If it's yellow, then the wii remote is done charging. But if you put the wii remote on the charger and it immediately turns yellow even though your remote has no batteries, then your charger has problems/it's broken.
It means it is charging.
If it is a USB port charger - plug it into the back of your Wii (which should have a USB slot) or plug it into any other USB port such as a laptop & games console!
The light on the dual charger will turn green. When it is charging the light is red.
If your Wii remote is synced with your Wii, all you have to do is press any button on it.If your Wii remote is not synced with your Wii, select Wii Remote Settings > Reconnect and then press the 1 and 2 buttons to connect your Wii remote.
If it's yellow, then the wii remote is done charging. But if you put the wii remote on the charger and it immediately turns yellow even though your remote has no batteries, then your charger has problems/it's broken.
There is a special charger you can buy.
they don't need to be charged they can't fit inside the wii remote chargers. so no
It means it is charging.
You don't have to buy one. The Wii Remote is designed to use two AA size batteries. The charger packs are a convenience, as you don't have to go out and get new batteries every few hours of gameplay.
Yes you can. It charges quicker.
If it is a USB port charger - plug it into the back of your Wii (which should have a USB slot) or plug it into any other USB port such as a laptop & games console!
When i first bought the wii remote charger, it said to charge for 12 hours but i only ended up charging for twenty minutes. The battery life is now poor, what can i do
I got mine for about $20
The light on the dual charger will turn green. When it is charging the light is red.
You need to change the batteries or charge it with a charger that you can get at game stop
yes of course you're allowed