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Wii Wireless Sensor Bar | 
 enlarge | From: NYKO Technologies
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $8.50
You Save: $11.49 (57%)
New (65) Used (3) from $8.50
Avg. Customer Rating:  108 reviews
Sales Rank: 172
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Media: Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Nintendo Wii
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11.2 x 2.5 x 2.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 87005
Model: 87005
UPC: 743840870050
EAN: 0743840870050
ASIN: B000LFJNG6
Release Date: March 15, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Infrared technology detects pointer and motion movements up to 20 feet away | | • | 4 AA batteries provide hours of use | | • | Perfect for home theater setups with wall mounted TVs or complicated cabling |
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Product Description
Simplify and enhance your Wii setup with Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar for Nintendo Wii. The Wireless Sensor Bar allows full Wii Remote functionality without the hassle or mess of any wired connection to the console. The infrared field created by the Wireless Sensor Bar allows for play up to 25 feet away, perfect for larger or wall-mounted TVs. Compatible with Nintendo's official Sensor Bar stand, the Wireless Sensor Bar is easy to set up, requiring no software or hardware installation on the Wii. Featuring 30 hours of battery life off 4 AA batteries and a unique power saver mode with audible alarm, the Wireless Sensor Bar is designed for ultimate convenience..
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| Customer Reviews: Read 103 more reviews...
 I should have bought this months ago August 28, 2008
We had problems with our regular sensor bar from the very beginning. We were never able to create our Miis. But, we've had no problems since we got this new wireless sensor bar. It works great. My only complaint is you can really go through the batterys.
Worth the Points August 22, 2008
I got this from http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referrer_id=341134 for doing some surveys and it was totally worth spending 18 points for. Its better than the one that came with the wii because those cords alway look so thin and I'm always afraid the cord will eventually snap. Although you always have to turn the sensor bar off when your done using it I think it's still worth the points.....maybe not worth $18 but deffinately worth the points.
 Did anyone mention the annoying and blinding blue light? August 18, 2008
I agree with all of the other reviews. It's a great idea and does the job well. It is frustrating to have to turn on the device separately sometimes. I'm not sure how long the batteries last yet and that could change my opinion in the long run, but overall I like the device. Among all the complaints out there, I just wanted to throw one in about the very bright blue LED light on the front that's on to show when the device is on. It really is quite blinding and distracting when playing because it's aimed right at your face. That problem is solved with a little black tape, but it's just another little quirk the device has that makes it a little more annoying. It could have been better, but, like I said, it does the job.
Wonderful replacement August 8, 2008
The wireless sensor bar is perfect!. I recently broke the bar that came with my system and I found this one on amazon. It works great. You have the option to setting the auto shut off timer to off, 1 hour or 2 hours. And if you have it on off, all you have to do to turn it off is hold the button down for a few seconds. It gets great range and the communication between the bar and the remote is very good. This is perfect for people that have kids who pull on cords or chewing animals. It removes the cord completely. I really recommend this with some rechargeable batteries. It far surpasses the sensor bar that comes with the system.
Pros: No Cable - Cons: Batteries August 6, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The cable of the wired sensor that comes with the Wii was too short for me so I bought this wireless sensor. It works well but requires 4 new AA batteries every 15 hours of gameplay or so. When the battery power starts to decrease, the movements on the screen start to be shaky and the pointers become much less accurate. The coverage angle (up/down) seems more narrow than the original sensor bar but it seems to have a wider range (you can sit further away from the sensor).
Note that this works with any Wii (US, JP or EU).
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