MEKBOK NES Controller - [Original NES system] Pack of 2

If you didn’t know it was aftermarket you would easily confuse it for the original. They work really well and the cord length is great!

My son recently started enjoying Mario games and I wanted to show him the original NES but I couldn’t seem to find my controllers. I read through listing reviews and chose this one and crossed my fingers.It was easy to plug in with no trouble and stays in through game play as expected. The buttons are easy to move and function the same as my original controllers. No stiffness and nothing irregular in gameplay. Some say the red buttons are different as they don’t sink in the middle (concave shaped) as original but it doesn’t make it difficult to play (these are round with no sinking in). Great alternative and reasonably priced.

I purchase these for our very Nintendo that have the original controllers. They were not working so well. The only complaint I have with these new ones is the length of the cord which is 5.5 feet. Original ones are two feet longer.

D-pad has a good feel and responsiveness. Overall great OEM replacement controller.

Todo bien y ha tiempo

I bought these to play a non functioning NES given to me by my brother I was able to get working. They look similar enough to the original controllers and are $10 for 2. The A and B buttons are convex (rounded outward) as opposed to concave (rounded inward or caved in). That’s not a deal breaker.I opened the 1st controller, plugged it in, and started to play Mike Tyson’s Punch Out. When pressing up on the D-Pad to punch Glass Joe in the face for the first time, Little Mac moved to the right. I did it again and he moved to the left. It took 3 or 4 tries of pressing up for Little Mac to punch how I wanted him to.I then opened the 2nd controller and it worked properly at first. I was punching my way through Punch Out no problem. My games were playing properly. It was good for about 2 weeks before crapping out similarly to the first controller. And instead of just returning them, I decided to pop them open and poke around inside (i’ve got plenty of experience with electronics and controller repair). The PCB inside is about 1/2 the size of the original controller and has a tendency to want to move around inside, causing the D-Pad to contact the board improperly. Also each rubber contact underneath the D-Pad is really big, causing contact to more than one direction unless hit with laser-guided accuracy.I ended up going to a local retro gaming store and buying an original NES controller. Don’t waste money on these cheap controllers.

Both controllers look great. One controller has issues though. The down button doesn’t work well.

Idk why everyone else is having complaints, works perfect with my retron and looks identical to the old controller... the only difference I noticed is the "A & B" buttons are the opposite of concave like the original nes controllers, other than that. GOOD BANG FOR THE BUCK ! AND WICKED FAST SHIPPING ! THANK YOU !