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[bagster]

Anyone have experienced the WiiKit?
I have a WiiKey in my first Wii, and I saw the WiiKit at a very low price (10$), so I think about installing it on my 2nd Wii.
It seem to be a clone of the WiiKey.

[DeVS]

No experience with it personally, but I can tell you it does not have the audio fix and since it is a clone of the Wiikey, it's update feature is questionable as no one knows if the Wiikey update that is coming (*DeVS tries not to laugh) will work on clones.

[NT]

The main advantage would be the price and pre-made wires.  Be prepared to not play Gamecube games on this list:

http://wiki.nintendo-scene.com/index.php?title=Audio_Fix

[uzumakishade]

can it update through dvd?

[NT]

can it update through dvd?

Good question.  Unfortunately, reliable information on Wii modchips is very difficult to find at the moment.  If you're buying a chip now, it is a true crapshoot as to what capabilities you'll have.  The manufacturer specs are worthless and the people that post about chips on forums don't do a good job of testing and documenting their findings. 

[DeVS]

Well it says it can but it also says it is a clone of the Wiikey. No one knows if the clones will be able to be updated once Wiikey releases an update. My guess is that the clones will be able to be updated with the Wiikey update.

[bagster]

I'll try it when the wiikey update will be available.  The risk is very small, if I broke the wiikit I just have to remove it and plug a new one.  I like the adapter idea.