🕹️ 16A Arcade Switching Power Supply for Video Game Cabinets - RetroArcade.us, 133 Watt, 110-220V (Upright and Cocktail Compatible) Review

Had to replace my first one. The switching quality between test and game mode is too low. I highly recommend that you make an effort to set everything up in test mode the first time and try not to touch the switch again.

Bought to replace a burnt original Buck Rogers power supply. Only with the 5V+ output it works perfectly. One thing should be noted. Out of the box, "profit" was set at about half. I turned it all the way back as a precaution and after a few measurements with a multimeter, half was pretty close to the 5V output point. Always check this before connecting the board.

I bought this power supply after the 30 year old original broke in my slot machine. I wanted to use this power supply while I was repairing my original. It worked fine for a week or so, I installed it. After installing the refurbished PSU, I decided to disassemble a new replacement PSU. I found the components to be cheap and the whole unit was assembled very cheaply. I've consulted several people who know more about arcade power supplies than I do, and they all warned me against using cheap…

Worked as a replacement in a Japanese Neo Geo Jamma booth. Not as strong as the original and the terminal screws were too thick for the original spade lugs. But after connecting it works fine.

There is nothing I don't like about this product. I buy this every time I change the power supply for an arcade I'm building. This is my benchmark.

Bought this for a home arcade machine running RetroPie. 12V rails for the audio amp and LCD, 5V rails for the Raspberry Pi and the LED buttons. Only there was so much noise and hum in the audio from the Pi that I put an LC filter between this power supply and I didn't test this PS on an oscilloscope to check if dirty power supplies were the cause, but I can tell that the 5V power supply that came with the Pi didn't generate any hum or buzz.

I finally found the time to swap out this power supply. I'm sure it would have worked fine if I hadn't been careful and the manufacturer had chosen a bad design. Instead of 12V/+5V/Ground like every other power supply I've worked with, the terminals are 12/-5V/Ground. +5V is at the other end of the terminal block next to the AC input. It's my fault for not checking my wiring carefully before checking the power supply and emitting smoke, so I can't justify an entirely negative review. And I…

I used this power supply to repair my Golden Tee 98. Everything fit and turned with no problems. Easy to assemble. Arrived promptly and works perfectly.