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Yugster.com has the Wireless Nunchuk Controller for Wii priced at $23 + $5 shipping = $28 shipped. Lasts up to 20 hours on a single charge and uses 2.4GHz wireless technology with a range of up to 18 ft. [BizRate]
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sweet... even more electronics on 2.4ghx... terrific
Great, you took away the only tether. Get ready for some more home damage caused by flying wii controllers. heh.
expect your nunchuck to vibrate everytime you get a phone call.
Is the cord to the nunchuck really that much of a problem? Seems like they are solving a non-existent issue.
I can understand wireless Wii remotes, but why this? Why have batteries all over the place?
Agreed with number 5. Seems like a waste of batteries.
How about the guy with the 18 foot arm span....how's he supposed to play with the wired controller?
why the original nunchucks weren't wireless is beyond me.
My armspan isn't nearly 18ft, but I cant tell you how many times the wires have been twisted, or hit me in the face while playing sonic olympics.
First off they should have been wireless to begin with, secondly; why are they making accessories that only fit the wiimotes without the skins Nintendo is shipping with the units and you get for free?
I have hit myself in the face before reeling fish in playing Rapala. I think I can take a couple of hits to the chin before I spend $28.
*cheap*
Do any household appliances (cordless phones, etc...) interfere with the connection to the Wiimote?
no more wire? that means no more loser hWipping himself when playing raving rabbids!
#8... if the nunchuk was wireless to begin with, then what is the point of calling it a nunchuk???
Besides, the wired nunchuk makes a great household weapon, especially during the holidays with you families bring kids over to play the Wii, you can take them out with one wack.