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Wii Nunchuk Cord Free Wireless Adaptor | 
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| From: Nyko
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $12.98
You Save: $7.01 (35%)
New (29) from $12.98
Avg. Customer Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 2962
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Media: Accessory
Operating System: Nintendo Wii
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 2.5 x 4.1 x 8.3
MPN: 87036
Model: 87036
UPC: 743840870364
EAN: 0743840870364
ASIN: B0013LWEJ0
Release Date: March 15, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Converts the wired Nunchuk into a wireless peripheral. Provides lag-free wireless connection between Nunchuk and Wii Remote | | • | Wireless technology supports Nunchuk up to 15 feet from Wii Remote. Two AAA batteries provide up to 60 hours of gameplay. | | • | Cord management system keeps Nunchuk cord hidden | | • | Unique sleeve holds Nunchuk, cord and batteries in compact, easy-to-use setup | | • | Self-standing sleeve provides easy storage of Nunchuk |
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Product Description
Converts 1st party wired nunchuck into wireless peripheral / Includes 2 AAA Batteries / Sleeve for nun chuck
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Great cradle to create wireless joystick out of your nunchuk July 9, 2008
The only downside to this is that I am discouraged to remote the nunchuk from this shell if I need to use nunchuk in some other accessory like the zapper.
The battery life is good and it works very well wirelessly and the cradle is very comfortable to hold.
Great addon product July 7, 2008
This is a great add on to make the Nunchuck wireless. The only problem is that the adapter that connects to the Wii Remote is kind of lose and can fall off from time to time.
Awesome Product for the Wii June 20, 2008
The cord free wireless adapter is the ultimate upgrade to purchase for your Wii console! While it may appear to be a bit bulky, those that have slightly larger hands will enjoy the feel of this product. The ability to interact with a game without cords getting in the way is just awesome. Other have complained that the sensor that plugs into the bottom of the Wii-mote keeps falling out, but it snaps in tightly if a little extra pressure is applied. This sensor is also light enough to leave it plugged in even when not suing a nunchuk. It's a great product and I plan on buying another one soon!
Nyko Wireless Nunchuck Accesory June 4, 2008
I would like to have seen a wrist strap on it, because I sometimes hold on to it looseley and it can fall out of my hands. However, you can take a wiimote strap and put it on there around the nunchuck wire. The dongle that attaches to the Wiimote can come loose easily, but the paded jacket that comes with the wiimote can hold it on if put the jacket around it. If you have a protective jelly skin/jacket on the Wiimote before you try and set it up you won't be able to attach it securely. I would recomend this for anyone that uses the nunchuck often, and doesn't like the cord getting in their way/hitting them in the face, but if you only use the nunchuck on a rare occasion, stick with the cord. Good Price, good item. Better than spending $30+ on a new wireless nunchuck if you already have one.
Perfect if you already have a nunchuk May 27, 2008
This product works perfectly for those that already have a nunchuk and don't want to spend another 35.00 to get one of the new wireless ones. It is made with the quality you would expect from a Nyko Wii accessory. The cord wraps perfectly around the base and is tucked away. The dongle fits tightly into the base of the Wiimote, but you have to hold in the release buttons and push hard to get it in all the way. The biggest complaint that I had about the corded nunchuk is that it didn't have any weight to it. Now it feels like you're holding something in your hand. The joystick shape is very comfortable and sits nicely on your leg or the armrest of your chair when playing games that don't utilize the motion controls. Finally I can play games without using the corded nunchuk that was obviously designed with a childs armspan in mind.
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