TechKen 2 Sets Remote Controller for Wii, Replacement Remote
TechKen 2 Sets Remote Controller for Wii, Replacement Remote Built-in Motion Plus Controller and Nunchuck (Black White)
TechKen wii controller makes the motion plus invisible inside the remote, and when the wii games requires for, it can proceed to the next and no need to attach extra motion plus.
Why need a Motion plus wii controller?
Most popular wii games, such as Wii Sports Resort, Wii Play: Motion, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, My Personal Golf Trainer, Red Steel 2, FlingSmash and other wii games requires motion plus. And if you use it on Wii Sports Club, Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, are all requires motion plus.
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| Motion Plus | Built-in | Built-in | Built-in | Built-in | Built-in | No |
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| Batteries Nunmber | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 2 |
The Wii Remotes are good. They do, in fact, have Motion Plus technology inside. Pairing them to the console wasn’t too much of an issue (just press the remote’s sync button, then the Wii’s sync button, and wait for it to sync). The feel is nearly on par with the official controllers, but not quite (however, it’s easy to forget this while you’re playing; they still feel quite good).
Overall, these do the job they are set out to, and if you’re looking for a pair of Wii Remotes, these will do the job.
Seems to work quite well. Sometimes took a little longer to connect than expected, and the response just didn’t quite seem to match that of the original – did not respond to very small motion increments. However, worked well in non motion plus (e.g. Mario Kart) and motion plus (e.g. Sports Resorts) games.
Build quality was pretty good, buttons had good depth and response and construction seemed solid enough.