Aokin Sensor Bar for Wii, Replacement Wireless Infrared Ray Sensor Bar for Nintendo Wii and Wii U Console, Includes Clear Stand, Black

Update #2: after one week it isn’t working. Sending back.Original post: So tiny!! Works perfectly with my Wii!! I had the original massive white motion bar. I was super skeptical to get this thinking it might not sensor the remotes well. It does great and I wish I would have bought it sooner!!Update: after a week it’s evident the power is not as strong already. You have to stand up and make sure you’re directly in front of the bar to get it to work. Ok for us still because we aren’t playing any motion games. If we did, we would need a different one.

It works! I have my wii back. Too bad most of the apps no longer work

This works well once I adjusted the sensitivity, but it doesn't seem to be as bright as the stock bar (this has 6 LEDs, the stock has 10). I initially thought that the plastic "clip" was to hang it on the top of the TV, but it isn't. That said, I used the sticky tape to do that anyway and it does work, although it leans down a bit. Not sure how long the batteries will last - so far after about 4 hours it is still going but I probably need to switch to rechargeable batteries.Anyway, overall it works reasonably well and the price is right.

And here I always thought there was more to the sensor bar! I purchased this so I could use Wii Remotes with Dolphin. So far it has worked perfectly. I know some people complained about it's range and such but I didn't notice any issues. Now realize most of the games I play don't deal much with motion outside of the menus. However, I'm not having any issues with accuracy.

The media could not be loaded. When i first got it, it worked fine. Put the batteries in, and it was good to go. Next day, I came home from work, looking forward to playing New Super Mario Bros Wii only to find out I can’t start the game, because there’s no IR light coming from the sensor. Phone camera isn’t picking anything up.Don’t waste your money on this one. Always check the bad reviews before you buy.

We moved all AV equipment clutter to a nearby closet with a 50 ft HDMI cable routed through basement. Only Wii and it’s things left under the tv because cable for the bar was not long enough. This wireless bar came in handy and now the project is done!Don’t forget to turn it off after use, as batteries will run out.

Before i had a sensor bar with a wire. That broke and i decided to get this wireless sensor bar and works great for a perfect price. It immediately connected to the wii console and takes only 3 triple A batteries. Just make sure to turn it off when not using it to save power.

So this product works, its just a bar with infrared lights that the wiimote requires to figure its position in the world. It is sleek and looks nice under my monitor, I can barely notice its there.... that is when its off.When the bar is on it has a garish bright red LED I intend on removing at some point, it makes sense such that you know to turn it off when you're done but it is very distracting and in your face. So it loses a star for that.The next star it loses is because I had to open it up and remove a peice of material on the power button. I guess it is there for some stability originally but its just as stable without it as it is with it connected. There is no chance of shorting because its just a peice of plastic. Without removing it the on/off button got permanently stuck, and before that it was very sluggish to pop back out. This might not be a problem with every unit, but it was with mines, and while easy to service shouldn't really be a problem in the first place.