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)

I used this with a Quest 3 and, while it worked well with the VR headset, it interfered with my Flydigi wireless controller.The controller would suddenly stop responding and hold the last input I gave it for several seconds. This happened every few minutes. I originally thought it was the controller, but the problem went away when I unplugged the router.I didn’t want to reconnect and disconnect this router every time I wanted to use the Quest headset, so I replaced it with a standard WiFi 7 router, and haven’t had any controller problems since.***UPDATE*** The manufacturer contacted me and sent me another unit to test. It did still interfere with the Flydigi wireless controller, but not other wireless controllers (Xbox, for example). So, I upped the star rating to reflect a helpful, responsive company. And, unless you’re using a wireless Flydigi controller, I can recommend this router.

Not going to lie, I was pretty sure this was a gimmick. I saw a reddit post about it that seemed kinda sketchy, and it just looked a little too good to be true. But I am very happy I bought this.I get about 2400mbs through virtual desktop on my quest 3 using this device. The setup was about as straight forward as pcvr stuff tends to get, no complaints there. Definitely easier than trying to set up a dedicated router, I would imagine.Not having any lagging or hitching, games are as smooth or possibly smoother than using my link cable. And this enables me to stay wireless as well as use virtual desktop instead of meta link, getting me around the frustrating updates breaking my pcvr every month.If you're on the fence, and especially of you're like me and you're trying to find a bit of a workaround to make pcvr more viable, I can whole heartedly recommend it.

If you are like me and you hate wires in your workstation and are also a huge vr fanatic like me then this thing is a must have. Set up properly and you get a steady 2400-4000mhz speed unwired! (For those having issues I highly recommend looking up and downloading the PC version of there setup app as the phone one is kinda bad and this may very well be this fix for many of you as the pc app tells you how to set up everything) It recommends your pc be directly wired to your wifi but my apartment does not have those wall ports, however it still works flawlessly even in plain old 5g wifi sharing. If your on the fence about it and are someone looking to play more vr pc games completely untethered to your rig then this is the only way

What makes it almost 5-star is it makes PCVR relatively inexpensive with good connection stability and quality.I use it with Quest 3 and Intel Core+Nvida GeForce desktop Windows 11 PC, by Quest's Air Link, Easy to set up and use. Mointoring and diagnostics apps are provided both on phone and PC. Launching up link never failed because of the router. Rich setting options available.PROBLEM: this may or may not be the exceptional case which I have. The link will "lag" for 2-3 seconds once every 6-8 hours use. The connection does not break but you will see your streaming laggy just like your bandwidth is sharply jamed for 2-3 seconds, and ressumes then. It might be okay for people playing slow-style PCVR like MS fligt sim and truck sim, but might be annoying for serious racing and fighting.If you cares much about stability, dedicated WiFi 6/6e/7 router is what you should go with.

Edit: The Prism was working great for about a month. Now it will not connect to the internet via internet sharing and it is unreliable when using the Quest 3. When in a VR session I get a shaking in the headset for about 15 seconds and the link seems to drop out and freezes. I have reset the Prism and tested my internet sharing on my PC with another device. The Prism is a no go now for PCVR. I recommend buying a real router and skipping this low quality device.The Prism XR is the best PCVR solution for the Quest. I have had all three versions of the Quest. I’ve had the official link cable, aftermarket link cables, the VR AirBridge, and a number of different routers. I’ve tried Airlink with Oculus Debug Tool, Quest Link, Airlink, and Virtual Desktop through the years trying to find the best solution for PCVR in the Quest. I finally got tired of messing with my latest router which is dedicated to PCVR only and bought the Prism XR.One caveat with the Prism XR is that you won’t want to use it as an internet WiFi router. The Prism XR excels at being a wireless PCVR router and should be dedicated to just that. Your Quest should be the only client connected to the Prism XR. You need to have an existing WiFi or Ethernet connection for internet to get the best results with the Prism XR. View the purchase of the Prism XR as a VR accessory.The Prism XR paired with Virtual desktop is without a doubt the most reliable and offers the best visual fidelity of any other option for PCVR with the Quest. The Prism XR is very compact, easy to set up, and doesn’t even need an ethernet port. It uses two USB ports and you can just share your internet from your existing WiFi or Ethernet connection.

If you want to get rid of your link cable and be truly wireless, this is a good next step to take. I get significantly improved latency and performance; be ready to curb your enthusiasm if your hardware is not up to par—e.g. your router or computer components such as your graphics card, WiFi chip, or CPU. I usually find myself using it with virtual desktop as opposed to air link. Also, I would say that the value of this Puppis S1 is way higher than the Oculus Link Cable.