Wireless for Xbox 360
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Wireless for Xbox 360
My son wants to get a 360 (hey, he's only 9, he doesn't know any better ), but in his bedroom there is no access point, and I am not paying £60 for a wireless adapter!
Now, I believe that some USB wireless things will work, does anyone have any experience of them?
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Now, I believe that some USB wireless things will work, does anyone have any experience of them?
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USB type stick won't work
Buy the official unit or an Ethernet Bridge if you want wireless or a home plug setup via the power sockets for wired.
Buy the official unit or an Ethernet Bridge if you want wireless or a home plug setup via the power sockets for wired.
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I was just wondering if anyone here had had experience?
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Other kit works but it has to be plugged in the Ethernet port. Only the MS unit works via USB.
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This is what I use, works great: - Linksys WGA54G Wireless-G Game Adapter: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
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apparently game are doing the official one for £39.99 when bought with any other item. instore only according to hotukdeals. just get some blank Cd's with it or something like that.
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Amazon have just put it back up to £52 from £45 last week for the official adapter.
HotUKDeals are still touting the £30 off voucher from Littlewoods Direct for new customers.
Adapter is £62, postage around £3 and then £30 off code as described in the link above.
If one of the codes still work, just be aware that they charge everything seperately on your card.
It was through Littlewoods that I got my sons adapter.
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HotUKDeals are still touting the £30 off voucher from Littlewoods Direct for new customers.
Adapter is £62, postage around £3 and then £30 off code as described in the link above.
If one of the codes still work, just be aware that they charge everything seperately on your card.
It was through Littlewoods that I got my sons adapter.
Dave.
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try toys r us i think i paid around £40 for mine but that was a while ago ,i find it better than the ethernet cable my xbox is about 1 metre away from my router aswell but don't like wires as my dogs do like wires
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Amazon have just put it back up to £52 from £45 last week for the official adapter.
HotUKDeals are still touting the £30 off voucher from Littlewoods Direct for new customers.
Adapter is £62, postage around £3 and then £30 off code as described in the link above.
If one of the codes still work, just be aware that they charge everything seperately on your card.
It was through Littlewoods that I got my sons adapter.
Dave.
HotUKDeals are still touting the £30 off voucher from Littlewoods Direct for new customers.
Adapter is £62, postage around £3 and then £30 off code as described in the link above.
If one of the codes still work, just be aware that they charge everything seperately on your card.
It was through Littlewoods that I got my sons adapter.
Dave.
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Thanks for all the replies guys, I have decided to go the Homeplug route and I will be able to use those with other things. I cannot bear to give my money to MS for something I can't use with anything else!
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it doesnt with me its really choppy. Have a good wireless connection between laptop upstairs (tried all media centres, xp, vista, 2008 & win7) and xbox with official wireless adapter & router downstairs . The router was a netgear DG834G 54Mbps router now a O2 Thompson one. Dont know why its no good.
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it doesnt with me its really choppy. Have a good wireless connection between laptop upstairs (tried all media centres, xp, vista, 2008 & win7) and xbox with official wireless adapter & router downstairs . The router was a netgear DG834G 54Mbps router now a O2 Thompson one. Dont know why its no good.
Arghh netgear dg
do a search on here..... there like marmite, they either work or dont..
My current speedtouch, (be) works a treat
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