Alternate Ways to plug in a Wii U - Wii U Forum

Topic: Alternate Ways to plug in a Wii U

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Jedi4232
Tue 2nd Jun 2015

Hello! I was curious if there were any other ways to plug in a Wii U system than than a the AC adapter that comes with it. I seem to have left mine somewhere that I won't be going back to for a while, but I have my system. Is there another way? Can you plug a Wii adapter or into your computer or something?

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Ryu_Niiyama
Tue 2nd Jun 2015

I would go to a game store and buy a replacement ac adapter or get one from Nintendo if I were you.

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OneBagTravel
Tue 2nd Jun 2015

Not 100% sure what you're asking for but USB ports don't pull enough power to run a Wii or Wii U.

Amazon has a lot of AC adapters to purchase for around $10-12 USD

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kyuubikid213
Wed 3rd Jun 2015

Buy a replacement adapter or have yours mailed to you.

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Sean_Aaron
Wed 3rd Jun 2015

It is the same style connector, but the Wii power supply puts out 12v/3.7amp and the Wii U 15v/5amp, so I'm pretty sure you can't drive it using one of those.

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