About this item

• Simply press the red "SYNC" button on the Wii console and the back of the Wii remote to connect the Wii console via BT to the Wii console.
• Techken remote control for Wii combines built-in motion sensor, built-in throttle, hands, speaker and vibration function. Nunchuk controller for increased sensitivity
• Built-in speakers and vibrating vibrations during gaming, ensure a more realistic gaming experience.

  Product description

  Specification:
  The controller for Wii on the left side:
  ✍ This nunchuck controller with X/Y/Z-3 axis function is suitable for all games for Wii.
  This Nunchaku controller does not require additional power, as it can be connected directly to the remote control for Wii. Therefore, you do not have to worry about charging problems and do not replace expensive batteries.
  
  Controller for Wii on the right side.
  This controller for Wii is powered by two AA alkaline batteries (not included) and can be used for 30 to 60 hours.
  The remote control for Wii combines integrated motion sensors with integrated accelerators, hands, speakers and vibrations to give you a more realistic gaming experience.
  You can connect 4 controllers for Wii at the same time to the console for Wii. The effective distance is about 5 m and is compatible with all console games for Wii.
  The silicone case protects the remote control from dust and scratches.
  
  How do I connect my console for Wii?
  ①:Open the console for Wii.
  2: Insert 2 AA batteries into the joystick.
  ③:Press the red button "SYNC" on the back of the controller for Wii and the red button "SYNC" on the console for Wii. The joystick indicator lights up and the indicator lights up after a few seconds to establish a connection.
  
  If you cannot connect, please check:
  ▲ The battery voltage is lower than 2.3 V.
  ▲ The battery may be loose.
  ▲Please avoid bright light.
  ▲ Do not be too close or too far from the console, within 3-5 metres.
  ▲ You can try to restore the connection by pressing the red button (SYNC) on the back of the controller for Wii and the SYNC button on the console for Wii.