D-Link DWA-F18 VR Air Bridge (Dedicated Wireless Connection from Gaming PC to Meta Quest 2/Quest3/Meta Quest Pro, VR for 360° Movement - Supports Oculus App)

I bought this to run my Quest 3 wirelessly. It's been a pain to set up, once actually set up the headset struggled to connect (I'm sat about 2 feet away from it in direct line of sight). Once it was connected it couldn't cope with anything. I could look straight ahead but any attempt to look anywhere or use the controllers and it flat out failed.I've been able to get the Quest 3 to work on my normal Wi-Fi, but the performance wasn't good enough. This was meant to solve those issues. It was even worse. I'm really disappointed and it is being returned. Just don't bother it sells something it cannot achieve.

Purtroppo avevo delle grandi aspettative per questo disoositivo,ma non sono riuscito a farlo funzionare 1 sola volta,collegato al pc,apro l app meta e nei dispositivi viene rilevato dlink air,inizia l installazione e si blocca al 50% circa,c ho provato diverse volte riavviando anche il PC e niente non ne vuole sapere.

I've used it with Meta Quest 3. The setup is unexpected for a network device, you have to go through the Oculus/Meta Quest Link app. It creates a virtual network device on your PC, and you have to share internet to that device or else internet will be cut from your Quest 3.With cable, I had problems with SteamVR only finding my old half-assed WIFI every time I started it, instead of using the cable, and I had to restart a few times. That hassle is completely gone. And of course less hassle with not needing a USB cable to your wired to your head.Testing with "Alyx" and "Drums Rock" via steam (the latter is a good test because you notice every little stutter). Using the DWA-F18 Air Bridge works SO much better than the cable I have. To the point that I'm thinking that maybe my cable is broken. I've also streamed 8k movies (using movie deck app) and it works great (but so does cable).So, if you are having trouble with usb-c link, then try this instead. Don't expect to be able to use your headset just anywhere in the house though. It has better range than a 5m cable, but walls will mess you up.

The set up is easy, what isn't easy is trying to figure out why it doesn't work when it says it should. Despite the Oculus app on my PC acknowledging my Quest 2 connecting to the VR Air Bridge for the set up, it straight up refuses to acknowledge that it is connected after that point. My PC does not show up in the Air Link menu despite confirming that I am connected to D-Link Air Bridge inside the headset. My work around? Steam Link, works perfectly, and even then it fails to transfer audio so i have to use Earbuds with a dongle connected to my PC.Avoid this product, customer support from D-Link and Meta is dismissive and everywhere you look everyone has a similar issue but they have found no solutions for it.

The product is very high quality and everything is as described. The connection is very easy. Thank you.