8Bitdo SN30 2.4G Wireless Gamepad for Original SNES/SFC (SN Edition) - Super NES for PC

The SNES controller was actually pretty good for a while on USB, but it did not take long before the USB port became damaged. Judging by the reviews, Im sure that Im an outlier, but this is the first time a USB controller has become damaged in this way. Like I said, while it was working, the controller was great; however, only getting a month and change out of it only made the quality more disappointing.

No lag, easy to install (plug and play), easy to use. Have had 0 problems.

Its a wireless snes controller thats good quality. Buy it.

If you don’t want a cord to play your classic SNES. Or have chitlins that want to flop the cord cuz they think they r cute and want to break your precious classic system. Trust me on this one. You’ll want this remote. This is fantastic. Will last long I’m sure. I’m happy and content w it. Enjoy guys! Meow.

You need this! Pretty much a perfect replacement for an original snes controller. The battery life is great, it feels great, and no noticeable lag. Totally worth getting. The genesis version is just as good too.

got this for super nt works good.

On the Dpad, I had to press the right considerably harder in order to get it to respond. This seems to be a known issue. Will be returning to get a new one hopefully without this issue. UPDATE - I returned the defective one and the new one I received seems to work for the right side of the Dpad, however this one has a problem with the top left diagonal. Its not nearly as bad as the first one but it is there. I decided to deal with it because if these problems are spanning over 2 different controllers its likely a flaw with the board or the pads they are using etc. I did not see these issues in their BT offerings, however those are junk for latency if you are playing fast action games that require quick response.

The controller is well built and feels great. The avg input latency has been measured at 11ms in wireless mode, which is pretty standard for wireless controllers. I was hoping the input lag would be closer to the M30 2.4g (db9 genesis dongle version), which was measured with an avg of 4.5ms. Hopefully the input latency can be improved with a firmware update down the line.

It’s obvious now that I re-examined the description but this is the price for just one controller. Alternative companies offer two for just a few dollars more.

I own 4 different older 8bitdo controllers and they have unusable d-pads. Its impossible to switch cardinal directions without hitting diagonals. This is NOT how NES/SNES controllers are supposed to work. Well, they finally fixed it with these models! These are virtually perfect. Low latency, work correctly on original hardware, and they feel right. I am including an image to show that they really did fix the d-pad problems: the new 2.4G model (on the right) has contacts shaped like a real SNES controller. The old bluetooth style on the left has the usual 8bitdo quad contacts that do not work correctly. I 100% recommend these. They come paired out of the box, have no discernible latency, and play great.