🎮 AGPTEK 2 Pack NES Classic Controller Wireless for Nintendo Classic Mini Edition and PC - No-Wired Gamepad Joypad Supporting Windows Review

I bought this for my husband during a promotion and at the time I didn't check out his classic Nintendo console and thought it would be such a surprise he could Have controllers for 4 people instead of 2. I got worried when I saw that it could only work for 2 players and told him about the surprise. He wasn't sure, but he liked the idea. As soon as we got it he tried it and loved it. He uses it all the time now and plans to use it for his Raspberry Pi and Crow Pi. So it took a while but he's…

I bought a couple of these wireless NES controllers and like other buyers I connected them to my Raspberry PI 3B+, charged them for 24 hours then when I got them connected a bluetooth dongle and tried to activate controller but nothing happened. Doesn't turn on at all. I've tried every key and combination of keys to no avail. I sent back the first set and asked for a second one. The same thing. The blue charge light went out after about 10 seconds, but I left them plugged in to make sure they…

I really like these wireless controllers I bought for our NES. I was surprised to see that not only do they come with a NES dongle, but also a regular USB dongle so I can use these controllers with my laptop. The Pro's buttons feel really solid and easy to press with my arthritic hands, there are no cables, it's completely wireless, and it comes with a micro-USB charging cable. I like the fact that it's just a regular charging cable. The only negative is that there is no indicator to show how…

Do not buy these if you intend to connect them to Raspberry Pi 3. In short, a very long, frustrating and boring story - Pi 3 does not fully accept these controllers. Any NES game that uses controls that include a directional button + A or B (that's pretty much ALL games) will not be recognized by the Retropie/Pi when using those controllers. For example, if you're playing Mario 3 and try to use the right directional key + B key to run forward, the system doesn't recognize it because it can't…

If I didn't know better and you told me they are OEM I wouldn't be able to tell the difference other than that they are wireless. They feel great, just like the original NES controller. They connect wirelessly via a USB dongle and it works great. The controller sits under my desk as it created a "wall" between it and the USB dongle so it had input lag at the time, but as long as you're a good distance away and there aren't any blocking walls it will work Great. The cross has been properly done,

Repeat after me: these are not bluetooth controllers. There is a lot of incorrect information in the Q&A and reviews. You MUST have an AGPTEK dongle to use them - you can connect the controller to another AGPTEK dongle, but you cannot pair it to a computer or other device that uses Bluetooth. This limits me a bit as I have a Surface Go with only one USB-C input which means I have to use an adapter to use the controller. Other than that, it's a great controller and works well with the NES…

I bought a set of these consoles and was immediately impressed with the build quality, look and feel. I connected them to the charger and was very excited to try them out. After playing around with the first one for 20 minutes, I came to the conclusion that it must be a bad device because it was completely dead. The electronic components were dead or the first charge burned everything. The second remote connected and seemed fine until I used it a second time and it was dead as a hammer too. I…