USB-A to USB-C Cable AMVR SB11161 — 3 m length for Oculus/Meta Quest 3/2/1 Pro, Pico 4/4 Ultra

AMVR SB11161 is a 3 m USB-A to USB-C cable designed to provide a reliable wired connection between host devices with USB-A ports and VR headsets that use USB-C. Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest 1 Pro and Pico 4 / Pico 4 Ultra, this cable enables data transfer, tethered VR sessions and charging when a longer reach is required. The 3-metre length reduces the need for close proximity to the PC or console and helps maintain stable tracking and lower latency compared with wireless-only setups.

Advantages

The cable provides extended reach for VR setups while preserving a simple plug-and-play connection using a standard USB-A connector on the host side and a USB-C connector on the headset side. Its length supports room-scale movement without frequent repositioning of the PC or console and helps ensure consistent data throughput for tethered streaming. The wired connection can also serve as a charging path during extended use, and the cable’s design is intended for repeated plugging and unplugging associated with headset use.

Suitable for

• Tethered VR sessions with Oculus/Meta Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest 1 Pro
• Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra wired connections
• PC or console setups that require an extended cable length for room-scale play
• Streaming VR content from a host with a USB-A port
• Charging the headset while connected to a host

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-A (male) to USB-C (male)
• Length: 3 metres
• Primary functions: data transfer, tethered VR use, charging
• Compatibility: VR headsets with USB-C ports (listed models: Oculus/Meta Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest 1 Pro; Pico 4 / Pico 4 Ultra)
• Connector orientation: standard straight USB-A and USB-C plugs

How to use

Connect the USB-A end of the cable to an available USB-A port on your PC or console and plug the USB-C end into the headset’s USB-C port. Ensure the host device recognises the headset and follow any software prompts to enable tethered mode or data transfer. For best results, route the cable so it does not impede movement and avoid sharp bends. When disconnecting, grasp the connector rather than pulling the cable to minimise wear.

Usage recommendations

For stable tethered VR performance, use a high-quality USB-A port on the host and confirm your PC or console meets the headset’s recommended specifications. Keep the cable routed overhead or along the perimeter of the play area to reduce the chance of tripping or tangling, and inspect connectors periodically for debris or damage.