PowerLead Steering Wheel for Wii Controller, 2 pcs White Racing Wheel Compatible with Mario Kart, Game Controller wheel for Nintendo Wii Remote Game

I was a little cautious in buying this item as I try to buy products that are made by the same company that makes the console. I was pleasantly surprised that these controllers worked flawlessy for the Wii in my classroom. My students were very happy to be able to play against their friends with the addition of the two extra controllers I bought. Great product 👍🏽

We were in need for new WiiU remotes. I bought two to make sure they were worth it. I am buying two more to have a set of four.

I really like this controller. I only have two issues with it. First, I had a hard time getting it to connect the first time. This involved clicking the red button inside the remote and then clicking the button inside the Wii. It took me about 20 tries to complete. Afterwards, it works fine. Secondly, the Nunchuk joystick seems very sensitive to me. I don't know if it is just me or not. Anyway, I would still purchase this again...

My original Wii remote control couldn't be powered on any more. A new pair of OEM remotes with Motion Plus and Nunchuck costs more than the whole Wii gaming system. I did research on Amazon for third-party replacements and The PowerLead products had the best reviews and one of the most reasonable price. I pulled the trigger on the Prime day.The shipping was fast and the product didn't disappoint. Overall, the controller is of good build quality and lighter than the original one. This is exactly what I looked for because I mostly play the Wii games with my 3-yr daughter. The accuracy and response time are as good as the original control. I'm happy with the purchase.

This is GREAT! I can just point it at the screen and the cursor appears there (or a bit below, but that doesn't matter)! Then there's the motion sensors which are also outstanding (e.g. when you`re playing tennis, you can just pretend to be holding a racket and swing your remote and your on-screen charecter (or mii) whacks the ball! There's also a speaker in the remote which makes it better (e.g on Wii play when you are playing \"shooting range\" when you shoot it makes a noise like a gun). There's also vibration (e.g when you're playing monster 4x4 WC when you get hit by a barrel the controller vibrates). Vibraition and the speaker can both be turned off to stop the batteries running out quite so fast. Talking about batteries, that leads us to the only bad bit: it eats batteries quite quickly.

I didn't use the nunchuk controller so I can't speak for that one. However, the other controller in the bundle did not seem to work well with the WII Just Dance games that I bought the controller for. It was capturing even less movements than the old controller I was replacing. Maybe it will work for other games, but I returned it and bought a certified WII controller that has worked well.

These controllers function as they should (we've bought other brands that have a much shorter range - these work more like the original ones). A good value for the price - other brands don't have the motion plus built in, but these do, and at about the same cost. Very happy with them. (I should say that the company offered money for us to leave a review but that I have no intention to take it. I'm happy to leave a review for a good product.)

The media could not be loaded. I picked this Wiimote up to add to my collection since I needed a third Wiimote for my Wii, and having an extra one with MotionPlus built-in would be nice, since only one of the OEM Nintendo Wiimotes I owned had MotionPlus built-in.I thought that an aftermarket controller for nearly $30 would be at least decent, but boy was I wrong.This controller sucks. Really bad. In about every way possibly imaginable. Sit tight and grab a blanket and some popcorn, because if I were to list every problem with this Wiimote compared to the originals, this review might never end...1 -- BAD LATENCYLet us start with the most glaring issue with this controller. The latency. Latency refers to the time delay in data transfer. In this case, it refers to the time delay between inputting an action on the Wiimote (clicking a button, moving it around, etc.) and seeing it show up on the screen. There are a lot of factors that can contribute to latency in this system, such as the time it takes for the Wii console to process the input, and the time it takes for the TV to display the image coming out of the Wii. However, since I am only comparing the latency of the official OEM Wiimotes to the PowerLead one, all of that doesn't really matter.The PowerLead Wiimote has a *massive* delay. I filmed a slow-motion video where I taped all of the Wiimotes I own together and then moved them all at once. You can see in the first part of the video that the PowerLead controller only starts moving the cursor over 50 milliseconds after the OEM controllers start to move. 50 milliseconds doesn't sound like a lot, but when you add that to the existing latency of the OEM controllers, the TV, and everything else, it feels *really* bad. You're just going to have to trust me on this one. You point your controller, and the cursor feels sluggish because it's lagging an extra 50ms behind where you're pointing it.2 -- CHOPPINESSThe PowerLead controller feels a lot "choppier" when moving the cursor on the screen compared to the smooth movement of the OEM Nintendo controllers, and the reason why becomes obvious when looking at the slow-motion footage. The original Wiimotes send an update of the cursor position to the Wii console 30 times per second, meaning that they have a 30 Hertz update frequency.The PowerLead Wiimote, on the other hand, only updates at 20Hz, or 20 times per second. That in of itself wouldn't be too bad, but this update rate is interpolated into 30Hz. Essentially, what this means is that for every three times the original controllers update the cursor position, the PowerLead controller skips one update, making a pattern of "send, send, skip, send, send, skip" and so on. This is clearly visible in the second part of the slow-motion video I uploaded, and is the reason why the cursor has a choppy feeling to it. It's because it *is* choppy. End of story.3 -- BUILD QUALITYThis controller, despite being $30, is still built very cheap. It has the same dimensions as the OEM controllers, but feels cheaper in every way. The plastic feels cheaper, the trigger B button doesn't feel as good, the silicone protective sleeve is much thinner and weaker than the original sleeves, and most notably the buttons are horribly clicky. The original controller's buttons have a nice tactile bump, but these buttons just feel like I'm snapping some cheap plastic components every time I press them.4 -- ACCURACYThe Powerlead controller's cursor is far more sensitive than the OEM Wiimotes, but not in a good way. You'll notice in the video that cursors 1 and 3 pretty much stay next to each other the whole time, but 2 is all over the place. All three of the Wiimotes were right next to each other pointing the same way. The same rotation on the OEM controllers results in more movement of the cursor on the Powerlead one. The cursor is also down and to the right, resulting in the cursor not even being close to where the Wiimote itself is actually pointing.Additionally, the Powerlead Wiimote has issues with the cursor sometimes. My OEM remotes work just fine, but the Powerlead remote often lost signal briefly or had issues tracking correctly.4 -- SPEAKERSThe Wiimote speakers have never been spectacular, don't get me wrong, but for whatever reason, the PowerLead controller's speakers are 10x as loud as the speakers on my other Wiimotes, but also manages to sound 10x worse, with a super pathetic 'tinny' sound that sounds like someone severely putting too much voltage into a cheap speaker to make it louder (Hmm, I wonder why... 🤔)5 -- VIBRATIONThe PowerLead Wiimote's vibration is, well, awful. It sounds like a large bee trapped inside a plastic tupperware, and feels like a Lego minifig drilling into your hand with an appropriately Lego-sized jackhammer. The original controller's vibration is very quiet, and has a gentle, yet not too gentle smooth rumble quality to it. This controller has neither of those things.I didn't even get to the point where I got to see if the Nunchuk worked or if the battery life was bad like some other reviewers said, because I had this thing out of the box for all of about 15 minutes before it was on its way back to Amazon. That's how long it took to make up my mind. If you want another Wiimote, I suggest buying them used, rather than buying new aftermarket controllers. Buying them on used good marketplaces does sacrifice some peace of mind, but better that than getting a 'peace of crap'.

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La plastica usata non è uguale all'originale WII ma vi assicuro che ciò non intacca la giocabilità: non vi accorgerete della differenza giocando!Anche il bottone 2, il grilletto posto dietro al volante, funziona alla perfezione.Eccellente rapporto qualità prezzo. Nemmeno i giocatori più esigenti sentiranno la necessità di ricorrere agli originali.

À première vue, le produit est parfait mais il cache de faible défaut de fabrications.1. Lors de la premiere utilisation, j'ai eu de la difficulté à insérer ma manette neuve dans l'espace.2. Après que mon enfants de 6 ans ai échappé la manette au sol, une petite vis a été expulsé.3. Le plastique est très fragile.

Il prodotto di persé non ha nulla che non vada ma il feeling poi mentre si utilizza è completamente sballato. Restituito