2.4 GHz Wireless USB SNES Controller for Super Classic Games, iNNEXT Retro USB PC Controller Compatible for Windows PC MAC Linux Genesis Raspberry Pi Retropie Emulator [Plug & Play] [Rechargeable]

All four are combined into a hub on the Pi for use with Recalbox. Despite the large batteries, they always connect without any issues. I put 1000mah batteries in so they would last for I think you can fit 12 or 14 in there, but it's one of those cheap 4 piece sets that cost only $20 on top of the controller cost. This is the maximum thickness that can be fitted into these batteries. As you can see, I had to shave the plastic on the back a couple of times. A bigger battery can simply be snapped into the center post by removing it fully. If you wanted to, you could also cut and solder the old connectors (cut the wires at different lengths and separately Similarly, there are some 1200mah drone lipo batteries on here that will fit, and they are sold in sets of 4 for $20, so they will cost about $20.

Nicole Bates

| Mar 08, 2021

What is the "thickness" rating all about? I don't know. There is a cheap feeling to the materials in these controllers, as have been mentioned by others. Seeing as how they each weigh next to nothing, I didn't expect much when I opened the box, but overall I am really pleased. I think they are an excellent controller for what they cost. With either one, I have never experienced a disconnect and the battery is still going strong after my initial charge on the one I have been using with regular usage for about two Sadly, my Xbox One remotes aren't as good as this. These are a good value for the money and I would recommend them Whether you want to game on a RetroPie system or a PC, these are great deals.

Amayah Velasquez

| Oct 28, 2020

I originally tried the 8bitdo controller with two additional analogue sticks and triggers, but the controller does the same old thing. It was a horrible mistake on my part. What are these? I love how easy it is to charge, sync, feel so close to the original SNES controllers, and have a good distance from the monitor. There is only one star taken off because of the cheap-looking materials, but the buttons and the Dpad are fine. We will see how long it lasts, but for the price, I wouldn't expect it to last. Likewise, the plug in for the recharge cable is a bit of a pain, you have to shove it in there really tight.

Quincy Kaiser

| Nov 17, 2020

The aim of my purchase was to replace corded equivalents of SNES games Unlike other styles of gamepads, these have worked out well for me I would have preferred that these had been different in a few ways I found the buttons a bit soft and hard to press so pressing them became slower and more tiresome. I- -- D There is a similar feel, but a little less. Instead, it seems to 'click' slightly as you rotate 360 degrees a couple of It would be great if there were an extra button! I'll run the microwave while I try the cordless pairing at some point. I don't notice any delay at all, I'll give it a try when I run the microwave. A thicker version of the text is provided below. Compared to original ones, these are a little thicker, making them easier to manipulate.

Oliver Hays

| Apr 09, 2021

They're a great addition to my collection. My initial purchase was of the wired versions, which I also found to be quite Therefore, they have been working perfectly so far. I have tested it up to 30', and the range is excellent, I haven't completely drained the battery from the controllers even after playing for hours. They're also very responsive I have had no lag issues. I cannot think of anything better for the price. Don't wait any longer! Buy them now!.

Murphy Reeves

| Jan 03, 2021

There’s a secret you need to know too In addition to its long battery life of over 4 hours, the 350mah battery is very easy to switch out Now I have not charged it for weeks because I replaced the battery with a 1200mah lithium battery. (Yes, the plastic feels cheap, but it is extremely strong! The controller is also a retro game controller, which is perfect for its purpose!.

Harvey Barrett

| Aug 10, 2020

Still, spending $50 on a controller that the kids are just going to rip apart is pointless. As for the micro USB input, I would have prefered tucking it a bit more inside, maybe in a channel with a clip at the end to keep the cord from coming At least for now, it's an excellent Kids are probably going to keep the USB connected as they play and that might cause the connection to We upgraded from cords that wiggled, and the threads got ripped where they penetrated a sharp object. The newer version is more clunky than the old one. It's a fact that kids don't realize.

Virginia Morrison

| Jan 22, 2021

This is what I use to play video games on an emulator PC with my girlfriend's 5 year old. He still has a bit of difficulty holding the controller, but that's not the fault of the manufacturer. The controllers connect very easily, and play well with other games. I love all of the wireless features, and there are no issues to report. I have a small complaint, however, about how hard it is to press the bumper buttons. Even I find them uncomfortable to press in the heat of the moment, but I'm hopeful they will loosen up in time. Right now, the kid has trouble pressing them, and I also find them uncomfortable to press.

Mason Moss

| Mar 12, 2021