Would this be able to get a Wii online wirelessly?
2012999
I don't know, Netgear should be able to answer your questions. Do a search on-line for their number and call them.
2013000
I don't use Wii. But generally speaking I am mad at Netgear for putting out such unreliable product DGN 2000. The hours spent with tech Not Much support was frustrating and recurring. I don't know what other brands are doing, but I gave up using it all together. Good luck!
987276
Yes, once you set up your Wi-Fi and get your Wii online, you can use Netflix or Amazon Instant Video directly from the options menu. Hope that helps.
1911316
As long as your console supports wireless (b,g,n) it should work, however I would not recommend it. This works well for surfing the web or steaming music & video, but you might see some lag if your trying to use it for gaming. Try to hard wire your console if possible.
1148163
Yes, it Wii stream video. Quality Will depend on your ISP. You will also have to download the apps.
760667
This is a wifi model it does not work over a celular data network. To use the online fetures you'd have to have it connected to a wireless network.
73805
Kind of. There is a USB dongle that attaches to the Wii itself with a wireless receiver button on it. You press that button and the sync button on the drum set to 'wirelessly' sync the drum but it still requires use of one of the USB ports.
1329329
Yes and no. you can not use it wirelessly, but you can plug it into a wireless router.
1584112
Yes; you can hook this device up to your computer and the Wii and stream it to the web while playing.
785317
No, this was the best wii deal I found on internet. Go for it, I love mine.
1587570
It works wirelessly. Remember, if you have crap internet, you'll have crap quality.
2274245
no. I think you'll need a high end model (if it exists). This model is not even wireless.
941057
Yes but not wireless if there's no internet or if you don't want it on the web
577888
Probably too late, but no the Wii already has internal Wireless. If you go into system settings, there is an internet option where you can tell the Wii your network settings. However, you need a wireless network setup at your house to access Netflix. If you don't have a wireless network, then what you need to buy is a wireless router. If that is the case, I'll be glad to help in whatever way I can.I have checked the "Receive e-mail when new posts are made" option so if you post another question, I should be able to respond fairly quickly. Hopefully, you already solved the problem but if not I'll be around. Probably too late, but no the Wii already has internal Wireless. If you go into system settings, there is an internet option where you can tell the Wii your network settings. However, you need a wireless network setup at your house to access Netflix. If you don't have a wireless network, then what you need to buy is a wireless router. If that is the case, I'll be glad to help in whatever way I can.I have checked the "Receive e-mail when new posts are made" option so if you post another question, I should be able to respond fairly quickly. Hopefully, you already solved... » Read More Probably too late, but no the Wii already has internal Wireless. If you go into system settings, there is an internet option where you can tell the Wii your network settings. However, you need a wireless network setup at your house to access Netflix. If you don't have a wireless network, then what you need to buy is a wireless router. If that is the case, I'll be glad to help in whatever way I can.I have checked the "Receive e-mail when new posts are made" option so if you post another question, I should be able to respond fairly quickly. Hopefully, you already solved the problem but if not I'll be around. « Show Less
1174578
I don't own a Wii, so I can't be sure. I think you have to have a computer with Windows operating system in order to connect to your router with the device. I used it for a PC computer to connect wireless to my router.
1261996
No. To stream wireless to the tv you need to have a tv that can support a wireless usb adapter preferably an N adapter. If your tv supports that then it can supports apps as they say which can be netflix. In all reality its cheaper to buy a used nintendo Wii and stream netflix from there that way if your tv is old you will still be able to get netflix until you upgrade the tv.
203234
This unit will take a composite output and convert to HDMI. If your WII is composite, (red, white, and yellow outputs) then this will work if you want to deliver to the TV via HDMI
1193624
Yes you can set it up wireless by opening a browser and going to edimax.setup.