Wireless sounds like the obvious choice, but I'd like to hear from those who have one. Is there any noticeable delay? Any reception problems?

I had a wired model and sent it in for an upgrade to wireless. I think the wireless is the better way to go.

There is no delay to the wireless that you can perceive. You do need to get the adjustable delay though so you can approximate a human response time. It is one of their options. I also got rearm and hi/low. I bought a 9 volt charger and 4 nine volt rechargeable batteries and two batteries are plugged in at the club all the time.

I have a wired model. When I use it, I usually just practice specific targets and tend to stay on the pad a while so I am OK.

However, if I were to do this again, I would definately go wireless.

Absolutely DO get the wireless model, and be absolutely sure to get the adjustable delay feature. I have one so equipped and it is superb.

DLM

Wireless the $$ only hurts for a minute.

Kenny, I don't know where you live but if you experience much snow in the winter, not having to drag the chord around in the snow is a definite plus with the wireless.

Without question, what D L Marcum states is what you need. I have one and it works just fine.

I've got a wired unit and I would definitely get a wireless if I had it to do over again. Don't make my mistake.

I purchased the wireless at the beginning of this year, and it's a great product and has been wonderful for meaningful practice. It takes some study to understand all the modes. I use the "instant" mode with seems simulate the "wand" that was used in the recent tournaments that I have participated.