CableCreation Active USB 3.0 Extension Cable, 5 m USB Male to Female Cable with Signal Amplification Compatible with Oculus Rift/Quest/Quest 2 VR/Link, Valve Index VR, Xbox One, Printers etc. Black

I primarily bought this cable extender to tether my DSLR camera to my laptop, for taking “remote” photos of birds in my garden (god I sound old lol).I can confirm this works perfectly, and I was up and running within about 2 minutes from opening the pouch to plugging in the DSLR micro B usb cable from my MacBook to the extender cable.The cable feels robust and pretty thick, the only thing that I am reserving judgement on at the moment is the actual plastic USB extender part - it feels flimsy and that I’d have to be careful with it. Still 5 stars at the moment as it all works fine. I’ll update if it breaks.

I bought this to extend the cable on an Oculus Rift sensor with the vague sense of dread that comes with knowing it seems to be a bit of a lottery as to whether extension cables are compatible with them. I'd done some research beforehand and signs seemed to be positive so I gave it a go and to my relief it works just fine.It's a thick but still reasonably flexible cable with certainly room for a decent level of shielding inside but I'm not going to hack it in half to check so I'm just going to have to go on performance which has been pretty flawless for what I've needed it to do with no drop-outs of connection and no weird tracking quirks which, to be honest, is enough to convince me this is more than good enough quality for any other kind of use I'd need a USB extension cable for as I generally found the Oculus delighted in dropping connection with the sensor with even the mildest excuse.It also manages to be genuinely hideous to behold with a styling choice that resembles something from an early 90s mini hi-fi system so that's a plus.

Works great as a USB 3 active extension for most use cases - including for extending the Oculus Rift sensors. I had issues with it using it as an extension for the actual headset though. Constant poor tracking warnings and crackling audio, so eventually I ordered a different active extender and that appears to work just fine with the actual headset (the slightly more expensive CSL active USB 3 extension).In short a pretty decent active extension at a more than reasonable price. Just be advised that if you're buying this to extend an Oculus Rift headset well, your mileage may vary.

Bought to extend the range of my Oculus Rift Sensor and works a treat! Cable is of good quality and is quite flexible. Using with the Rift Sensor, the Oculus Home software reports the Sensor as plugged into a USB 3 port and tracking is rock solid.Cable came coiled up in a thick plastic re-sealable bag. When the cable is uncoiled, it lies quite straight without wanting to re-coil itself, so laying around the outside of room was pain free.If you want to place Oculus Sensors farther from your PC (5m to be exact), this is the cable to get!

I bought this to extend the cable on a logitec webcam and it works ok for that. The webcam is USB 2.0 but I had originally intended to buy a USB 3.0 extension cable in the hope that I was future-proofing myself. However a lot (all?) powered USB 3.0 extension cables say they aren't compatible with USB 2.0, so I got this one instead. Watch out for this if you plan to mix and match the two standards.

This is the first 3.0 extender cable that i've tried that actually works for an Oculus Rift sensor, as such, this is probably, for the price, the best 3.0 extender cable that I can reccomend.It's cheaper than others, as long as you'll need it to be, and, most importantly, it works.

This a a long extension lead and does just what is needed, using multiple extensions to get the length was problematic in keeping the link active, using this cable with its repeater solved the problem, no issues with plug and play and device now working as it should

A good extender, not working for quest 2 link tho...