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]

What's the deal with the "thickness" rating?? Anyways.. As others have mentioned the quality of materials is pretty cheap feeling in these controllers. I wasn't expecting much when I opened the box since they each weigh next to nothing, but overalll they work GREAT! For what they cost they're a great little controller. I've had ZERO disconnections with either one and after my initial charge the battery is still going strong on the one I'm using with regular usage for about 2 weeks now. It's too bad my Xbox One remotes don't work this well. For the money I have no problem recommending these to anyone. They're a great value for a RetroPie system or PC gaming.

Was missing one of the USB connectors and the one that does have one loses its connection all the time. One of the buttons sticks all the time, and you also can't use it while plugged in to charge. Horribly disappointed, was going to return it but honestly forgot to after all the craziness of the holidays. Garbage. Would not recommend.

Works great. I use all 4 in a hub on the pi for recalbox. They reconnect every time with no issues. I put 1000mah batteries in so they'd last a month. You could probably fit 12 or 14 in there but these are those 4 peice sets they sell for cheap https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CXNQ3ZR?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share so I'm only in $20 on top of the cost of the controllers. These batteries are the maximum thickness you can fit. You can see i had to shave the plastic on on the back in a couple places. You can just snap the center post off completely to fit a bigger battery. The connectors on these batteries were the smaller ones so i had to pinch the pins together on the board and push them in. Although if you wanted to, you could cut and solder the old connectors (cut wires separately and at different lengths to prevent a short). There are some 1200mah drone lipo batteries on here too that would fit well, and they're sold in sets of 4 for drones, so they're like $20 also.

So could be interference or something but although these seem to work well there seems to be a slight delay introduced by being wireless. The battery life is also kind of lacking. The delay isn't enough to notice normally but I switched my partner to an 8bitdo wired controller and the difference they noticed immediately. We'll see though if a wireless 8bitdo compares. Overall these aren't bad on a budget and we had fun using them but ended up returning because the 8bitdo was just so much better. I think my biggest thing is if I kept using them I would mod the battery its so small I think maybe 2-3 hours on a charge but they seem to run out quick if your having a retro game night. Overall they aren't bad there are just better options at of course a higher price.

I got these controllers for an emulator we purchased. I really like that they are identical to super nintendo controllers, however they are wireless. They have a USB remote for it and they actually have an extended range, further than I expected for this price. I have no complaints, 5 stars