Nintendo Wii Console with Nintendo Wii Fit console

+ It brings friends and families together and everyone is equal as we all have to learn how to use the equipment and learn the correct way to do things. Its great fun for all ages. I would not be without mine.

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+ Love this thing! For a total technical phobic it was really easy to set up, the instructions were very simple and clear to follow and I was up and running (literally) within 2 hours. Beautifully presented in the packaging and easy to see which bit was which etc. I only use Wii Fit but it's excellent - funny, encouraging and appropriate for any level of fitness. Worth every penny.

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+ I've never been 'into' computer games but this is one the whole family can play

- We don't watch telly anymore! :oD

+ I did a lot of research before buying a WII, it has exceeded my expectations. It does exactly what it says on the box - provides great interactive, multi-player fun!

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+ Excellent family game. We had members as young as 4 using the Wii and competing with those of us in our fourties. Younger members were far more energetic and sucessful with the boxing game. Even the 7 and 9 year olds were leading on the ten pin bowling. And we all felt we had used muscles we wouldn't often use, particularly when we were caught in doors because of the weather.

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+ It encourages the idle to exercise by giving emmediate feedback so you can monitor your progress - its great for those who feel they are too big for the gym because the max weight is 23 stone.

- The pointer aspect of the controller is not the easiest thing to get to grips with

+ great family fun/entertainment

- graphics not great

+ the wii has certainly helped me get into shape while having fun doing it. my family love it and i would go as far as to say it is one of the best purchases i have ever made.

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+ My husband has had an op and we found that the step aerobics have really helped in many ways and also for the arms tennis and bowling, over all a really good game and fun

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+ All round good family entertainment - our family age range is 11 - 53 - wii fit - do at your own pace and just enjoy

- Be careful on wii fit balance board when doing the steps exercises as it is very easy to step on the edge and hurt your foot!

+ user friendly

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+ I like the wii fit as its easy to use and can be used in private in your own home. I also like the range of exercises etc.

- It keeps telling me i'm overweight!!!

+ Excellent entertainment for all the family

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+ It has a good range of yoga exercises for posture and balance as well as good muscle building exercises. As well as areobic exercises to burn of that fat,which increase as you get better at them.And to keep the children happy there are fun balance and aerobic exercises for them to compete against each other,The scores are listed at the end of each event.well worth every penny!!!!

- you ache more and more each day!!!!!

+ It very good it allows you to excise in the comfort of your own home

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+ its ace

- theres so many bits to buy!!

+ its great you can work out at home at your own pace without the exspence of joing a gym.

- the waiting list to get hold of one

+ The Wii is a really really fun games machine. And the fit is a great addition, although not 100% sold it will make me fit, has to be better than sitting on the sofa playing though. Our four and a half year old loves it to, she can play the tennis, boxing, and ten pin bowling well, and do most of the fitness exercises (some better than us!). I also have a PS3 and that is near useless for small children.

- The graphics are no where near the quality of other consoles out there. For lots of games that does not matter because they are fun and big round chunky characters are OK, but it would be nice if it was a bit better. The PS3 and XBox are full multimedia machines - you can stream HD video to them etc, the Wii does not do this.

+ Easy to set up and use
Fun for all the family

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+ You're playing a game and actually getting some exercise at the same time. The feedback in Wii Fit keeps you going.

- Only thing that annoys is the background music in Wii Fit, plus the extra time taken up with two messages after each exercise. Could do with cutting that down a bit - 30 mins of exercise actually takes you around 45 mins.

+ It is fun for all the family. Small unit for easy storage

- I have not come across any yet

+ its just so fab!! easy to set up and great fun!!

- havnt found any bad points.

+ Product was extremely easy to set up, no messing about with loads of wires and cables. Brings fun to exercise and can involve the whole family

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+ Such a fantastic experience when playing. So different to other games consoles due to the level of interactivity. Highly recommended!

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+ Obviously the games and interactive part is great fun

- I dont like the fact that the Wii stand up as it would fit in cabinets easier if it lay flat

+ Easy to set up, easy to use, great fun for all the family from young to old. I would highly recommend this as a great item for the whole family.

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+ Once I'd worked out how to switch my TV to the right AV channel, it was very easy to set up - batteries included. Got started almost straight away. A big hit with whole family. Good sound effects and interesting bits going on as in other bowling lanes and snow noises. Lots of fun and enjoyable for those watching too.

- Not one of us did very well on the body assessment tasks as it wasn't clear which were practices and which were the real tests. I did score a Wii age of 43 though (I'm 60);
Would have preferred cricket

+ making sure the kids still get exercise while having fun. it also makes a great night in for the adults

- it is very addictive

+ Fantastic fun for all the family

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+ The wii so far if great, have had no problems at all and as a family it has been great fun.

- No bad points

+ Keeps you fit

- makes you work

+ love it

- shame it only comes with one controller

+ It's a good laugh and it makes me want to exercise

- I haven't found any yet

+ Wii fit is good at keeping motivation going, I like how you can unlock different exercises.The choice of yoga/muscle and balance workouts is good. The Wii itself is nice and small and doesn't take up much space in the home!

- would maybe like more aerobic exercises on Wii fit.

+ Good fun even grandchildren can use it

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+ I have lost a stone in weight already ! I feel fitter, look better and sleep better.It's cheaper than joining the gym..it saves me time too as I can get fit whilst my tea is cooking.I don't have to spend a fortune on clothes for the gym .It actually makes getting fitter fun.I get lots of useful tips too.It has helped me improve my posture and work towards improving my BMI and it is all measured on a progress chart.I love it

- Trying to get my husband off it so I can have a go ! he loves it too !!

+ great fun for all ages and the cost works out cheaper than 5 months gym membership

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+ It really does make you work up a sweat, especially the Wii Fit. It's fun and social and just unlike any other console on the market.

- Overall it's great, the only problem i have is after a while your wrists can start to hurt from holding the controller.
If you don't use it properly you can also end up with a sports injury (tennis elbow etc) but that's more down to human error than the console.

+ Fantastic machine

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+ Brill for keeping fit,easy to use and loads for the grandchildren to do on it.

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+ Its the best !!! its NOT just a games console, its a fitness trainer,, And all round family entertainment and more ...

- I can't stop, i have to keep working out, and playing....

+ Great exercise! Much more fun than normal games consoles.

- Found it difficult to get everything up and running.

+ easy to set up and use for a novice like me

- i unlocked the features too soon

+ Fun, cheaper than a gym, good to be able to excercise in your own home, without lots of equipment.

- All the written bits that are repeated every time you use it are annoying, as well as the trainer explaining everything every time, even without the tutorial.

+ good for all the family

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+ Very easy to set up. Very enjoyable way of keeping fit

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+ unlike any other console I have tried I feel total involvement with the WII

- The need to buy extra controllers

+ Hours of fun for all the family

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+ Great fun for all levels - comes with the wii sports game which is good entertainment, especially for when friends come round.

- A little confusing when setting up with the internet, took a bit of technical knowledge.
Switching between players on the wii fit game is not smooth.

+ It is used in my house by me 81, my children, their children and their children so it is fabulous for all ages. I WAS HIGHLY DELIGHTED WHEN i DISCOVERED i COULD USE THE CARD FROM MY CAMERA WITH IT AS WELL FOR A T.V. SLIDE SHOW. i HAVE EVEN BOUGHT ONE FOR MY GRANDCHILDREN FAMIL;Y FOR cHJRISTM AS

- i CAN'T FINDOUT HOW TO DELETE PHOTO'S i PUT ON THE MEMORY

+ Some good exercises

- Could do with more balance and aerobic exercises, some repetition

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- No bad points

+ so much fun either on your own or wih others

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+ As it is so easy to use I work out with the Wii fit at least 4 times a week - many more times than I would go to the gym. It doesn't feel as though I am doing the exercises alone which might become boring as most of the mii friends and family and usually doing the exercises along with me!

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+ Great family fun, even our 18month old baby loves it

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+ Highly enjoyable fun for all ages and abilities.

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+ It's all good!

- No bad points at all other than its never off!

+ so many different things on there plenty to suit most people

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+ Balanceboard is great for keeping a check on your fitness

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+ Extremely easy to use

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+ good design,small and compact lots of games and accesories

- could do with 2 controlers as standard

+ Fantastic product. Good fun and a real incentive for keeping fit.

- Can't keep way from it!

+ The best control mechanism ever for video game, real interaction and effort required rather than being a couch potato. Graphics and sound also good.

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+ Good family fun with a purpose. Easy to set up and use with lots of software available providing fun for all the family. This has enabled all members of the family to have fun together. Don't expect high definition graphics but the gameplay and personal involvement more than makes up for this

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+ Great fun for all the family.

- Because you concentrate on the images on the screen we sometimes had a bad footing when you get back on the board whilst doing exercises that means you come off the board.

+ Great Fun aswell as controlling your BMI and Weight

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+ Excellent physical exercise for all ages - Very impressed with the Wii...!!!

- If I had to be critical - there is room for improvement on the graphics.

+ Very easy to set up and use even for non gaming mum like me!

- Not sure I'll get the use out of it, that will justify the price tag.

+ It's excellent for all ages. A great way of getting excersise when you are physically impaired due to age or disability. It's fun as well as having health benefits and it gets people interacting rather than sitting watching TV.

- it's great for pensioners...but it is a bit expensive for them.

+ Excelent interactive gaming with all the family involved in many of the games. We have hours of fun playing many of the games yhat are available for the Wii. Dont think the graphics are as good as the PS3 which we also have but there is more interaction with the Wii than the PS3 even though the PS3 does have sixaxis movement control but nothing like as good as the Wii.

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+ hours of enjoyment

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+ Fit board is good, i use it a few times a week and is cheaper than the gym, with no need to leave the house. The games are good because you are not siting down, but up on your feet excercising. Kids 2 & 3 yr old have used it and enjoy in.

- Quite expensive. Still hard to get hold of Graphics not as good as PS, but above good points outway this.

+ Great for all the family. People of all abilities and physical levels can use it. It is grest fun.

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+ a good all round family entertainment package.

- Quite expensive, I suppose, but as a one off purchase, overall, good value for money.

+ Fun to use and get/ keep fit for all the family. Clever graphics and 'personal trainer' is really smart

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+ Compact and neat. Easy to figure out, good range of other products available

- Graphics although nice, are not up to standard of other same generation machines. I guess this just means it needs more power.that is really all I can think of that's bad!

+ There is such of variety of accessories available-good interactive fun

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+ its not like other consoles

- the wii remote is expensive and its a shame the basic kit doesnt come with more than one

+ Brilliant

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+ Very user friendly...you get hooked on it. It makes you do more exercise as it is very competitive...

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+ Fun family fntertainment, an alternative to playing board games.

- Not designed for serious gaming or dvd playback

+ Easy to set up.
Clever graphics and interaction keep yopu interested.

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+ Brilliant games machine, easy to use and games mean you have to move about. Great fun and best purchase I've made in a long time.

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+ good for young children to learn on first. very easy game play

- none really just not my type of consol graffics toooooo cartoony

+ Fun

- Hard to find a package