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Mad Catz Wireless Sensor Bar Wii

Description: Offers slightly more powerful IR performance than the offical Nintendo sensor bar, with or without wires' 9.3/10 Score

Newest Review: ... that it's powered by four 'AAA' batteries which slot into the underside of the device. These batteries are quoted as ... more

... providing 40 hours of use, which in my opinion is a fairly healthy estimation. The front of the bar has an LED which glows green when the unit is turned on, and red when the batteries are low. The beauty of this particular sensor bar, is that if the batteries suddenly run out - say, during a frantic online Guitar Hero battle, you can simply plug the product into the back of the Wii with the cable provided, and use it as a wired device. When used in 'battery-mode', the sensor bar features a power-saving option in the form...more

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	Mad Catz Wireless Sensor Bar (Wii) Cut loose from wires with the Mad Catz Wireless SenseBar for the ... Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 7.29	Free! within 24 hours

Mad Catz Wireless Sensor Bar (Wii)
Cut loose from wires with the Mad Catz Wireless SenseBar for the ...

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Mad Catz Wireless Sensor Bar Wii: The Best Bar, 'Bar' None (524 words)
by - written on 22/01/09 (Very useful, 300 readings)
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The Nintendo Wii revolutionised the video gaming industry with its innovative design and intuitive control method; yet to be able to operate, this 'wireless' system requires a 'wired' sensor bar to sit on top of, or underneath the TV. Many people won't find this a problem, but if you've got a wall mounted television, you don't really want a grey lead running down the wall beside it, ruining the look of your fancy plasma or LCD display. Costing £13 from Amazon, the MadCatz Wireless Sensor Bar is an ideal solution to this problem. In terms of its appearance, the MadCatz product looks fairly similar to the standard Nintendo one - it is however, a bit chunkier due ... Read the complete review