2.4 GHz Wireless SNES Switch Online Controller, USB Receiver, Compatible with Switch/Switch OLED, Windows PC, Mac OS, Android, Steam Deck, Raspberry Pi (Rechargeable) (Plug and Play) (2 Pack) Purple

For the price these controllers to me are amazing. The buttons all work perfectly and the dpad is great. The Dpad has a satisfying almost clicky but not clicky feel to it (if that makes sense). Like not mushy but not clicky somewhere in between. The buttons are very responsive and plays emulation great. I tested it on a Super Mario World hack and it worked very well rocking the dpad back and forth to control Mario in the air. The only downside, if any, is the body of the controller does not seem super strong. It seems upon first impressions like it would flex but it did not and does seem strong enough it's just compared to my Snes Classic controller the body is definitely not as rock solid as that one is. But it doesnt matter when using it I did not notice any flex or weakness just thought I would point it out.Also guess what? You get 2 controllers! Definitely worth the buy and thanks for the great controllers. Now I just need to up my Mario game.

I bought these controllers for a RetroPie setup and I have been pleasantly surprised so far. The controllers that I'm replacing are some old iBuffalo controllers that were having button sticking issues and I got tired of having so many buttons (they were newer gen, ergonomically designed controllers) and decided to go for a more retro feel. These had an average 4* review and were only $12, so I decided to grab one. The other controllers I had for the setup were ~$20 apiece and when I saw these I figured $12 for one is a great deal. I obviously wasn't paying particularly close attention, because I only realized the next day when I was checking on shipping times that I had ordered a pair for $12. I haven't used an SNES classic controller in a long time, but from what I remember these seem to be a pretty good approximation. I haven't had any issues with buttons, mapping was a piece of cake in RetroPIe, both controllers mapped consistently and thus far are performing flawlessly. The only flaw is how short the cable is. The official description is 150cm, or about 5', but we already had USB extension cables for the other controllers, so this isn't much of an issue. If you consider that extension cables are $6 a pop for 3 meters, that means each of these controllers would cost you $12 if you included extension cables, which really isn't a bad deal at all. Definitely worth the purchase - I plan on buying a few more to have as backups.edit: originally stated controllers were $10, but they were actually $12. corrected for this mistake

Revised Review:The company reached out to me to say the controllers should both work with my systems, so they sent out replacements. After testing, they do work with RetroPi on SNES games (and N64 games, haven't tested other types). The buttons don't show any sign of wear so far, and the cables seem to be holding up nicely as well. The D-pad is not 100% like an SNES controller, but I only notice in games like Street Fighter II. Not a big deal for me, I'd rather play Mario RPG or Harvest Moon. Works fine in Super Mario World.Shoulder buttons are similarly *almost* great. Feel isn't the same, more travel, and sometimes I miss the actuation. I'll get used to it, and it's not a failure point.On OpenEMU they work the same as RetroPi. On STEAM (for mac) they do not work at all (0% functionality) and do not show up in the "controllers" tab under settings. I'm ok with this, but took a star off. I'm sure these controllers are not faulty, since they work so well with the SNES emulators. They are advertised to work with Mac, and they do (OpenEMU) and are not labeled for Steam, but the company told me in an email that they should definitely work 100% with Steam. Maybe on Windows they do, but not on mac with the current updated version of Steam. I have a generic 360 controller (usb) that works with Steam on Mac, so I figured it should all be the same USB HID thing going on, but apparently it's not quite the same? I don't know enough about these things to say, but it's not working there. They will stay with with Raspberry Pi in the kids room for now.____________________________________(one star review) One controller works with RetroPi. Other controller does not work at all. The one (functioning) controller does *not* work with macOS (OpenEMU) except for the L/R shoulder buttons. When I try to map the controller, it shows up as a generic USB controller, but the D-pad and A/B/X/Y buttons do not register.In Steam (for Mac), the L/R and Start/Select buttons register in controller mapping, but again, d-pad and A/B/X/Y do not.Quality control seems low for a product with such high reviews.

I Purchased the2 Pack iNNEXT SNES Retro Multicolored Keys (Pack of 2) Excellent controllers holding up with my kids so far!Purchased to use with my raspberry pi retropie setup. I measured the length of the cord it is about 57 inches... Just shy of 5 feet long.So I use a additional 3ft USB Cable extension A-Male to A-Female, no noticeable lag.I like using the USB extension cable with these for 2 purposes:- 1 - Make it so you can sit a good distance from the TV (so the kids don't throw the remote at the TV if they are too close and so you don't get that kink in your neck looking up at the TV depending on how your setup is)- 2 - Also, so if the kids start to run off with the controller it disconnects at the USB extension rather than pulling the Raspberry Pi and having it crash into the ground.Seller was very kind and quick to respond to any questions I had, before and after my purchase.I definitely like these controllers, they get the job done and are light but feel pretty solid.There are some games that require an analog joystick or 2 analog joysticks just be aware of that, since I am now going to purchase a controller that has a joystick as well for those games.*NoteIn order to set these up to work with RetroPie I had to use a keyboard to get to the configure input options and setup the buttonsOriginally I had 1 controller that did not work, the company apologized and responded very quickly and shipped replacement right away.

fonctionne bien sur Widows 11 avec l'émulateur Mesen , Je les conseilles vivement !

Casi identicos al original, la sensacion de botones y la precision en el emulador perfecta, t transporta como si usaras la consola original

Best retro controller I've ever used. These feel like I remember a SNES controller feeling, right down to the button push feel. Had an issue with one controller on my first order, the mfg quickly sent me another pack when I explained what was wrong with the first. (the dpad only registered left and up)... just a wiring/pcb issue I'm sure, but they took care of it quickly and to my satisfaction!

Bought this for my C64 mini retro gaming consol. Works great as a joystick replacement and totally beats the $49 price of the actual joystick and you get two for the price of one. Very good value

Lo compré para jugar con mi hijo, para emulador de SNES me ha funcionado a la perfección, también con escasos juegos de PC antiguos por la limitante de no tener palancas, muy buena respuesta de los botones y muy buena sensación. Han pasado 6 meses desde la compra, juego de 4 a 5 horas a la semana con ellos y con mi hijo, en uno el botón Y ya no se siente como se presiona, pero ademásque se me ha caido 3 veces, es un botón que presiono miles de veces en cada juego arcade. La conexión y el cable siguen funcionando sin fallas, la cruceta no es lo mejor para juegos de pelea, esta si se siente de baja calidad.Recomendadísimo por el precio y dependiendo de los juegos que uno quiera correr.