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Universal AC Power Adapter for Nintendo Wii 100-245V US | 
| From: Cable4Less Category: Video Games
Buy New: $6.83
New (5) from $6.83
Rating: 13 reviews Sales Rank: 3727
Platform: Nintendo Wii Operating System: Nintendo Wii Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 5.3 x 1.6 x 2.2
MPN: 12. Model: WII/AC EAN: 6908101210004 ASIN: B000QRHAVE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Best replacement for the original AC power adapter | | • | Powers up your Nintendo Wii console | | • | Includes power supply and cords |
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Product Description Specifications : Plug Type: US, Input: AC 100 245 V, Output: DV 12V 3.7A
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
Screen interference with this adapter September 27, 2008 Meli (Texas) We have two Wii consoles, one a 37" Polaroid LCD TV and the other on a 42" Vizio LCD TV. Both using component cables. Last week the power supply on the Wii on the Vizo died, so we ordered this one as a replacement. After plugging in this power adapter and turning on the Wii there was a lot of static/interference on the Vizio display. I swapped power adapters between the two Wii consoles and the problem followed the adapter - in other words, the Wii on the Polaroid had a very staticy display with this power adapter, while the Vizio's display looked fine with the original Nintendo power adapter. I then tried the original composite video cables that came with the Wii, which also takes the LCD TV displays down from 480p to 480i in the process (confirmed that in the Wii settings screen on each console). With the composite cables the static/interference was greatly reduced. Instead of being constant across the whole screen the static was a couple of 4-5" horizontal bands that scrolled very slowly. It was actually more less noticeable on the Polaroid than on the Vizio, but still obvious when you're looking at the screen (especially on darker backgrounds). The last thing I tried was cheap shielding - wrapping the power adapter's transformer (the brick part of the adapter) in aluminum foil. No joy, there was possibly a slight improvement, but if there was it wasn't much. Guess the interference is coming up through the power adapter cable into the console itself. So I'm giving this product 2 stars because technically it works - it just doesn't work very well. Someone using this power adapter on a Wii hooked up to a standard CRT TV using the standard composite video cables might not notice a difference. I'd say maybe I got a bad one, but with other reviews also mentioning static/interference problems, I'm guessing the problem is inherent in the product design itself that really manifests itself on hi-def setups. The power adapter is physically much lighter than the original Nintendo power adapter, and the transformer box probably doesn't contain anything more than the absolute bare minimum components to produce a working power adapter. I'm just hoping BargainCell/EForcity will replace it without charging more shipping for the return. We'll see, I can't comment either way on their service at this point.
Solid Product September 14, 2008 Martini Maven (Virginia, USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When my Wii power supply failed, I expected to have an expensive replacement. However, this product was both inexpensive and has performed perfectly for over a month of heavy use now. I am delighted.
not a good adapter September 8, 2008 D. JIANNING 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
With using this adapter, the Wii image in my TV was unclear. When switching back to the original one, the sharp and clear image comes back. This adapter is lighter than the original one. I guess the quality is also lighter than the original one.
This is an AC adapter fir Wii, not a game. So far works with no problems (220v) September 7, 2008 jms (Asia) This is an AC adapter fir Wii, not a game. So far works with no problems (220v)
Works Well September 6, 2008 Vance 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I live in China and have been using this product. So far it seems to be pretty good. The only thing I notice is that it is much lighter than the Nintendo power adapter that came with the North American game console. Not sure if the weight makes any difference in the long run or not.
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