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Wii to HDMI Converter, Wii to HDMI Adapter 1080P 720P Output Video 3.5mm Jack Audio Supports All Wii Display Models (White)

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1.Color:White


About this item

  • Vultic Wii to HDMI adapter converts your Wii video and audio output to full digital HDMI format
  • [Plug & Play] No power adaptor, no messy cords, easy to use. The extra 3.5mm stereo audio jack is convenient to connect headphone or speaker directly
  • [High Resolution] Video and Audio In Full Digital HDMI Format,The HDMI Output Is 720P or 1080P withy No Transmission Loss
  • [Compatibility] Supports All Wii display modes, NTSC 480i 480p And PAL 576i.(Notice:It is not compatible with the Nintendo Wii Mini because the device only has an AV interface, but it does not have a Wii interface.)



Denis A.
Reviewed in Canada on January 14, 2025
Fonctionne bien, reçu en temps.
Rhonda Gillis
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2023
Exactly what we needed. Works great.
Sam Bourgon
Reviewed in Canada on August 7, 2021
I bought a wii online only to realize my tv didn't have any components cable ports. I searched on and off for a day or 2 and wasn't convinced that any of the 3rd party wii to hdmi converters would actually work, who knows when they all look identical except for a company name and they're 12-30$ with no way to tell what the difference is. I finally settled on this one, ultimately kind of randomly and lucked out because it actually works. It's not amazing in any way, but it actually works, and I was half sure it was going to be scam junk.In short: looks like chinese knockoff junk but actually does work. Only 4 stars because I'm still worried it might die on me unexpectedly...
KP
Reviewed in Canada on December 29, 2021
"plug and play". Picture quality is OK and it works. No complains.
Pat
Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2020
I bought this to hook up our Wii to a TV that only had HDMI inputs. Although it doesn't upscale the image (or at least I can't figure out how to), it does work great. No issues with having it work through HDMI on an HD tv.