge over time but not nearly as fast as without the cable plugged in.

We got my son this cable to connect his Oculus quest to his computer, its quite impressive! .. its nice n thick & really long & has passed the test of time in kid use .. (its extremely durable) .. when other cables have failed .. (broken at the end most commonly) .. this one lives on! .. would highly recommend! 😁

This product started out fine, but after a week or so of use, there would be this connection problem shown in the picture. It worked on and off and when it worked, it was great. When it worked I would put on my headset and then it would move the cord slightly and disconnect with the same error.