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I think I need to return this But I do not believe it’s a problem with the product. I’ve got a game stick that uses a 2.4ghz controller so was looking for a better controller than what came with it. The button mappings just didn’t work as expected, I think the game stick I have needs a controller that’s in the style of a PlayStation controller. This actually worked fine, I was able to play Pac-Man and it was easy to plug in and get the system to recognize the controllers. I really like that these are not battery operated and have charger cords.

I used to have a SNES back in my teenage years, these control pads resemble the quality and the performance of the originals. They have lasted a long life and now I am using them to play those golden age videogames with my daughter.

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Considering how bad most of these lower-priced clone-controllers tend to be, I'm genuinely impressed with these. For starters, the pictures on their page are actually ACCURATE! Which is sadly very rare, at this price-point. Secondly, they are very well-made. They don't feel cheap at all. No weird swirls in the plastic shell, the buttons all move smoothly and have no blemishes; they're just really nice! Speaking of the buttons, I bought these specifically for the SFC-themed buttons; to use in a custom 8bitDo controller I'm putting together. I'm very pleased to see that the buttons are the exact same size as the buttons typically found on 8bitDo controllers. The green and blue buttons have a slightly concave surface, while the yellow and red buttons have a slightly convex surface; exactly as pictured. The colors seem to match the original SFC controller very well, with the exception of the blue button; being slightly darker than the one on the original SFC. But not so dark as to look too out-of-place. They are actually far more true to the colors of the original SFC's buttons than even 8bitDo's previous (discontinued) attempt at making a look-a-like. And given how popular the original SFC controller's color-scheme is, I doubt I'll be the only one who'll be buying these controllers as a source for high-quality buttons! That being said, they're great just on their own too. If you need a pair of SNES/SFC controllers to use with your emulator of choice, I wouldn't hesitate to use these.

It is great to play from the sofa where the cords couldn’t reach. These are easy to charge and the battery runs for days. I just hope the batteries will last years I’d recharging.

I could not get these controllers to map on Retrobat. I tried over and over and they just never worked right. I what tried to map the buttons in Windows and that didn't work either.I guess maybe they work for some folks, but not for me on a basic windows mini PC.They charge weird too. They just act like they're charging forever and never show charged.I returned them for full credit, which is nice if you just can't get them to work on your system.

My favorite gaming system of all time is the SNES. Thus, when putting together a RetroArch box with a Le Potato mini computer, I added this set of controllers and its dongles to it. They work perfectly, and are completely compatible with the system without a huge headache. The start button activates them on RetroArch, and they simply start working.I have never had one run out of power, and thus have no idea how long they would last without being charged.The playability is good. They have a similar layout and feel as an old SNES controller, while the design is ever-so-slightly offset. Either way, the games play the same to me.My only complaint is that the price seems a little high, but these work.

Garbage! Don't bother!I spent almost 5 days trying to get these to work properly on Windows 7, Windows 10 and on Linux Mint 22.1.Tried with quite a few games; even tried in Emulators on Win 7,10 and Linux with quite a few games.Then, just for giggles, I tried using them in Virtualbox on Win 7,10 and Linux; no luck.When just in the OS or other joystick/joy pad software, everything shows as working properly with one or both controllers plugged in.As for in any game...When a single controller is plugged in, the majority of the time, it will work just fine and accepts the configurations (with either of them it is OK with just one).When you plug in both controllers for Two-Player/multi-player games, forget it!They will not work together on two-player/multi-player games.When trying to use both for two-player/multi-player games (whether it is both players playing at the same time or taking turns) one controller will work and the other will do whatever it wants.Configuration on the controllers does not matter.The second player controller will decide on its own what the buttons and D-Pad will do each time a game is loaded (different every time).Even re configuring in-game makes no difference.Re configuring in the OS makes no difference.Re configuring in both the OS and in-game makes no difference.Plugging them in before or after a game is loaded does not matter.I wasted quite a few hours with this junk.These are being returned.When is some company going to make controllers in any old school system style that actually work and last more than a few weeks?I haven't found any yet.