Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar (87005) for Nintendo Wii

Pros: Everything

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Don't like wires? This sensor bar is for you!

Review: The Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar is a great accessory for the Wii for gamers who play on large screen TV's. No more wires to hinder the placement of the sensor, plus it gives you additional range as compared to the wired sensor bar that comes ...

Pros: The Ryko Bar seems to have improved accuracy and range than the Nintendo one.

Cons: A power cord would be nice.

The Bottom Line: Sturdy and perfect for hauling around, the Ryko bar provides better range on the Wiimote and more accurate motion. I cant see how this is nothing but Win.

Review: Ah, the Wii - the elusive holy grail of gaming even a year after release. And once you find it - depending on your setup - that may not be the end of your problems. For those of you not in the know, the Wii - Nintendo's latest and greatest console - ...

Pros: Wireless! Better Range!

Cons: No rechargeable feature available.

The Bottom Line: Great product that eliminated wires!

Review: In an age where everyone has a cell phone, wireless mice and keyboards are the norm for your computer, and your WiiMote connects to your Wii through Bluetooth technology, shouldn't you avoid having an unsightly wire run behind your television Well ...

Pros: No excessive wires to route.  Install batteries, put on your TV and power up.

Cons: Jittery reception by Wiimote.  Very short battery life, bad battery cover location.

The Bottom Line:

OEM Sensor Bar is really all that's needed for most applications.  Use the Nyko if you have a LCD or wall mounted TV

Review: Introduction When I bought my Wii system last year, I asked a friend of mine what accessories, if any, I should buy to supplement the system.  He suggested buying a wireless sensor bar.  So, off I went to Wal Mart - the Center for ...

Pros: Does The Job of An Intercooler.

Cons: After Week Use, Makes Loud Noises.

Review: This Nyko Intercooler for Playstation 3 does exactly what it suppose to do, cool down the system. What it doesn't do is offer good quality. After about a week of use, I turned it on one day to find a loud annoying noise coming from the fans that you ...