First of all I like retro beat products and I really think they stood out with their Sega 6 and 8 button controllers; fair price and excellent quality. Overall I think it's a good option for the price, although don't expect the build quality to compare to something like the 8BitDo SN30 Pro controller. an odd choice, and while they're manageable, the small analog sticks don't really appeal to me (though I won't be using them much anyway). The keys have a nice feel and the thin L/R keys may not be for everyone. However, if portability is preferable to a controller for long-term gaming, small joysticks and skinny left/rights may be a good option for you. In the end I think it's a good choice if your expectations match the price. It's a better choice than other similarly priced or cheaper controllers with the same number of buttons, and USB-C and a 2.4GHz controller are also big pluses. *By the way, I've only tested it with a USB stick and haven't tried it with a real Super Nintendo yet.
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