Review on MAYFLASH Buttons Joysticks Nintendo Android by Bob Roberts

All other positive reviews that you can read are correct. This stick is worth the price. It's probably considered an "entry-level" stick, but I'd say it's a mid-range joystick at an entry-level price. Pros: Sanwa parts, customization options, versatility for use on multiple systems (and out-of-the-box functionality for most systems). ), high quality materials (nice and heavy) and lots of support from Mayflash on their website. Cons: Only one in my opinion and not really a scam but more of an inconvenience. PS3/4 and Xbox 360/One require one of their original controllers to work on these systems. So you basically connect this joystick to a regular controller and that controller connects to your console like normal. It's basically just an extra connection, and to be honest, it's very simple. There's even a way to avoid unnecessary cables and a console controller altogether. It's called Magicboot (for PS4 or Xbox One, they're also on the Mayflash website and can be ordered through Amazon). There is a USB port for one of these dongles on the front of the stick. The key "acts" as the original controller that you need to connect. Eliminates all the clutter associated with using the console controller and turns it into a small USB dongle that sticks out half an inch from the front of the joystick. with square gates. I just opened my F500 Elite 10 minutes ago and guess what I found including the octagonal gate! I bought an 8 way gate which I thought I needed because I didn't know it was included. Mayflash should update its product description to reflect this when actually included in the future. So yes, the stick is reliable. Tournament quality parts are customizable and versatile right out of the box. The 8 position perimeter plate was an added bonus.