- Excellent Range: 3-30ft in front of television or monitor
- Plugs into any type “A” USB port, Includes USB to AC adapter
- Works with television, monitor, and Wii
- Less cursor jitter, better cursor control, long range
- very small and stylish only 3/4″ x 1/2″ x 15″
Eliminate cursor Jitter, and improve cursor tracking. Great for home theaters and extra long rooms. Connection to the Wii console is optional. You can even store the Wii in a completely separate room or closet. Sensor bar HD USB connects to a standard USB port such as found on most PC’s, laptops, Wii console, and some televisions.
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(out of 4 reviews)
Price: $ 21.99
- Precise optical sensor
- 3-Axis motion sensor
- Works with MotionPlus
- Channel LED indicators
- Low voltage alert & power save
Both accurate and precise, this stylish Wii controller comes in at a fraction of the originals price. With an ergonomic design and responsive controls you can bowl, throw, race and shoot with the best of ‘em! Wireless and motion sensitive. Built-in motor to support vibration. Built-in speaker. Includes wrist safety strap.
Rating: 
(out of 1 reviews)
List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 29.99
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Review by Warren A. Slaughter for Nextronics Sensor Bar HD USB
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Got this to replace the original, which my sweet, adorable kitten with razors for teeth chewed thru. Frankly, this one is better than the original! You just plug it in to the USB on the console, and it works flawlessly — with extended range as well. Am using it with a 42″ TV and am well pleased with it. Also, even though the cord is significantly thicker than the cord on the original, I got some cord wrap and wrapped the USB cable with it. Take that, kitty!!! Would highly recommend buying this product even as a “back up” in case something happens to your original sensor bar. Yeah, you can buy the “wireless” bars, but you’d better own a battery factory!
Review by YanMan for Nextronics Sensor Bar HD USB
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I have this plugged into the service USB on my Sony KDL-55V5100 and am very pleased. The range is about 10-12 feet to the couch and it only just starts giving out at that range.
Review by W. Berrett for Nextronics Sensor Bar HD USB
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Works very well. Does not look as well finished as some of the others, but I like the way it looks attached to my TV better (barely noticablr mounted upside down under plasma). The sensor bar is plugged into the USB port on the Plasma, so it is only on when the TV is on and I don’t have to replace the batteries. The response is great, with the Nykko we had, the cursor jittered all over the screen. This one provides an easy to control cursor. Highly recommend this unit.
Review by C. HUANG for Nextronics Sensor Bar HD USB
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Easy to hook it up on my TV’s USB port. has a long wire, does not have good appearance, does not have same qty of the IR LED but It works as my original sensor bar.
Review by Michael Kerner for Wii Hip Street Wireless Remote – Pink
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When it has came down to it, Nintendo has had so many 3rd party accessories for the system. While many of them try to deliver what they promise, they just don’t always work what they promise to deliver. That comes strongly with Hip Street’s Wireless Remote. While I do love their shocking pink color, it just doesn’t feel like it delivers the way it should be, especially on games that are built around the Wii Motionplus like Wii Sports Resort. I really lost a bit of control on those games with this remote. Overall if you’re looking for a great Wii-mote, stick with the ones that Nintendo makes, especially for their upcoming Wii Remote Plus, which has the sensitivity of the Wii Motion Plus controls built right in. I would honestly recommend that one instead of it being pink for this one.
Price: C
Convience: C
Overall: C