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

I tried many adapters and had big problems like screen cutting out every few seconds. This adapter made the best picture. No problem and no fussy noise I saw on other adapters. A+

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.

I actually bought 4 for me and my buddies. Anyway, 1 of 4 adapters gave this shade of green hue that was totally inaccurate since the screen supposed to be blue. The blue shade showed perfectly on all 3 adapters, but the 4th worked but was somewhat defective as far as color accuracy goes. It would have seemed accurate during gameplay if I didn’t compare it to another adapter of the same one that was accurate. I will go ahead and message to seller mayflash to let them know about this. In the meantime these are way better than the wii2hdmi adapters that are selling everywhere for dirt cheap.

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

I compared this MAYFLASH with a generic Wii2HDMI and an Electron Shepherd Wii2HDMI. Included are pics from a Wii console running Splinter Cell Chaos Theorys first mission. The MAYFLASH and other generic Wii2HDMI adapters are simply too dark and unplayable. These cheap converters have a huge lack of contrast no matter how you adjust your TV. The included images are on standard video game settings of my TV with the Wii set to 480P widescreen. It is less noticeable on bright and cheery games which is why these cheaper products get good reviews. But dont worry, the solution only costs 10 dollars more. My results - Electron Shepherd Wii2HDMI has far better picture and sound than any other adapter available. In my opinion it even makes the Wiidual internal HDMI mod obsolete, it is that good. So pony up the extra 10 bucks and get one. I bought all three Wii2HDMI units with my own money to do this comparison. No sponsors or affiliations, just trying to help.

Dont waste your time with the other Chinese junk adapters this is the one you want! clean picture with no graphical glitches

Just like the title says. Great picture great price if you are just looking to hook your Wii up to a tv or monitor with hdmi.

Pro: Does not allow signal interference. Cons: An mClassic after it wont fit in your furniture and it transmits slightly incorrectly the audio.

This adapter is a few dollars more expensive than some of the other ones on the market. However, the increase in quality more than makes up for this. Compared to other adapters, I t’s smaller, the build quality is nicer, and it’s the only adapter that doesn’t cause weird diagonal lines on a 4k screen.

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