🚀 Elevate Your VR Game with Zero Lag!
The D-Link DWA-F18 VR Air Bridge is a dedicated Wi-Fi 6 adapter designed for seamless wireless connectivity between your Meta Quest VR headset and gaming PC. Weighing just 19 grams, it ensures easy installation and optimal performance, allowing gamers to enjoy a wide range of PC VR games with full 360° movement and smooth frame rates.
| Platform | Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest |
| Network Connectivity Technology | USB, WLAN |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer, Meta Quest 2/3/Pro |
| Specific Uses For Product | Video, Gaming |
| Operating Systems | Windows |
| Item Weight | 19 Grams |
| Colour | Black |
D**D
Slightly disappointed
Tried running my meta quest 3 on max resolution max hz and it kept having weird artefacts that were not visible on a cable connection, disappointed, would only recommend if cable is a serious issue or you're planning to run on lower settings.
M**T
Its been discontinued with zero support
Cannot recommend, now discontinued with it seems no access to drivers
T**D
Don't bother
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.
S**N
Excellent Bandwidth
Easy to setup, Allows a dedicated connection to PCVR.
V**E
Frequently disconnect
The connection is unstable and frequently disconnects. I returned after a week of usage. Puppis S1 wireless router is way better.
M**T
Not reliable compared to a decent 5G/6G router.
Doesn’t work well on a Quest 3 with stutters etc.. direct 5G or 6G connection through a router is more reliable. Use virtual desktop rather than quest link or steam link as well.
J**.
Doesn't work
This device doesn't work and when I go online I see that this is an extremely common issue. You can connect to it, you can get it visible on the PC but your headset will not allow quest link through it
F**N
Doesn’t work well
It worked well for a couple of weeks but like a lot of people that have tried this product it just decides to not work all of a sudden. It got to the point where I couldn’t even re-install it, so it was just a paperweight to me. The software just isn’t good for it. I would suggest getting a WiFi extender and have an ethernet cable into your pc from that. Google how to do it but it’s cheaper and better.
