PC-VR Streaming Air Link Compatible with Meta Quest 3S/3/2 AX3000 WiFi6 VR Router, Replace Quest Link Cable, Wireless Stable and Fast (Puppis S1)

Before I got my hands on PrismPlus, playing PC-VR games like Beats syber and Half-life Alex wirelssly was a daily struggle. The video wouldn’t stabilize; I couldn’t see the menu or set up the controllers—so frustrating! But, PrismPlus turned out to be a revelation! Last night, I used PrismPlus mode to set up vjoy, and voilà! Stable video, responsive controlls, and an enjoyable gaming session!What I Loved:Crystal-Clear, Stable Video: PrismPlus is a game-changer! I finally have clear and stable video for an optimum gaming thrill.Easy setup: the App and BT works great. no need for me to play around with verious settings and cables. Highly enjoy the ease.Harmony with Airlink and Virtual Desktop: This combo has transformed my system into a wireless PC-VR haven!for both airlink and VD, it all works.Elevated Gaming Experience: Launching and playing games is now a breeze, a stark contrast to my previous struggles.Internet sharing: It support the PC Internet sharing! which I can use the ethernet connected PC to deliver an stable internet service. That's cool. I also tried with my gaming laptop which connected to internet wirelessly, and it works great as well. So many flexibles.More, there are other two modes, I don't use hotspot mode often, but I think be as an adapter might be great for some area where my PC wifi's card is not power enough for some internet. One more score.Minor Hitches:No 5G Internet under PrismPulse: The 5G is dedicated to streaming, so no setting up 5G internet. Though I can use it in adapter mode, that is different.So, PrismPlus has trully improved my PC-VR gaming experiences. It's rendered stability, clarity, and performance. Recommand!

This is a great little device, plugs into your pc, connect to it from your quest 3 and stream PC games to your Quest 3.This is basically a USB Wifi card but with some software to drive it. It's the simplicity that makes it work.I'm sim racing enthusiast, full sim-rig and powerful PC. i9 13k, RTX 4090 etc. My motherboard has built in WiFi 6E, which I set up as a mobile hotspot to connect too, but I could only get around 200 mbs.I then purchased the official Meta Quest 3 usb-c, fiber optic cable, incidentally the exact same price as this device. The cable is rated at 5gps, with the cableI got around 2,400mbs. Great speed but annoying cable getting in the way when trying to race or play other none racing games off the sim-rig. I ended up returning the cable because of this device ended up being better all round.The unit is very small, it plugs into your PC using two USB leads, one high speed usb, the other normal usb. It's powered through the UBS's as well, no other additional leads required.You will need to download a mobile app to set up basic configuration, be nice to have a desktop companion app, it is a PC device after all. Very few setting to change, make sure you add a password for the connection.In your quest 3 headset you will see this as another Wifi connection point, connect as you would any other wifi. Now using quest steam app or virtual desktop you can stream PC games to the quest. Highly recommend the virtual desktop paid app for quest, lot more settings and more robust connection.I'm getting around 2,400mbs the same as the official USB-c cable, but no leads to get in the way.I can play Half Life Alex in Godlike mode, and it's smooth as butter, this is down mainly to my 4090 graphics card of course, but this little device handles the bandwidth and serves out the data flawlessly.For the exact same price of the official cable, you get same performance, nearly plug and play and it's simple to set up and use and of course wireless connection to the headset.

I got this device in hopes of having something future proof that would be easy to setup and not have to worry about getting new routers and reconfigure my whole network and spend lots more money. Upon arrival was surprised how small it was, like a micro PS5. Just plugged it in, ran the phone app and ready to go.I'll start by saying this works perfect no pauses, hiccups or glitches. What's truly awesome is the 5ghz with wifi 6, goes directly to the headset to transmit the game, this includes the graphics AND obviously the network connection is coming from your PC connecting the game to the hosts.I had an ASUS wifi 5 router before and it was pretty flawless at 866mpbs with Virtual desktop. I tried a wifi 6 router at 1200mbps, but it had pauses and chops here and there. With this I can connect at 1200mbps and it's solid and smooth. Perfect accessory for any PCVR gaming!f**Update** People have complained about only getting 50mbps when browsing the web using the native Quest apps or games. That's cause you are usijng the 2.4ghz option for internet.. Use the PC conenction sharing option (instructions in app/manual) and you'll get the full speed of your ISP beyond that what your wifi is capable of, the full GB range!