2 Pack USB Controller for SNES Retro Gaming, miadore SNES USB Classic Gamepad Joypad Gamestick for Windows PC MAC Linux Retropie Raspberry Pi 3

For the money/price I would recommend. It doesn't have the exact feel of an SNES controller but good enough

I bought these for my RetroPie system and they work flawlessly. Response is great and the buttons are flawless in their function. Wish I had found these sooner.

Grew up on SNES so I had to go back and play the classics. Nothing better than these controllers. Definitely took me back in time as I played Zelda, Donkey Kong Country, Mario, F-Zero, Mega Man X, etc, etc.Only quibble I have is that sometimes the SNES 9x Emulator will sometimes fail in reading the controller but a quick plug/unplug or closing and reopening of the emulator program will usually fix the issue.

I bought these SNES-style USB controllers expecting nostalgia—and boy, did they deliver. The moment I plugged them in, I was transported back to my living room in 1994, yelling at my sibling during Mario Kart. Except now, I’m yelling at my kid, which is what I call character development.The controllers look and feel just like the originals, minus the sticky buttons from spilled Kool-Aid. They work perfectly with modern games, which is wild because I’m pretty sure the SNES didn’t even have a USB port (shocking, I know). The D-pad is tight, the buttons are snappy, and the experience is pure retro joy. Honestly, they’re so good I might even let Player 2 win. Someday. Maybe. Five stars for resurrecting my childhood without making me blow into a cartridge.

The Gamepad works incredibly well. PC recognized it instantly with no setup hassle. The buttons are responsive, the D-pad is smooth, and the size is perfect for retro gaming. It works seamlessly on Windows, and I've used it with emulators for hours of retro gaming nostalgia. Highly recommend for anyone looking to relive classic games without breaking the bank.

We have had these for almost a year and a half now. They work, in general, but the reaction time is slow. For example, playing Mario, when you truly to jump or run, the button doesn’t react as soon as you push it. It may take a couple of tries for it to register. So, we can still use it to play, but it really puts a damper on game play when the controller doesn’t do what you tell it when you tell it. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve fallen in a hole because the button lagged when U tried to jump. It’s gone on long enough. Looking for a replacement now.

Running NES/SNES/N64 games in an emulator. My other controller didn't do the job. these worked right out of the box with zero config or issues. A worthwhile purchase.

Looks like the Super Famicom controller, holds like the SNES controllers, feels like the SNES controllers - but works on your PC with a USB plug for your emulators. It's probably best to play the genuine article, but if you have to play an emulator, this is the best thing. Plus it comes in sets of two.