May Flash W010 Wireless Sensor Dolphinbar for PC USB Wii remote adapter used on PC Windows

It’s working fine except the IR it’s working with lots of issues that’s why it’s 4 stars

Llego en buen estado, tardo un poco pero funcionan correctamente tal cual como un Wii, probé solo con wiimotes originales además que con este accesorio ya no ocupas un módulo bluetooth adicional, desconozco si también funcionan con terceros, solo he probado en SteamOS y todo correcto. Recomiendo leer el manual antes de usar, tiene varias configuraciones

While I was impressed with the great build quality and apparent functionality of this product, it ultimately didn't suit my needs because my controllers weren't compatible. I'm confident it would perform flawlessly with original Wii controllers, so I didn't want to penalize the rating for my specific situation. For anyone seeking a quick and easy solution that bypasses the complexities of Bluetooth passthrough, this is an ideal choice. Just a heads-up: if you're using third-party controllers, they might not work with this adapter, even if they're recognized through Bluetooth passthrough – that was my experience

Amazing product! I've always had issue getting Wii Remotes working properly, they seem to disconnect or just not provide the input correctly. The Mayflash Dolphin bar however, is a plug and play device and just works. No drivers are needed if you are running Windows 10, it installs as soon as it is plugged in. Choose the mode on the back (Mode 4 just for a Wii Controller for games), choose Top or bottom, depending on where the bar is placed and sync the controller(s). Done! I've had zero lag with this and it works wonderfully for every game I have tried it on. Connection is super fast too and LEDs are very bright. I believe it now comes with a longer cable as mine is plenty long enough! Manual recommends turning off the bar when done, which is easily done with the on/off switch on the back. Would definitely recommend this product to anyone who is considering getting one, don't go for the cheaper, bluetooth adapter method, you will regret it!

Why I Bought It Dolphin, of course. Seeing how my Wii sensor bar is proprietary and wouldn't connect to an HTPC, I looked into getting a wireless sensor bar and luckily heard about the DolphinBar before spending money a dedicated wireless bar. Having been through the pain of futzing with getting Wiimotes recognized on a PC, I was instantly intrigued by the DolphinBar. A couple of caveats: My HTPC is Windows so I can't speak to its effectiveness on Mac. I also have my original Wii controllers with the Motion Plus attachment so I can't speak to third party wiimotes either. What I like * It just works. I didn't even install the enclosed drivers, upgrade the firmware or read the manual. When you plug it in, it defaults to mode 4, which is the mode you want for Dolphin. Mode 3 lets your Wiimotes work as HID controllers for other apps. I didn't spend much time in Mode 1 or 2, which appear to be keyboard/mouse emulation. The amount of time you'll save by just getting this bar is worth the price alone. * Worked fine with my classic controller and my Intec fighting stick (which oddly enough sometimes has issues on my actual Wii) * Pairing - super easy. Just press the pairing button on the bar and the one on your controller and bang, you're done. * Dolphin - click on "Refresh" in the controller config and the Wiimotes are detected right away * Optional stand elevates it about an inch * Looks nice enough What I don't like * It is super lightweight, which means it will possibly shift around or even get knocked onto the floor if you even just touch the cord. This applies to both the bar and the stand. * The cord is super short -- just a few feet. * Your mileage may vary, but those LEDs in the front of bar may be a distraction. You can cover it with electrical tape, but then you wouldn't know the status of the bar. Perhaps the solution to that would be a hole punch? * Would have been nice if the cord was detachable. This way you can replace it with an extra long cord vs having to use an extension. Tips * In Dolphin's controller configuration, enable "continuous scanning" - I found that it automatically detects your controllers when you restart Dolphin * You probably don't want Windows Explorer open while messing around with the mouse/keyboard emulation, it's very easy to accidentally drag a folder and drop it somewhere * If you don't have a USB extension cord, make sure you add one to your cart before checking out, otherwise you may be scrambling to find one after it arrives, due to the short cord. * If you're using it with a laptop, make sure you're a decent distance from the bar, otherwise the Wiimote may be too close to be picked up as a pointing device. * You will definitely want to find a way to securely mount the bar, it looks super easy to knock onto the floor. Other Notes * While the bar uses Bluetooth to talk to the Wiimotes, it is NOT a Bluetooth dongle. If you want to connect additional Bluetooth devices, you will need a separate Bluetooth dongle. * I did not not test it with my nunchuk, but I assume it should work fine. * I did not test it with my Wii balance board, although I have seen reports that it will work fine.

Product received in good condition . Thks