No, all Wii sensor bars are not the same. The original Wii sensor bar was white and came with the Wii console. The Wii U sensor bar is black and comes with the Wii U console.
You can use a Wii U sensor bar on a Wii, but you will need to use an adapter. The adapter will allow you to plug the Wii U sensor bar into the Wii.
Yes, you can use your iPhone as a Wii controller. There are a few apps that allow you to do this, and they work pretty well. The main downside is that the iPhone's screen is small, so you might have trouble seeing what's going on. But if you're looking for a way to play Wii games without buying a Wii, this is a pretty good option.
You can calibrate your Wii by going into the Wii Settings and selecting "Wii Remote Settings." From there, you will see an option to calibrate your Wii.
4.6/5
Includes stand with adhesive for easy attachment to TV, monitor or any smooth surface. Wii system is not included
Wired infrared sensor Bar for Nintendo Wii and Wii U consoles
Easy to set up and start playing out of the box. Color: Silver/ black
More than 7ft cable ensures convenient placement of sensor Bar, sensor Bar length: 9.4 inches
Perfect replacement or extra sensor for Wii or Wii U
$234
Great results! My cheeky kitties smashed the original Wii sensor, so I purchased this new one to replace it:) This one is just as good as or better. I say this because, despite the fact that mine endured a lot before it was destroyed, I always thought the original one was weak. It even lacked a lens and was continuously tumbling! I had assumed it would never break, but the new one feels heavier and thicker than the old one, which I appreciate because it seems more durable (fingers crossed). A cute tiny stick-on stand that you may attach to any surface was also included. I adore this substitution. a great value. Definitely suggest.
4.5/5
Nintendo Wii Wired Sensor Bar Only (Wired Version)
Wii System Is Not Included. Wii System Sold Seperately
All Wii Video Games Sold Seperately
Sensor Bar Length: 9.4 inches / Cable Length: 7.5ft
Color: Silver / Black
$234
Exactly what I required. Although I was hesitant to apply it to the TV in the first place, it works fine and doesn't adhere in any case, so it's not a problem for me.Much superior to wifi battery-intensive sensor
4.2/5
Wired sensor bar is supposed to more accurate and more reliable than a wireless sensor bar. (Wii system sold separately)
Made by a third party supplier (No Wii video game included)
Wired sensor bar version (Wii system not included)
Great for collectors (all other Wii items are sold separately)
This is not the wireless sensor bar (wired sensor bar only)
$234
It is marginally larger than the wired infrared sensor bar that was used originally.Because my dog shattered the original, I purchased this sensor bar from my Wii and now that I've used it, I feel that it performs even better than the original WiiU sensor bar. I don't know for sure, but this sensor bar is a really wonderful product. Perhaps it is because it is larger than the original because it had more range when I played games like Mario Tennis or Wii Sport at a distance.
4.1/5
Supports GC controller by using may flash GC controller adapter for Wii/Wii U
Allows you to play more quickly and precisely with your game controller, light gun or racing wheel
Works as a PC remote controller, you can return or skip to the beginning
Supports cursor anti-shake function, works as a normal keyboard and mouse
Wireless sensor dolphin bar can connect your Wii remote plus controller to your PC by Bluetooth
$234
I went through a divorce in 2011, and I occasionally regretted losing my Wii. I didn't miss having an additional power brick, hunting down a location for an additional gadget, or component cords. Since then, I have exclusively used HDMI. While certain adapters allow you to utilize a Wii over HDMI, I can now use my HTPC to run the Dolphin emulator. Dolphin is cost-free (as in speech), performs admirably, and although while it can simulate GameCube or Wiimotes controllers using anything that runs on your PC, it still lets you use genuine (or fake) Wii controllers. Wii sensor bars are a misnomer because the Wii remote detects motion instead; yet, they require power to run their USB emitters. While there are many different solutions, like wireless sensor bars, they all function, this is one of the best. The dependable Bluetooth connection for Wii remotes is what makes it remarkable, not the magic part. Although not simpler or less expensive, there are other options. What you desire is this.Once you know how to do it, setting it up is rather simple. Let me assist you because it took me a while to find out what to do. Please take note that for a number of reasons, including the lack of a built-in drive on my computer, I didn't bother with the supplied CD.* A driver is neither necessary nor available. * There is a firmware upgrade, and since it's small and simple to install, we'll start there despite my best efforts to find one.1) Go to http://www.mayflash.com/support/download to obtain the firmware update. (Seek out DolphinBar W010 Wireless Sensor MAYFLASH DolphinBar)2) Run the updater after unzipping it twice (note sensor bar not plugged in)3) Insert the sensor bar into the USB port while maintaining sync (a good quality extender should work, but unpowered hubs not recommended)4) The option to install firmware will appear after plugging in and releasing the sync; firmware update (takes a moment; it's little)5) Fill out the hardware switch for above and below TV location that is located on the back of the bar (I've never seen one of those). Switch to mode 4 as well.6) Verify that you have the most latest version of Dolphin by visiting dolphin-emu.org rather than dolphin-emulator.com, which gave us hours of trouble.7) Connect a Wiimote pair, and the default settings should make everything work. Check the controller settings to see if "continuous scanning" is enabled (I believe it was defaulted to on).All accessories (traditional controller, nunchuck, etc.) should function. Four controllers should function. I achieved 90-95% OEM Wii sensor bar performance. Note that the Wii Remotes will turn off eventually, however hitting the power button will turn it off sooner (it has a harsher cut off than I recall, but when pointed at the screen, it works great).The connection is shamefully short, but it does help with cable routing since you can run the extension cable to the TV and plug this in there. Keep in mind that Dolphin, like a Wii, has a software setting for above/below TV positioning. A good USB 2.0 extension cable (albeit it was just $6–8) worked without any problems for me. Unpowered hubs are reportedly having problems.My inability to use the right mode was my major hardware problem (if everything else weren't so amazing, I'd take a star off). Actually, 1 and 2 aren't for games. Though that's not what you desire, 3, it sort of works. select mode 4. Keep in mind that the Wiimote has a mode switch (press home and the D pad—each direction corresponds to a different mode). The main problem is downloading from the wrong website. Its most recent version was outdated and will not function. You should be alright if you use mode 4 and a recent version from dolphin-emu.org!
3.4/5
Up to 12 hours of battery life on 4 AAA Batteries (not included)
Includes stand with adhesive for easy attachment to tv, monitor or any smooth surface
Works in conjunction with the Nintendo Wii Remote (Wiimote) and Nunchuk
Replacement wireless sensor bar for Nintendo Wii & Nintendo Wii U game consoles
Wireless technology lets you free up cables and avoid clutter | Operates up to 10 feet away
$234
Works primarily as intended; I can store all of my devices in the closet and put this on the TV's base to enable me to play Wii games without running cords throughout my living room.The on and off button seems to be a fake, which is why this doesn't receive a higher rating. The bar has a red led that flashes while it is on, but after I switched the bar off, the red light would intermittently flash, dim, and then flash again. The light eventually distracted me, so I eventually just removed a battery. Even though there is a little bit more work than I had hoped, the solution is still preferable to the alternative.
3.2/5
Wireless: Completely no worries about excess cable clutter, you don’t need to add more cable to your wireless environment.
With a Stable Stand: it can be positioned above or below the TV set, monitor or any smooth surface without worrying about over stretching the cable.
Compatible with: The wireless infrared sensor bar for Nintendo Wii and Wii U consoles, works in conjunction with the Nintendo Wii Remote (Wiimote) and Nunchuk.
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Easy to Use: Equipped with 4 AAA batteries comes with the sensor bar, turn on the switch on the front panel, then it’s ready to go.
$234
I purchased this for two purposes. one because the wired one was broken. My kids continually breaking the cord by accidently pulling it or getting it tangled. I made a wise purchase for four reasons. Two kids severed the previous cord after growing weary of the tangled mess. 3 no longer need to point at the television to indicate work. 4 is compatible with the Wii u as well as the Wii. This was inexpensive. includes batteries and performs well.
Yes, you can change the sensitivity of a Wii controller. You can do this by going into the controller's settings and adjusting the "sensitivity" setting. This will make the controller more or less sensitive to your movements.
You can use a Wii Remote on dolphin without sensor bar by connecting it directly to the Wii Remote through the use of a Wii Remote Jacket.
No, you cannot use LED lights as a Wii sensor bar. The Wii sensor bar uses infrared (IR) LEDs to track the position of the Wii Remote, and it is not possible to replicate this functionality with regular LED lights.
No, Wii controllers do not work with iPad. The iPad uses a different type of control system that is not compatible with the Wii controllers.
You can use the Wii without the Wiimote by using the Wii Remote Plus or the Wii U Pro Controller.
There are a few things you can do to improve the Wii sensor bar. One is to make sure it is placed in a central location and not too close to the television. Another is to make sure there are no objects blocking the sensor bar. Finally, you can try moving the sensor bar closer to or further away from the Wii console to see if that helps.
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