MAYFLASH Universal Arcade Fighting Stick F500 for Switch/Switch 2, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3, Windows, macOS, Android, Raspberry Pi, Steam Deck, PS Classic, NEOGEO mini

Ho acquistato il MAYFLASH F500 V2 e ne sono rimasto davvero soddisfatto. La qualità costruttiva si percepisce subito: è solido, ben assemblato e soprattutto progettato per essere facilmente aggiornabile. La possibilità di sostituire joystick e pulsanti senza complicazioni è uno dei suoi punti di forza. 🎮 Joystick Il joystick di serie è di buona qualità e utilizza microswitch LEMA KW7. Arriva con un gate quadrato montato, fissato sia tramite gli incastri standard Sanwa sia con quattro viti. Nella confezione è incluso anche un gate ottagonale, ideale per chi preferisce un controllo più morbido nelle diagonali. I gate Sanwa sono perfettamente compatibili. 🔘 Pulsanti I pulsanti imitano i Sanwa OBSF-30: risultano leggermente più rigidi rispetto agli originali, ma offrono comunque un buon feedback. Molto piacevole anche la colorazione rosso amaranto, che dona un tocco estetico particolare. 🧩 Differenze rispetto alla versione Elite La mainboard del V2 include quattro connettori JST a 2 pin dedicati alle direzioni (UP, LEFT, RIGHT, DOWN), oltre al classico connettore a 5 poli per il joystick. Un dettaglio che semplifica ulteriormente eventuali modifiche. 📦 Contenuto della confezione • cavo USB A femmina → USB C maschio (15 cm) • cavo USB A maschio → USB micro maschio (100 cm) • cavo USB A maschio non removibile (300 cm) • 4 piedini in gomma con relative viti • gate quadrato a 8 vie (generico, non Sanwa) • gate ottagonale (generico, non Sanwa) ✅ Conclusioni Nel complesso, il MAYFLASH F500 V2 supera le aspettative: è robusto, versatile e già ottimo così com’è, ma dà il meglio di sé se si vuole personalizzarlo. Per il prezzo pagato (74,99 €), è un acquisto che consiglio senza esitazioni.

Excelente compra y lo consegui a un super precio! Me decidi por el F500 en lugar del F300 puesto tenia un precio de 200 pesos de diferencia... lo cual podra ser mucha pero a mi se me hizo poca puesto el F500 trae un restrictor octogonal el cual te cuesta esos 200 pesos y no tienes que andarlo buscando por fuera. El control es compatible con accesorios Sanwa por si lo quieres mejorar en botones y palanca... lo he estado usando para KoFXV (mi principal razon para comprarlo) y lo empece a calar mucho en Dragon Ball Fighterz y wow! no pense que estuviera tan genial!. Si tienes el dinero y buscas una opcion comoda, customizable, buena y barata creo que esta es para ti... el unico pero que le pondria es que tienes que tener un control de PS4 o Xbox conectado al control todo el tiempo... pero si tienes paciencia, no hay tanto problema.

For the price, it is a really good arcade/fight stick, also really easy to mod because of it's standard sized parts.

The stick works as good as it's advertised, a great stick for beginners. I have been playing fightpad for 20 years + so switching to stick is like a new thing for me, the stick has some weight and the faceplate is bigger so it's food for bigger hand folks (like me) so that I can rest my hand on the stick. I have been playing it a few days the original buttons aren't too sensitive, I guess that's why they offer easy modifications, which I highly recommend to mod it to sanwa parts. Overall it's a great stick under decent price!

First Amazon review I ever write so... First off, I had issues with this stick, but truth be told it was all user error. Once I realized what I was doing wrong, it worked perfectly! 1. The instructions do not mention it but when you download a firmware update, it is a .rar file. You will need to extract it using WinRAR and use the update program. Updating is extremely easy and quick (remember to plug into a 2.0 USB on a PC while holding select and start buttons on the stick). 2. I ran into issues using the stick on Steam. Simple fix: go into Steam controller settings and make sure the Xbox, PS4, etc. are checked (I run the stick in XDirect mode so Xbox checkbox is all I needed). After the above 2 points stick works flawless on Xbox One S and PC using Steam. Haven’t tried it on my PS4 or Switch yet but I shouldn’t have any issues (firmware is the current version). The stick amazing. I have an early 2010s MadCatz SFIV stick that cost me $200 and this stick is very comparable to it. They not feel great to me. For the price, this is a great stick to get. I’d you don’t want to pay $200+ for a stick, this is a great option. Not sure how it does in competitive play, but should be fine I think. Also, this stick is multi platform, so. I worries on what system to get it for (my MadCatz is Xbow360/PC only, use a converter for PS4/Xbox One S play). Customization is awesome too. I just ordered Sanwa buttons/joystick to replace the stock ones, but that’s not to say stock is bad. I’ve been playing fighting games for years so I prefer it. I’ve read other reviews also stating the stock components are great too, so don’t worry too much about that. Stick is sturdy and does not feel cheap at all. One thing to note: if you don’t mind the color scheme, I’d recommend the F500 Elite. It comes with Sanwa buttons/joystick and the price difference isn’t a lot. I spent $80 on the Sanwa buttons/joystick but only because I wanted a specific color scheme. Overall this is a great stick to get. I’m sure the $200 plus sticks are amazing as well, but for casual to some competitive play, I believe this stick is perfect. I bought this for my son but will also get myself one, the multi platform is amazing (converters cost $40 each). For the price, this is a great buy.