Link Cable with 27W Charging Port 15FT, Compatible with Meta Oculus Quest 2, Pico 4, PC VR, Steam VR, USB 3.1 C to USB C 5Gbps Cable for VR Headset, Unidirectional, Note: Not for Quest 3 Version 79

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【Important Note】: 1, Due to system upgrade, not applicable to Quest 3 version 79, you can upgrade the system to version 79.1 and then it will be ready for use. 2, It is recommended to use the original charger. 3, This is a VR cable, do not use it to charge phones, tablets, laptops, etc. 4, This is a unidirectional cable and the 90 degree USB-C plug needs to be connected to VR device. 【Equipped with Balanced Chipset】: Featuring smart chip to effectively balance current and data transmission. Equipped with the latest PD3.0 27W Type-C charging port and a significantly upgraded internal charging board, it is compatible with Quest 3S/3/2 (not compatible with Quest 3 version 79) and allows for seamless charging during gameplay. If the battery level is low, reinserting the charger can quickly charge it. 【Longer Size Design】: Compared to the short cables on the market, we have developed 15FT, 20FT, and even 25FT. We use excellent materials, so you don't have to worry about performance loss due to length extension. At the same time, in order to make charging more convenient for you, we have reasonably placed the charging chipset closer to the PC output port. The friendly design allows you to wear VR glasses without any inconvenience caused by the surrounding charging cable. 【90° Connector Design & Free Movement】: The 90 degree USB-C port hooks the VR glasses without worrying about the cable being unplugged. Adopting gold-plated plugs for greater corrosion resistance. The flexible PVC cable allows you to swing freely while playing games. Providing ample space for free movement in VR games. 【5Gbps Data Transfer】: This is a USB C 3.0 cable that supports a transfer speed of 5Gbps. Provide sufficient bandwidth for high-quality VR experiences. Ensure that the USB-A port is plugged into the computer's USB 3.0/3.1/3.2/4 or later ports. If the device is recognized as USB 2.0 or unable to connect, make sure to update the VR headset system and PC Link software to the latest version, and then restart the device.