BrokenDreams77

Very few pieces of technology have the bandwidth requirements of the Wii U.  Which is where there could potentially be a problem, as if there WAS another device on the same radio spectrum that DOES have the same sort of bandwidth requirements, it could conflict.

Also, while it might "seem" that most technology doesn't have problems, it doesn't mean there aren't problems.  Its quite common for people to have issues connecting devices to WiFi, or video senders belonging to your neighbors knocking out your WiFi entirely.  However I am still skeptical the Wii U GamePad problems are related to any of these things, it seems more likely its an actual fault in the hardware.