Built for PC VR, the Syntech 16FT Charging Link Cable gives you the reach, bandwidth, and steady power delivery you need for smooth SteamVR and Rift titles on Meta Quest headsets. A next-gen 2025 charging chip supplies up to 18W while the USB 3.0 data channel pushes ~1.9–3.2 Gbps (host-dependent) for low-latency gameplay. Includes a USB-A→USB-C adapter for flexible PC ports and a headset strap to keep the connector secure during active sessions.

Note: Designed for PC Link use. Not intended to charge phones, tablets, or laptops.

Key Features

• Charge + Play, Simultaneously – Up to 18W PD keeps your headset topped while you game; auto-switches to trickle at ~65% to help reduce battery wear.

• High-Speed USB 3.0 Data – Stable PCVR connection with ~1.9–3.2 Gbps transfer over the full 16FT run (use a USB 3.0 port for best results).

• Dual-Port Flexibility – Included USB-A to USB-C adapter supports desktops and laptops with either port type.

• Comfortable 16FT Reach – Long, flexible jacket with hook-and-loop headstrap tie to prevent accidental disconnects.

• Built for Daily Use – Triple-layer protection against abrasion and electrical interference; corrosion-resistant connectors.

Tech Specs

Compatibility & Notes

• PC Requirements: Windows PC with USB 3.0 port and GPU capable of PCVR; use Oculus/Meta PC app or SteamVR.

• Firmware/Software: Update your Quest firmware and PC Link app to latest; restart both for best performance.

• Power Adapter: For strongest charge, use a PD/QC wall adapter into the cable’s power pigtail (if applicable) or a high-power USB-C host port.

FAQs

Does it keep the headset at 100% while playing?
Typically yes with a PD/QC adapter and USB 3.0 host, but very heavy titles may slowly discharge on some systems.

USB-A or USB-C—does it matter?
Both are supported (adapter included). A true USB 3.0/3.1 Gen1 port is recommended for bandwidth and stability.

Can I use it without external power?
Yes. It will function as a data link; charging performance depends on your PC’s port power.

Will it work on consoles or phones?
It’s tuned for PCVR linking—not intended for console or general device charging.