LongLongJin USB Wired Controller for NES Games,Compatible Windows PC Mac Linux RetroPie NES Emulators, USB Retro Classic Joystick Raspberry Pi Gamepad Controller for Authentic Gaming Experience ( 2 Pack )

These are simple video game controller that looks like the old 16bit video game machine. I only tried them on windows but they worked as you'd expect.

Would not connect

It didn’t even fit with my console because of the usb ends.

These look, feel, and smell like the originals. Each button feels to the "T" like the original. The D pad feels the same as well. The red buttons are not as dark as the original, and they feel a hair lighter on press, but just a hair. The plastic case feels solid, but I want to add that the the controller feels just a few hairs shy of the original weight.Keep in mind that technology has drastically advanced and changed. It's been 38 years since it was originally released so I'm sure the PCB is much thinner and the technology has been squeezed down into a single microprocessor rather than a bunch of resistors (now surface mount resistors), capacitors and a bunch of chip sockets with chips.I honestly feel that these controllers feel solid in the hand. I'm glad these exist, I've purchased a few non OEM USB-A controllers, and these have to be the best feeling and most responsive out of the bunch. The top sheet decal with the "Select", "Start", "B" and "A" also feels like the original.At 5.7 feet of cable it is plenty to use while sitting and relaxing with a PC. For Couch Co-op I highly suggest picking up some USB-A to USB-A extension cables. The cable is nice and thick.Tested on Windows 10 & 11 and works as it should. Detected as a "USB gamepad". Response is nice and tight.Great to be able to play the huge library of classics once again. As a side note, if you keep searching, there are even more games being released for this classic console till this day!Remember these controllers are for PC, Raspberry Pi, and other systems that have USB-A ports, not the original console.

I recently purchased the LongLongJin USB NES Controller 2-pack and have been quite pleased. The controllers go through without a hitch with my Raspberry Pi, running RetroPie, so hopping back into some classic NES games is pretty painless. The construction is generally good, with responsive buttons and a comfortable feel that closely emulates the original controllers. However, the 5.7-foot cable length is a bit too short for my setup, so maybe consider the need for a USB extension if you're looking to play from the couch. All things considered, it's really a nice option for retro game enthusiasts.

So, there's nothing special about the packaging. Just a plain generic white box. Both controllers are wrapped in bubble wrap.Comparing these controllers to an original NES controller, the dimensions are 100% exactly the same. Everything from the little notch above the cord to the depth of the Start and Select buttons to the small indention on the back are exact. If I had to guess, a 3-D model of the original controller and 3-D printer were used in the manufacturing process.The D pad and buttons are slightly taller than my original controller. About 1/16 of an inch (0.158 cm). This gives the controller a slightly different feel but it doesn't handicap my gameplay in any way.The buttons are concave, like the original and not convex or flat like on some others you might have seen.The performance of both controllers are identical to my original NES controller. Games that require precision, like Super Mario 2 (the Japanese version) are not a problem. There is no latency, unlike my experience with wireless controllers.Overall, these controllers hit the mark. They are the best non-OEM controllers I've found so far...and I've tested many. They feel durable and not cheap. If anything changes, I'll come back and update this review. But as it stands today, these controllers easily get a 5 star rating.

Received product and neither controller works. Not recognized by any device.

The ad said it worked with the nintendo switch.The switch never recognized the controller.I had to waste time and gas to return it