Enhance Your Gaming Experience with the Blue Ocean Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver Wii Remote Review

I bought these a while ago and just gave them to my nephews as Christmas gifts. First the pros; You look great. Every geek who sees it just wants to know where to get it (and starts swinging it around, making noises, and loosening imaginary screws). If you are looking for something that sits on a shelf and is purely for beauty, you have found your product. And now for the worse. So the first one doesn't charge at all (the light flickers but never charges). The second works, but the target is…

It's sad to see so many people struggling with this. We had no problems at all. I bought it back when it was more expensive because my family are Who fans and we could justify having another Wiimote. But it has become the most used Wiimote we have. Why? USB charging. With normal wiimotes, normal batteries need to be replaced all the time, rechargeable batteries are good but annoying, and these battery packs are usually low in capacity, and wiimotes are usually useless during charging because…

The first remote I bought worked fine as a remote but never charged unless you were playing with it at the same time, which is a challenge since only the charging cable present is about six inches long. I disassembled the remote and found a liquid battery that seemed too tight and a little dented. I couldn't find a replacement at our local battery store, so I ended up buying a new remote. I bought a second remote control in good condition hoping the remote will work well. As soon as it arrived,

First off, this is a great product for any Doctor Who fan. Who wouldn't love to wield a sonic screwdriver and pretend to be sonic things in a game (or in real life, for that matter)? It works very well with the Wii or Wii U, as well as any Wii Remote accessory (Wii Motion Plus, Nunchuck, etc.), although it does look a little odd with a small white block attached to the end of the screwdriver. And of course the batteries are rechargeable, meaning you no longer have to beg for AA batteries. It…

I bought the remote control for my 16 year old. old daughter, big Doctor Who fan; It was an amazing choice, she loved it and thought it was so great! In fact, no one has ever seen this article, which is really really cool! We've had it for 5 months now and we only have rave reviews about it. It is only charged via the (included) USB cable. I love that no batteries are required, what a relief not to have to think about extra costs. This remote is much easier to use than a traditional Wii remote;

New Content: It's been a while since my last review. I no longer have the original packaging and it is probably too late to return it. As it turns out, the Wii Remote is Dr. Which only gives pleasure as long as it lasts. It's still a great prop/novelty for the reasons I've listed below. Now the battery doesn't hold a charge for more than half a day - especially when using the TV. The battery will likely drain instantly if you actually try to play the game. Although it is an exact copy, it is…