Controller INNEXT Compatible Raspberry Rechargeable Review

You've had about a week. You connect and play instantly. A and B were swapped on my Raspberry Pi, but a quick reconfiguration and that's it. I'm coming to Zelda on the SNES. The controllers turn themselves off when you're not using them. To be honest, the battery life is incredible. Much longer to use than my Xbox One controllers. This is the perfect affordable product. They seem light so maybe throwing them across the room isn't the best move lol.

I would hide the micro USB port even deeper inside. As in the gutter with a kind of clip for fixing where the cord looks out. Now a good controller. I guess kids leave it plugged in while playing and that's where that USB port is going to break. An improved cable that simply twisted and broke where it screwed into the sharp plastic. Bulkier than OG. But children don't know that.

So they didn't really fit what I bought them for and now I can return them which always sucks. I think I didn't read the description enough or I would have known when I bought it. It would be nice if they maybe explained more clearly that this is for gaming via computers and not necessarily intended to replace the wired controllers that come with retro gaming consoles (the cables are very short and bothersome so I looked for wireless ones ). not that lol!).

I first tried the hyped 8bitdo controller with two additional analog sticks and triggers but with the same classic look. What a terrible mistake. Bluetooth disconnected every 3 seconds, input lag was terrible. This? Very easy to charge, sync, feel very close to the original SNES controllers, and achieve long range. I'm taking off a star because the materials seem a bit cheap but the buttons/d-pad are ok, we'll see how they hold up, but for the price it shouldn't last long. Also, the charging…

I use them to play games on a PC emulator with my girlfriend's 5 year old kid. The controller is still too big for him, but that's nobody's fault. They are very easy to connect and work well with other controllers. I use two of them at the same time with two other copies of Xbox 360 controllers. Everything is wireless and everything is perfect, no problem. My only concern is that the buttons on the bumper are a little hard to press. I hope they loosen up over time, but right now it's hard for a

I've hooked up a couple of these to my Raspberry Pi to play old school Sega and Nintendo games and it's great! It doesn't have an analog joystick, but neither is it needed for retro gaming! I prefer them because it is very difficult to establish a Bluetooth connection. There is also a secret - the 350mAh battery lasts more than 4 hours, but it is very easy to replace with a screwdriver. I installed a 1200mah lithium battery and didn't charge it for weeks! (Yes, the plastic feels a little cheap,

What's the deal with the 'thickness' rating? In any case. As mentioned, the quality of the materials in these controllers is quite cheap. I wasn't expecting much when I opened the box as each weighs next to nothing, but overall they work GREAT! For what they cost, this is a great little controller. I haven't had any blackouts with any of them and after the first charge the battery still works with the one I've been using for about 2 weeks with regular use. Too bad my Xbox One remotes don't work

I bought these to replace the wired versions of SNES style gamepads and so far they've worked great. There are a few things I would have liked differently: * The keys are a bit soft and feel slower and more tiring. * The D-Pad feels similar, but is slightly smaller and feels like it "clicks" a bit instead. when rotating 360°.* An additional button would be great! I hate that I lost the "Select" button to map to a dedicated emulation button as some games require "Select" (e.g. a few things I…