Oculus Quest Link Cable edges

Oculus Quest Link Cable now available to buy for $80

By Robert N. Adams

If you have an Oculus Quest, you’re probably having a fine time with some sweet virtual reality games. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could hook it up to your PC? Well, the brand-new Oculus Quest Link Cable will let you do exactly that — and it only costs a cool eighty bucks.

The Link Cable for the Oculus Quest popped up on the Oculus Store’s official accessories page at a $79 listing. This high-speed fiber optic cable allows you to connect your Oculus Quest to your PC by way of a USB Type-C cable. Featuring 5 Gbps of bandwidth, it should be able to deliver images at a pretty steady rate.

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If you want to make your Oculus Quest even more useful, you can buy the Oculus Quest Link Cable right now for $79 or your regional equivalent. Shipping is free in the Continental United States, but you might have to pay some taxes depending on where you live.

Robert N. Adams
Robert N. Adams

I've had a controller in my hand since I was 4 and I haven't stopped gaming since. CCGs, Tabletop Games, Pen & Paper RPGs - I've tried a whole bunch of stuff over the years and I'm always looking to try more!

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