Wii to HDMI Converter, Zeato Wii to HDMI Adapter, Wii to HDMI 1080P 720P Connector Output Video & 3.5mm Audio - Supports All Wii Display Modes - White

To my surprise it really works. We dug out the old Wii but new tv didn’t have the AV entry but only HDMI but this sorted our problem. Is sturdy and fits, works well, very easy to set up.

My wii console wouldn't compatible with my smart tv and only showed in black and white. This has sorted the problem 👍 well priced would recommend

A perfect little device for connecting your Wii to a modern TV with no analogue inputs. Obviously, it can't improve the low resolution, and such low resolution is really obvious when we have been accustomed to 1080p and 4k sources.Audio worked flawlessly, with the only setup needed was to change my (UK) Wii to 480p.

I tried three different RCA to HDMI converters to connect my ten year old Wii to my new OLED TV. Each of them failed by producing a totally unusable image, juddering and shifting all over the place regardless of trying different settings on both TV and Wii. This product did its job which is perhaps not surprising as it is designed only for the Wii.The picture right away was steady and certainly usable. But by adjusting a few settings on the TV, the quality of the picture became extremely good. (To get the best results I used the TV's HDR picture setting, slightly reduced screen brightness and turned on the picture smoothing features).The set up was easy - the device just plugs into the back of the Wii unit and needs no separate power supply unlike the RCA-HDMI converters I tried. It does require a HDMI cable to link directly to the TV which is not supplied.All this means that I can now get a few more years' service out of the Wii fit board which is the main reason I kept the Wii.

I bought a Sony Bravia OLED television last week but could not get my Wii to work on it. I bought a lead to connect the three wires from the Wii to a USB plug but that did not work. Eventually I googles extensively and found two or three people with the same problem. One person had replied and suggested the plug above (a Zeato Wii to HDMI converter) so I bought one, not expecting it to work. It was so easy to install - just plug it in and connect with an HDMI lead. It worked first time and I am delighted with it. No lack in picture or sound quality. I heartily recommend this genius plug which is dedicated to the Wii - worth every penny of the £7.49.Michael

I tried two converters before this; one didn't work at all and the other was terrible. Searched around online and saw this in an article called The 10 Best Accessories for the Wii so I bought it. They were right. Although the picture quality isn't perfect it's pretty darn good. More importantly, compared to the previous items, it's quick and easy to set up. It plugs straight into the back of the console and an HDMI out into the TV. No additional power supply required, which is another bonus. Connected to my new Sony Bravia and it worked with no fuss. Definitely recommend this if you need to connect your Wii to your new TV.

Plug and Play, so easy to use and does the expected job. The quality of the picture is OK but this is down to the Wii, not a problem of the adapter itself.The only complain is about build quality, as it is not very sturdy. The first time I tried to pull it out of the Wii I found myself holding the plastic casing while the device remained attached to the console, leaving the circuit board all exposed... It is easy to fix, but you need to be careful with its handling to avoid bigger issues

This adapter fits into our older Wii and enables you to connect a HDMI lead from the Wii to the TV. It works OK, it does not give a HD quality picture but is no worse than the scart connection.