2X Classic SNES USB Controller for Retro Gamings, kiwitatá Super NES Wired USB Joypad Game Controller for Windows PC Mac Raspberry Pi

Worked right out of the box, but with heavy use (3-4 hours a day over the course of several months), both controllers had the A button start to stick. I probably wouldnt get this brand again, but for what I paid, they served their purpose quite nicely. Edit: After coming into contact with the company that makes these, they offered a complete, free replacement because they were still under warranty. So Im adding a star for good warranty.

Use these for my raspberry pi couldnt ask for any better quality and price for these controllers. No input lag from them

Bought a pair of these for a snes emulator on a windows desktop. The setup was easy enough, pretty much plug it in and configure it on the emulator. The controllers feel pretty cheap but the d-pad and buttons have had no issues so far. Really wish the cable was about a foot longer. I knew for the price I wasnt getting a top of the line product, but so far Im not dissatisfied.

I am sure these would work well playing any game in which the number of buttons works out. I bought them specifically as part of a Retropi build. Which is a system built off of a Raspberry Pi running Retropi OS which allows you to play any roms from games you may have from Atari/Arcade through the SEGA. NES, SNES and PS1. And they work perfectly, just plug and play. The controllers themselves are well made and feel solid, which is nice considering the price for two. They are a super function, well made set of controllers if you need them for something.

I needed a SNES controller for my video game review series Georg Mack Plays the Classics. I hemmed and hawed for awhile and decided on these. So far, theyve been great. They feel good, buttons are nice, and compatibility for what I want is there. If I wear them out, Ill buy them again at this point.

There is nothing to dislike about this product or seller. Shipping was quick. Controllers work great and resemble the old snes ones. I use them on all my emulators because they are so light and simple.

I wanted to play Super Mario World and Yoshis Island again, relive my youth, but without my long gone SNES. These controllers enabled me to do just that! I use playemulator.com and THOROUGHLY enjoy reliving my favorite game

I dont understand why some people on here are saying that theyre cheaply made and whatnot. They feel good, the buttons and d-pad are definite, and theyre injection molded with relatively high quality plastic. One problem however, is their unreliability. I used these once yesterday, they both... technically worked... except when I was input mapping one of them it kept spamming POV Up or something. Today, the one that worked yesterday stopped working, and the one that I was having problems with worked fine. If youre willing to wrestle around with technical difficulties, input mapping, etc, this is a good buy.

So far so good. Fits great in my hand.I’m using my controller with my Mac which is correctly running iOS X. You can download openemu from Openemu.org which is the emulator (free) then select preferences next select controls.(Once you download and open the program). Scroll down to input and select USB GAMEPAD which will add the controller. I’m attaching some screenshots to help out. Hope this helps.

Its understandable that these wouldnt be that great given the price. However, they have one specific reason, and that is to play emulated games. The controller doesnt have the ability to map D-pad combinations(Up+Left, Up+Right, etc.) so for most games its pretty useless.