(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I have thought for months on how to make a wireless lag switch yes a physical one but with no wires!

The pic i attached.

I will be selling these very soon, I am getting a patent on it.
this is a wireless unit, You will have no wires coming or going from your controller and you will not have a 100 ft ethernet cable.

This is very responsive and has been tested thoroughly.

What would be a fair price? I want to sell this so people will buy it.
Thanks for your inputs.

not enough of a market for somethin like this, as for the device it sure has a lot of wires for a 'Wireless lagswitch' :carling:

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so i would say sell for max 40$ and atleast a few will buy it

Dude this is a great idea! I like what u have done. Check out your PMs I've sent ya something

Obviously there is going to be a ethernet cable for a physical switch!
but there are no wires going to your controller or hands.

The whole point of making this was ease of use with no wires running around you house.

I used to use a wired one with the switch built into the controller but I still had wires and not everybody's modem and router are next to there tv like mine is.

seriously....you know you can make a cheaper wireless lag switch using net tools? thats what i use LOL

Nicely done, OP. Remote controlled lag switch.

Sadly, on my xbox the slightest connection problem usually results in my account being logged out. Also, for the most part lag switching is pretty detectable by other people.. Use to be Effort vs Gain..
Now cost is added in Cost vs Effort vs Gain.

Good luck in your endeavors.

I think packet flooding is a better path than physical connection.

i love this product but.. i'm not going to pay over twenty dollars for something i could easily make at home

Are you hooking your lag switch up directly to the 360?
If so you need to provide a voltage to the wires.
Or just connect your switch between the modem and router and the Xbox will not detect a voltage drop.

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Ok, obviously $75-$100 is too much,
How about $50?