BCLINK 2-in-1 USB C to USB 3.1 Adapter with 100W Charging Port, Thunderbolt 4/3 OTG Converter for Meta Quest 2, iPhone 15, MacBook, iMac, iPad and More - Space Gray

This works great with my Quest 3. No charging issues. It's fairly small, so it doesn't get in the way. Feels like it has a solid build. Metal, not plastic. The OTG functionality works great with the tiny sized USB drive I bought for it. You will need to format it to FAT32 and sideload a different file manager (like Cx File Explorer) using something like SideQuest, though. The built-in file manager doesn't work with it. Also be aware that "open-with" functionality hasn't worked on the Quest 3 in my testing, so you'll have to copy any files you want to use to the Quest from the drive using a file manager before being able to use it on the Quest. Then you can delete it from the Quest when you're done. So you won't be able to play games from the USB drive or view videos from the USB drive without copying them over first. It's more of a backup or "temporary storage" thing than and "expanding your Quest memory" thing.

Update! Still working out very well. Bit of background... This is used on a Samsung Tab Active2 that is semi-permanently mounted in car mount, with a M/F USB-C adapter that allows connection to take place behind and points towards middle of tablet, THEN this adapter. The peripheral is a joystick controller plugged into the USB-A port, and draws 20mA. A USB 5v2A supply is connected to PD input. Tablet absolutely roasts in my the sun, but no failure on adapter though is shadowed. Still doing great, would recommend. Was doing QC3 charging, now using USB charging hub to feed all the toys. /Update Needed to charge Samsung Tab Active2 via USB and still plug in a peripheral. This does it, pretty impressed so far. No connection or heat issues at 18w.

Works great!

I bought this to watch films from an external thumb drive using a Meta Quest 3 headset. A friend tested it out on a Quest 2 and it worked fine for him, so I thought it would be fine with the Quest 3. Unfortunately, using the same exact setup (memory and power), it failed to properly handshake for the power and kept dropping connectivity (both power and data). Apparently, the Quest 3 must have slightly different power management than the Quest 2. I had high hopes for this device because it's a great form and has good specs; it just couldn't do the job. Go figure! The Quest 3 is much newer technology; i had hoped that it would be compatible. Update: I see others are now mentioning the Quest in their review. It is possible that a newer version of this product, or a more current Quest 3, fixes the power management issues that I saw (my Q3 was one of the first shipped). If you decide to give it a try then I’d recommend trying the 4XVR or Skybox apps. The first has had direct USB C support for awhile; the second just released USB support.

I have a cellphone that although it has a spot for an internal memory chip or micro flash card it will not access the card. Ive had two different techs look at it and they dont even understand why it wont access the chip as well. So I needed to clear my phone of videos and pictures that come from various websites like Snapchat, Signal etc... Problem is for the most part I have to send these as an email message to myself as they dont appear on the phone as an actual picture but more as a file and if I use a data cord the same thing happens. I know there is a way to change that but this is alot easier. I just plug this in and on the other side you can plug in a USB Flash drive and copy and paste all of those files to the Flash Drive. It took me all of 10 seconds to transfer all of the pictures I have on my phone since 2020 on there. The other thing is there is also a USB C port so you can charge your phone while doing all of this. I know they make USB Flash Drives that fit into a USB C charging port now but I have some many Flash Drives laying around this was more cost effective. It may take you a bit to figure out how to drag and drop files with it but once you figure it out, its pretty easy. Great piece of tech

others have shown that it falls apart. same with me used a few times and broke at the usb-c connector. no return or replacement after 30 days. wasted $10. not happy

Fell apart. The usb c connector stuck in the socket and broke off.

Works perfectly on my 24 Road Glide to charge my phone and run the headset adapter to allow CarPlay. Highly recommended since Harley only gives you 1 USB port. Tried other splitters/hubs but none of them would do what I was looking for. Use the USB A for your headset adapter and the USB-C to charge your phone. I'd give it more than 5 stars if I could!

This product is supported on my Harley CVO 2023

Mit dem Teil kann ich laden und gleichzeitig einen Stick verwenden um Filme zu sehen

Très bon adaptateur

Além de muito bem construído o formato em L é muito prático, pois fica rente ao corpo do meu IPad. Recomendo!

The product functions as it should for what im using it for however Its not 100 watts My phone requires 65watts for fast charging and this one doesnt achieve that I highly doubt its 10gbps too 1 star for false advertising