(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.

How much are you going to sell them for?

I am thinking about $75-$100
I have invested a lot of thought into this and have successfully created the first wireless lag switch. I want to show it in action so everyone can see it work. It is sweet!

Ive seen and used others and nothing compares! You can have your modem and router downstairs and this will still work! it's amazing.

No wires! and you can keep your hands on the controller where they should be.

Hey your controller is most likely wireless so why not your lag switch?
(If You Need One)

What do you think of my invention?

Pretty cool but I don't see the need when we have Net Tools UDP flooder...

It is for sale on eBay just search wireless lag switch.
I dont want to post links here. I dont know if I can.

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I had that as well but I will tell you what, Honestly a physical switch is better in more than one way.

1. have to have a laptop or pc nearby.
2. you have to have a macro clicker or press start and stop by hand reaching off of your controller.
3. not as instant as a physical switch.

So the upside,
1. no wires, thats why people use net tools so they can be wireless right?

2. Your modem and router can be anywhere
3. the button is right on your controller with an extra finger right on it.


I know if I gave you one you would never use net tools for lag anymore!

If you gave me one damn straight I wouldn't use Net Tools ever again. But since it's not like that most people will stick with Net Tools. Btw the clicking start/stop isn't that hard, but yeah a physical switch would be better.

You do realise that you can make a lag switch in notepad and that is completely wireless all you have to do is make a shortcut to it on the desktop and then click it!!!! And best of all it's free!

I dont think people will buy this fro that much Just saying

That is my Modem it has what i would call a "built in lag switch" I Just press the Stand by Button--LAG Stand by Again-- No Lag [ The Button is the one on top.. Lag Time of like 5 Seconds before getting Host Migration. IT FREEZES The people instantly You must login or register to view this content.

if i were you i would change my pricing $75-$100 is very steep and for that price i could do without the lag switch good invention though.