A "wireless component" isn't exactly the same thing as a "wireless bonus". What has a wireless component despite having no wireless bonus can get into interpretation and opinion. Take the Ocular Drone for example... surely it has a wireless component in giving it remote controls and taking in video feeds from it, yet there's no stated wireless bonus. But does an olfactory booster have a wireless component? I'd argue yes, but it's certainly not explicit.
Here's a list I put together of SR5 core cyberware that has in my view should be universally agreeable as having a wireless function (if not a wireless bonus). I'm leaving out the "obvious" criterion... in my view if it's descriptive that means it potentially applies to anything. Yes, even Bone Lacing. (and becomes a matter of the Disguise skill, if the presence of "obvious" cyberware needs to be hidden)
Control Rig (would only work via direct connection to vehicle/RCC as Greyware, since no wireless...)
Cyberlimbs (arguably.. them having a wireless component may not have wide consensus)
Datajack (largely pointless however without wireless.. why wouldn't you just buy trodes instead for a DNI)
Fingertip Compartment/Smuggling Compartment (although the usefulness of an "obvious" hidden compartment seems dubious)
(Image/Sound/Taste/Touch/etc) Link
Internal Air Tank
Ocular Drone (without wireless, I suppose you'd either have to have it literally dragging a wire or being restricted to Pilot control and can't share recorded video until uploading directly into a commlink or such...)
Reaction Enhancers
Skilljack
Skillwires
Smartlink
Tooth Compartment
Wired Reflexes
*Edit: And add Bone Lacing to the list. The rules for wireless functionality (pg 421, SR5) use Bone Lacing as an explicit example of having a wireless function.
If we take the RAW and say you need to be either obvious or have a wireless component, then in my view literally everything is eligible by virtue of everything being potentially obvious. So by my reading it's in effect everything that has a wireless component is eligible, but must be descriptively obvious and lack that wireless function as greyware.