>>366021504
Think you may have replied to the wrong post, but since you asked, you have a few options for cables. If you're on a budget or using a computer without a USB-C port, you can get a 10-15 ft USB-C to USB-A cable for pretty cheap, like $10. This will work fine for data transfer, but the downside is that the cable won't be able to charge your headset faster than it uses battery, so you'll be stuck with a 5-6ish hour use time. Alternatively, you can shell out the money for a longer full USB-C cable.

There's also the option of wireless connection. If your network isn't already in a good configuration for it, you can buy an extra router to place by your computer/VR area for a dedicated setup for like $40. Latency is pretty good if your network is set up properly.