AMVR Link Cable with Charging 16FT Compatible with Meta Quest 3/3S/2/Pico 4 Accessories, Nylon Braided Cable with USB 3.0 A to C Adapter for SteamVR/PCVR, High-Speed Max 5Gbps, Play While Charger

Wired FTW!
I have a Meta Quest 3 and enjoy it a lot, golf is so much fun! But I have some PC games I used to play on Oculus (wired) and haven’t tried them in a while. Ordered this cable and gave it a try, here’s what I learned:Setup is easy, Meta is a big help with this. Make sure you have a USB 3.0 port to get the most out of this.While the cord can be a little unwieldy, there are velcro straps that direct the cable over your back and shoulder, and at 16-feet there is plenty of length to manage, especially when sitting down. You’ll hardly notice that you are wired once you dive into VR.One of the neat features is the built-in charging port, right there on the cable. It is perfectly placed to attach a charger WHILE YOU ARE IN GAME, and get so much more capacity out of your Quest 3.While searching, I found several other similar cables that were more expensive. This cable is well made, it just says “wuality”, sturdy and should give you years of enjoyment at a great price. Two VR Thumbs Up, you will appreciate and enjoy!

Good quality
Good accesories for my meta and for the price is the winner

Perfect
Exactly what I needed and great length.

High quality USB 3.0 cable for VR, in-line charger is kind of odd, well made
The AMVR link cable is a very high quality cable, even beyond its intended VR use. While it is marketed primarily as a charging and data link cable for Meta Quest headsets, it has proven to be a solid general purpose high speed USB cable as well. In my case, I’m using it for my DSLR camera for charging and data transfer; however, I also used it on my Meta Quest 3 with no issues.From a functionality standpoint, it does exactly what it claims. When used with compatible VR headsets like the Meta Quest series, it provides a stable USB 3.0 connection with low latency while also supplying power during use. The 5 Gbps data rate is sufficient for PC VR experiences, and the ability to play while charging is a big advantage for longer sessions. The included USB A to C adapter is genuinely useful and adds flexibility depending on what ports your PC has available. While it’s a simple thing, my other cables never included the adaptor, so I always had to dig one out of a drawer to use it in a USB-C to USB-C configuration.As mentioned, I mostly use this cable outside of the VR use case. I actually use it regularly in my photo studio for data transfers and charging my DSLR camera. It lets me control the camera from the computer, transfer photos and videos, and keep the camera powered at the same time without worrying about battery swaps. In that role, it has been extremely convenient and dependable. The price of this cord is about half of what a camera battery costs, so it pays for itself easily.The build quality is excellent. The nylon braided exterior feels durable without being stiff, and it handles repeated bending and movement without issue. The connectors feel solid, especially the reinforced right angle USB C end, which helps reduce strain during use. At 16 feet, the length is generous and practical for both VR setups and studio environments without feeling excessive.Charging behavior is well managed. The built in safety and charging control works as advertised, keeping devices within a safe charge range and avoiding unnecessary heat buildup. While this cable is not meant for charging phones or laptops, it performs very well with supported devices when paired with an appropriate power adapter. I would say that this is the only downside of this cable. I would much rather use a higher wattage supply than have to mess with this odd in-line adaptor. In this configuration you have to get another USB charger and USB-C cable to connect to the cable. It’s like having to charge your cable. It seems excessive and redundant when power could easily be supported over the cable itself. However, this is advertised and made as a USB 3.0 cable, not 4.0.Overall, this is a well made, flexible, and reliable cable that offers more value than just a VR accessory. Whether you are using it for VR gaming or as a high quality data and charging cable for cameras or other compatible devices, it performs consistently and feels built to last. For anyone already in the AMVR ecosystem or using Meta Quest hardware, this is a solid cable worth having.

Ich habe das Kabel angefordert, da ich noch kein (richtiges) Link-Kabel zur Verbindung mit meinem PC habe. Daher bot sich jetzt die Möglichkeit des Produkttests mit dem Kabel von AMVR an. Ich habe schon mehrere AMVR Produkte, daher sind die Erwartungen relativ hoch.Das Kabel war auf jeden Fall sehr gut bzw. ausreichend verpackt. Das Kabel ist elegant mit mehreren Clips(?) aufgewickelt. Beim Abwickeln stellt man fest, dass das Kabel sich nicht so einfach knicken lässt, also sehr robust ist. Der Durchmesser trägt ebenfalls zum Eindruck zu bei. Die Umwicklung aus dickem Material trägt zur Wertigkeit bei.Man hat die Möglichkeit, zusätzlich zur Verbindung mit einem anderen Medium wie bspw. PC noch eine Stromversorgung zuzustecken, was ich sehr gut finde.Die Bildübertragung vom PC läuft – zumindest anhand dessen was ich beurteilen kann – flüssig und ohne lagging. Für das Spielen auf jeden Fall sehr wichtig. Die Ladegeschwindigkeiten mit dem Kabel unterscheiden sich im Grunde nicht negativ von anderen Ladekabeln.Für den Preis von ca. 20-25€ erhält man hier ein absolut solides Link Kabel, was durchaus als Alternative zu deutlich(!) teureren Kabeln dienen kann.

Ein simples aber notwendiges Kabel, damit wir den Raum voll ausnutzen und stabil VR Spiele mit der MQ 2 über den PC spielen können. Scheint gut verarbeitet, überträgt problemlos und ist schön lang. Klasse finde ich, dass man direkt USB-A und USB-C für die Quelle hat und es für Datenübertragung wie Laden gleichermaßen nutzen kann.