MAYFLASH Wii to HDMI Converter 1080P for Full HD Device, Wii HDMI Adapter with 3,5mm Audio Jack&HDMI Output Compatible with Wii, Wii U, HDTV, Monitor-Supports Wii Display Modes 720P, NTS

Decided to pull out the old Wii again. This device was worth the pennies. Install and go. The picture/graphics were as good as they could be for a console that old to be hooked up to a 4k smart tv.

Great hdmi adapter for Wii. on par with component cables and works when enabled to 480p

Worked on my Samsung 4K TV! Look way better than the stock for sure!

Bought this after checking reviews on similar devices. I had a different convertor and it was ok, but not great. This convertor makes the Wii look it did with an analog TV, which was pretty good. Try it..youll like it...

I read the reviews that it’s says that this product was the best one of the cheapers and generic ones but to me was not that awesome. I should say that I have never own an adapter to convert to hdmi of any console. I’m new to this because I’m just reviving my wii. Anyways, if you compare this to the original wii components it does look better, of course, but for instance, it might be my tv but on skyword sword you can’t see the eyes of link, the eyes looks very pixelated and distorted. I own a LG TV 43” UHD 4k and to have at least a better quality y use the ratio 4:3 and also, I did not see much change goin to 480i to 480p on the wii. I thought at least you would see the game like on those old tvs back in the day when we play on those but no. Like I say, it might be my tv’s fault.

Delivers the best quality picture, I have tried others, but should have started here.

Have had good luck with Mayflash products in the past, so decided to give this a try instead of a more expensive Retrotink solution. It has a nice form factor that it easy to take with on the go and plugs in easily. There is no audio delay over HDMI like some of the reviews on competing products call out, and there isnt any noticeable input lag with the device. That said, the picture cuts out frequently when setting the resolution on the Wii to 480p, this issue is not present on 480i. After looking into the issue further, it looks like this is an issue with most HDMI adapters when trying to handle a 480p input source. Going to be trying the Retrotink solution after all

Tv does not detect the signal at all.

The adapter is truly plug in and play. No drivers are needed. The picture quality is sharp and clear on my LG OLED.

There are better, more expensive ways to convert AV to HDMI if you want your video quality to be the best possible. But this is cheap, and it does its job. Very convenient since now I dont have to use outdated AV. I would recommend