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LIGHTING STAND cooler

LIGHTING STAND cooler

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Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews
Sales Rank: 19834

Platform: Nintendo Wii
Media: Video Game
Operating System: Nintendo Wii

EAN: 4945664196859
ASIN: B001G7B4BK

Features:
  • CLEAR STAND WITH BLUE LED, USB POWERED
  • COOLING FAN POWERED, USB POWERED
  • ON/OFF SWITCH FOR LIGHT & FAN
  • SELF STORAGE OF THE POWER / USB CABLE
  • Cool blue LED adds style to your gaming setup
Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Prvent your wii from overheating by reducing the temperature. Cool blue LED light adds style to your gaming setup. Clear stand for your wii. Simple to use/setup.

Customer Reviews:

1 out of 5 stars Why on earth would I need an external cooler for Wii?   November 28, 2008
Timothy G. Berntsen (Virginia Beach)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful

For crying out loud... Why does this product even exist? It's as if ever since Xbox 360s started suffering the RROD epidemic, peripheral makers expect us to believe that every game console under the sun will die if we do not buy their ridiculous external coolers. And seriously, an external cooler for THE WII? What is this world coming to? The Wii's actual motherboard is about the size of a candy bar, and produces so little heat that its internal fan has no problem expelling it. I have not heard of ANY examples of a Wii unit overheating, so again, why does this product exist? If your Wii doesn't have overheating problems, it certainly will after you've sucked all the air out of it and worn out its built-in fan with a stupid device like this. Avoid these kinds of devices at all costs, they'll do nothing but void your warrenty.

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