FS: Microsoft XBox 360 Wireless Adapter

[Jon Liu]

I have a like-new Wireless adapter for the 360 that I am looking to get rid of. I recently found a way to get a hard line to my 360 so I don't need the adapter anymore.

I bought it retail, but I don't have the original blister packaging anymore.

Looking to get $85 shipped for this. Paypal or Money Order Accepted.

Thanks!

[Jon Liu]

bump. Not sure if my asking price is too high, but I'm definitely willing to entertain reasonable offers!

[WormholeXtreme]

It is high for a new adapter. Amazon sells new ones for $77.

[J Axel 47]

Hey Jon, you still have this?

I'm looking to get a wireless adapter, my router and my entire 360 setup is in our 2nd bedroom/office, and now I'm looking to move the 360 out to our living room, but being in an apartment, I can't just start drilling holes in walls to get a hard line here.

What price you looking for if you still have it?

[Prophet0ne]

OMG! Jon's got a hard line! Jump in some Gears with us big daddy.

[bayport]

hard line is the way to do it!

wireless is so stinky :/

[J Axel 47]

I've got the hardline right now. But I'm getting tired of sitting at the computer desk with this thing hooked up via VGA and sitting in a computer chair. I want to sit on my couch, comfortable, and try and get my wife back to playing games with me, she won't come into the mancave/office and play in here.

[lovekeiiy]

if your LAN is setup properly, wirelessly is more than fine for gaming. The only time it's an issue with the 360 is with video media streaming. I would suggest checking to see if your wireless access point is compatible with the wireless adapter; some won't work at all, some like mine are no on either the compatible or non-compatible list, so you just don't know (I've gotten it to work with the Belkin Pre N and Belkin N1 router/wireless access point). If it's not on either list, make sure you can return it, otherwise it's expensive accessory for no use.

Another option you may be able to use is either a powerline adapter or a coaxial adapter which lets you use still connect via a hardline. Just do some research because they're not all the same, proprietary, different throughput, and can be expensive.

[WormholeXtreme]

Originally Posted by bayport

hard line is the way to do it!

wireless is so stinky :/

I cannot tell the difference between wireless and wired on my network when gaming, They are both extremely fast.
Although when downloading a file the wireless is a little slower since the wired will max out my FIOS connection while the wireless probably hits around 20mbs.

But when gaming the experience seems identical.

[lovekeiiy]

Me too. I was able to host 10 or 12 people on GRAW2 Co-op campaign missions with no problem with the 360 connected wirelessly. No one had any lag too. Of course, I had good upload speeds at the time.