The competitive gaming scene seems to have the general consensus that wired will always be faster then wireless (because physics stuff). That said, what is someone trying to get out of this, if you want to compete then continue with a wired controller. If your like me and want to see if your little ones (3,5,6) will take to it and its a very casual experience then not having to worry about wires is VERY appealing, and in the end its an even playing field if everyone is using the same style controller with the same latency. The better comparison will be when new wireless controllers come out, then we can really see who makes the better one. Wired VS wireless is apples and oranges to me.

the Latency has noting to do with transformer or voltage ..I am on my third wireless power track . Take apart one of the power tracks and look at the tiny capacitors on the circuit board that is the problem with taking off softly ..i have burnt out 2 of these power tracks ..first problem was lane 2 was going full throttle with out even pairing the controller .then i had issues with cars stopping and not starting on there own untill the power track failed and was dead ...i have taken these apart and found what failed unfortunatly i see no fix so i went back to old school wired controllers with ohms adjustment potentiometer.ITs a great idea just that its going to take good wireless speed controls to hold up and be latency free ,like radio control cars ..one thing i was toying with was a mamba max speed control from an rc car i had .. Wire the power supply to the speed control connect the reciever from my rc car controller and wire the speed control to the track and use my rc car conroller for the throttle .. problem solved ... now all you need is 3 more !!!!

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Your brain is slower on one side to the other and if you racing wireless on all tracks that’s the speed you get get over it it works great I have one I have no problems with it.

Like i say AFX is better.

OVER 4 MINUTES OF NOTHING IM OUT