Fasgear 5A 100W USB C to Type C Cable, USB 3.1 Gen 2 Cord (6ft, Grey) | 90-Degree, 10Gbps Data Transfer, Power Delivery (PD) Cord, Compatible for 4K Displays, i-Pad Pro, VR Headset, Mac-book Pro M5

Amazing cable. Perfectly compatible with my Quest 3 Advanced. Doesn't let me headset drain fast, even when playing heavy duty games on the computer.

Very good value for money, great quality cable, not too heavy, good consistent connection, my test shows 2.4-2.8 Gbps in quest 2 connection test, and oculus link is working properly.

Strong well made and good quality cable although the cable cord itself is quite thick (much thicker than what you'd likely be used to). This is not a negative, but something to be aware of with purchasing this.

Works fine with Oculus Quest 2Only drawback - It's TOO sturdy

It works well connecting screen to a laptop.

Great quality! USB-C Cable

I have connected it to my Quest 2 whose port is 3.2 Gen max 5GBPS using my PC's motherboard Asus TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI USBC port which is USB 3.2 Gen 2 -2x2, which means bandwidth support of 20 GBPS. The fasgear on testing with Oculus client gives a max bandwidth of 2.5 GBPS even when using with this port.

Nice quality cable.

The right angle on the connector is super useful for me, but it's a little slippery due to it's highly chromed design, so can be a bit difficult to pull back out again after.The cable itself seems to be of high quality design. The only negatives there are that the strain relief seems a bit too stiff, and the cable itself is also Very stiff. It's likely difficult to get around this given the amount of data and power this cable has to be capable of carrying (and seems to do so just fine), but I have another similar cable of the same length that came with my LG monitor, and it's much more pliable than this one.Overall a minor concern and no major issues.I performed further testing on both the 6 and 10ft versions of this cable. The 6ft maxed out around 773MB/s, which is pretty consistent for what one normally gets with a 10Gbps cable (as is claimed here). The 10ft variety, however, maxed out around 393MB/s, which is much more standard for a 5Gbps cable. So if you're looking for maximum speeds, the 10ft cable won't be getting it for you.

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I bought this Link cable for its price and because many reviews said it worked. At the start it wouldnt work, but then i realised, i had left air link on (enabling airlink disables link cable until disabled, find in settings). i at first couldnt get it to do a usb test but it did connect to the oculus app. i read a review about rotating the connector (yes this does matter for some things) and it then worked and got a decent speed (better than official link cable). it works great and the only issues ive had are because of my gpu (rx6600xt not being able to run all of my games at 4128x2096 res at 120hz refresh rate on highest settings (truly breaks my heart). but another issue (not from cable) is meta havent fixed the oculus dash as its really bad, youll see what i mean once you see it.only thing id love to see is it at least slow down the quest 2`s battery drain as my quest 2 still dies after 2hrs and its kinda annoying but some other cables that people have told me do charge are 4 times the price. im using a usb 3.2 gen 1 usb c or it was a usb 3.1 gen 2 usb c.overall really good cable, havent had it for too long but no damage or issues from it so far. still wish for it to charge.Pros:-Good Quality-Works with charging normal Devices-Braided-Works as an alternative Link Cable- Decent sizeCons:-Wish there were even longer sizes-Doesnt slow battery usage (i could be dumb)-doesnt come with a rtx 3090ti :`( so sad

This cable unlocked the potential higher speed of my new computer and external hard drive. It looks and feels solid. My only point of criticism is that it's a quite rigid. It will keep the form you bend it in.

Um meine beiden Surface zu laden, habe ich mir ein Aukey Omnia 65W Ladegerät gekauft, das ohne Kabel ausgeliefert wird. Mir fehlte also noch ein USB-C zu USB-C Kabel mit Power Delivery. Passend zum Ladegerät sollte es weiß sein und für den seitlichen Anschluss am Surface an einer Seite einen angewinkelten Stecker haben.Zu diesem Kabel hier von Fasgear lagen noch keine Rezensionen vor, aber die zu anderen Kabeln der Marke waren nicht schlecht, weshalb ich es dann auch bestellt habe. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut. Die dicke Ummantelung macht es lediglich etwas steif. Die USB-C-Anschlussstecker sitzen reingesteckt sehr ordentlich, da wackelt nichts. Kurz zur Farbe: Die Stecker selbst sind grau, das Kabel weiß und grau mit Zackenmuster. Wenn man auf dem Produktbild genau hinschaut, kann man es zwar erahnen, ich hielt die grauen Elemente aber bei der Bestellung für weiß. Mich stört es jetzt zwar nicht, wenn jemand aber Wert auf ein komplett weißes Kabel legt, dann sollte er/sie sich woanders umschauen.Dam Kabel liegt ein Klettband bei, um es für unterwegs oder zur Aufbewahrung zusammenzubinden.Zur eigentlichen Funktion: Das Surface wurde so schnell geladen, wie mit dem großen original MS-Ladegerät (Das Surface Go 2 lädt werksseitig begrenzt mit max. 45W). Das Fasgear-Kabel lässt also genug Ladestrom fließen und stellt nicht den limitierenden Faktor dar. Damit erfüllt es voll seinen Zweck. Was andere Rezensenten noch checken könnten: Gehen auch die angegebenen 100W durch und wie sieht es mit der Datendurchsatzrate (angegeben bis 10Gbit/s) aus? Beides kann ich mangels geeigneter Hardware nicht prüfen. Sobald ich es kann, berichte ich aber gern nach.