




Get Fit, Play Hard! 🎉
The Wii Fit U with Balance Board and Fit Meter offers an innovative way to engage in fitness through interactive gaming. This bundle combines fun and exercise, allowing users to track their progress and improve their balance while enjoying a variety of workouts suitable for all ages.
| Asin | B00FE8WKPQ |
| Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Guaranteed Software Updates Until | unknown |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | WUPRASTE |
| Language | English |
| Product Dimensions | 8.31 x 51.99 x 33.71 cm; 816.47 g |
| Rated | Not PEGI rated |
User
Quick delivery, good product
Good replacement, easy to use. Official product. Only the wii board worked for us as we don't have 'Wii U' (Which we expected) But can confirm the board works with all versions of the Wii. Exactly what we wanted and fair price compared to other sellers. Thank You.
User
Games to gadget generation, sneaky excercise ploy by Mom
Excercise for teens in fun way
User
Five Stars
Very happy with purchase. Goods arrived well within time stated.
User
Muy buen estado
Llegó en perfecto estado. El pack incluye la Wii balance board, el juego (en CD) y el podómetro especial (Wii fit meter). Lo recomiendo.
User
The product itself is great, it is a great way to introduce a ...
The Product came as described, and arrived exactly when it was supposed to! The product itself is great, it is a great way to introduce a healthy workout routine while having fun! There is no need to spend mass amounts of money on gym equipment or monthly memberships when you can get a good workout that's fun in the comfort of your own home! The price was great, especially being on a budget myself. I love how fun the exercises are, and it is a great way to keep track of your progress. I would definitely recommend this product!
User
Successfully translates physical fitness into video games
I'm a gamer, and I needed to lose weight. While physical activity is only half of the battle, I was basically not active in the slightest. I bought this along with a Wii U and two Wiimotes, hoping that its format of short workouts that you get graded on would help. As it turns out, that method worked quite well for me. Games have a few different methods of measuring the player's success, whether it's high scores, fast times, star rankings, or whatever else. This game uses these methods of measuring success to translate physical fitness into video games. The gamer mindset makes you want get better scores, times, and rankings; and doing so requires doing the exercise better, and therefore burning more calories. It's a trick, but it worked wonders for me.The fit meter is also a nice idea. It promotes being active even when you're not playing the game, and the activity it logs can be synced with the game to unlock in-game outfits and hats for your Mii. I implemented a daily walk around my neighborhood to get some extra exercise and log activity with it. It's very comfortable to wear, I wear it all the time and generally forget that I have it on. The battery it uses is a CR2025, and it lasted nearly a year for me before needing to be replaced. When replacing the battery, sync your fit meter data first! The fit meter also seems to be made of Nintendium, as it's survived several drops from my waist to the floor, and even fell down the steps a couple times. Heck, I even accidentally dropped it in the toilet once. Dried it off and it still works.There are downsides, though. The game is adamant that you weigh in every day, which is far too often. For me, weekly was still too often; I'm currently weighing in monthly and that works well. Weighing in too often will wreak havoc on your mental health. You absolutely don't want to begin treating food like numbers and calorie goals like quotas, nor do you want to develop an eating disorder. However, if your weight goes up by 1.1lbs or more, it tries to make you associate that gain with something you did in the last 24 hours, giving you a rather short-sighted set of eight choices, seven of which are iffy at best and the last one is "I don't know". Selecting "I don't know" usually results in the game saying, almost verbatim, "Do you really not know?", which implies that it thinks you're constantly trying to cheat on your own physical fitness regimen. For the uninformed, losing weight is not a steady downward slope. It has its ups and downs, and the only way you know you're having success is by looking at long-term data. Despite having all of your data available to analyze, the game does no such analysis to figure out the statistical trend that your weight is following. What results is the game having a hissy fit about you gaining 1.1lbs, even though you lost weight over the last week and are 40lbs down overall.It's also overly dependent on BMI, and not very flexible in letting you set your goals. Sure, when you're not very fit, BMI is pretty accurate, but as you become more muscular, it's less accurate since it makes no distinction between fat mass and muscle mass. When you set your weight and daily calorie goals, you can't just enter your desired numbers. You select a BMI you want to reach and the time frame in which you would like to reach it, and it calculates a calorie goal for you.I had issues with getting the motion controls to work with some of the exercises, but the vast majority of them had few to zero control issues. If you're looking to buy as little hardware as possible and still be able to play the full game, two Wii Motion Plus Wiimotes, the Balance Board, and the Wii U Gamepad are all you need. All exercises that require a Nunchuck will also let you use a second Wiimote instead.Overall, given that I've lost a bunch of weight and have kept it off by continuing to do what I was doing to lose weight in the first place, I'd recommend that any gamer who needs to lose some weight give this game a shot. It might be a somewhat large up-front cost if you have none of the hardware like I did, but in the end it's far cheaper than a gym membership, and you get the satisfaction of knowing that you're the one who made this decision, and that you're taking charge of your life and changing it for the better. When you see the results, you'll have nobody to credit but yourself. In that way, the investment is completely worth it.
User
Maravilla
Funciona de maravilla, con el juego toma tu peso, verifica si tu posición también es la correcta o si te inclinas a un lado, es muy preciso. El Fit Meter muy bueno, cuenta los pasos para luego transferirlos al juego y sumar calorías o jugar que estás recorriendo una ciudad o escalando algún monumento haciendo competencias con otros jugadores de a ver quién llega primero, su batería de reloj me duró un año, dura bien para mí.
User
Perfecto para el hermitaño apático
El juego funciona a la perfección: la tabla, el medidor y el disco funcionan como debe y se sienten de buenos materiales. El juego es bueno si eres un papa que no sale del sillón y quieres hacer algo de actividad física. Si eres como yo y no te gusta salir de tu casa, ese juego es excelente para ejercitarte.
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