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CableCreation USB 3.2 Type C to USB Female Extension Cable 16.4 Feet 10Gbps Black
Extends a USB-C port by 16.4 feet for 10Gbps data and 900mA charging while shielding against interference
- Connector TypeUSB A to USB A
- PC-VR play at 16.4 feet via USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt port
- 10 Gbps data sync plus 900 mA charging on USB 3.2 cable
- Shields USB-C port from wear caused by frequent plugging and unplugging
- Booster chip and layered shielding keep signal clean over 16.4 feet
- Works with Quest 2, Quest, drives, keyboards, printers and more
PC-VR Extension for Quest Headsets
This USB 3.2 Type C extension cable adds 16.4 feet of reach between a gaming PC and an Oculus Quest or Quest 2 headset. The USB-C male end plugs into a USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt 3 port on the computer. The USB-A female end accepts the headset link cable for room-scale play at the full five-metre distance.
10 Gbps Data Rate with Signal Booster
The cable supports 10 Gbps transfer speed and 900 mA charging current. An integrated signal booster chip prevents attenuation over the full length. Multiple foil and braid layers shield against EMI and RFI interference.
Protects Ports on Laptops and Desktops
The extension moves the connection point away from the host device, reducing wear on the built-in USB-C port from repeated plugging. It also works with external hard drives, keyboards, printers, cameras and other USB-A peripherals. Not suited for buyers who need a USB-C female receptacle or a shorter cable.
Highlights
- PC-VR play at 16.4 feet via USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt port
- 10 Gbps data sync plus 900 mA charging on USB 3.2 cable
- Shields USB-C port from wear caused by frequent plugging and unplugging
- Booster chip and layered shielding keep signal clean over 16.4 feet
- Works with Quest 2, Quest, drives, keyboards, printers and more
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB A to USB A |
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Questions about this item
What does the 10 Gbps rating actually deliver when the cable is plugged into a PC?
It supports USB 3.2 data transfer at up to 10 Gbps when the host port is USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt 3, letting a VR headset or fast SSD run at full speed over the full 16.4 ft length.
Which port standard on the computer side caps the speed, and what is the practical limit?
The USB-C male end must connect to a USB 3.1 or Thunderbolt 3 port; that port caps the link at 10 Gbps and 900 mA charging current.
What physical clearance does the booster module near the USB-A female end need?
The in-line signal booster chip sits close to the USB-A female connector, so allow a few centimetres of straight space behind the port for the module to sit without bending.
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