MAYFLASH Universal Arcade Fighting Stick F500 for Switch/Switch 2, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3, Windows, macOS, Android, Raspberry Pi, Steam Deck, PS Classic, NEOGEO mini

Ho acquistato il MAYFLASH F500 V2 e ne sono rimasto davvero soddisfatto. La qualità costruttiva si percepisce subito: è solido, ben assemblato e soprattutto progettato per essere facilmente aggiornabile. La possibilità di sostituire joystick e pulsanti senza complicazioni è uno dei suoi punti di forza. 🎮 Joystick Il joystick di serie è di buona qualità e utilizza microswitch LEMA KW7. Arriva con un gate quadrato montato, fissato sia tramite gli incastri standard Sanwa sia con quattro viti. Nella confezione è incluso anche un gate ottagonale, ideale per chi preferisce un controllo più morbido nelle diagonali. I gate Sanwa sono perfettamente compatibili. 🔘 Pulsanti I pulsanti imitano i Sanwa OBSF-30: risultano leggermente più rigidi rispetto agli originali, ma offrono comunque un buon feedback. Molto piacevole anche la colorazione rosso amaranto, che dona un tocco estetico particolare. 🧩 Differenze rispetto alla versione Elite La mainboard del V2 include quattro connettori JST a 2 pin dedicati alle direzioni (UP, LEFT, RIGHT, DOWN), oltre al classico connettore a 5 poli per il joystick. Un dettaglio che semplifica ulteriormente eventuali modifiche. 📦 Contenuto della confezione • cavo USB A femmina → USB C maschio (15 cm) • cavo USB A maschio → USB micro maschio (100 cm) • cavo USB A maschio non removibile (300 cm) • 4 piedini in gomma con relative viti • gate quadrato a 8 vie (generico, non Sanwa) • gate ottagonale (generico, non Sanwa) ✅ Conclusioni Nel complesso, il MAYFLASH F500 V2 supera le aspettative: è robusto, versatile e già ottimo così com’è, ma dà il meglio di sé se si vuole personalizzarlo. Per il prezzo pagato (74,99 €), è un acquisto che consiglio senza esitazioni.

Excelente compra y lo consegui a un super precio! Me decidi por el F500 en lugar del F300 puesto tenia un precio de 200 pesos de diferencia... lo cual podra ser mucha pero a mi se me hizo poca puesto el F500 trae un restrictor octogonal el cual te cuesta esos 200 pesos y no tienes que andarlo buscando por fuera. El control es compatible con accesorios Sanwa por si lo quieres mejorar en botones y palanca... lo he estado usando para KoFXV (mi principal razon para comprarlo) y lo empece a calar mucho en Dragon Ball Fighterz y wow! no pense que estuviera tan genial!. Si tienes el dinero y buscas una opcion comoda, customizable, buena y barata creo que esta es para ti... el unico pero que le pondria es que tienes que tener un control de PS4 o Xbox conectado al control todo el tiempo... pero si tienes paciencia, no hay tanto problema.

For the price, it is a really good arcade/fight stick, also really easy to mod because of it's standard sized parts.

The stick works as good as it's advertised, a great stick for beginners. I have been playing fightpad for 20 years + so switching to stick is like a new thing for me, the stick has some weight and the faceplate is bigger so it's food for bigger hand folks (like me) so that I can rest my hand on the stick. I have been playing it a few days the original buttons aren't too sensitive, I guess that's why they offer easy modifications, which I highly recommend to mod it to sanwa parts. Overall it's a great stick under decent price!

My wife got this for me as an early birthday present. I am not in the least bit disappointed. I own all 4 consoles that this works on but rather than plug it in to the Xbox one or ps4 n try it with tekken 7 or injustice 2, I took it for a spin on my PS3 n played all my childhood favorites. I started with pacman and Galaga which were on the Namco museum vol 1. Then moved up to mortal kombat arcade trilogy then king of fighters and marvel vs capcom 2. My daughter came in the room and wanted to try her hand at metal slug so we played that for an hour or so. Last but not least on the ps3 we had the 2 of my favorite games as a kid, the simpsons arcade and xmen. For the ps3 this stick works awesome. I tried it with the stock gate it came with which is the square. I don't know much about fight sticks or mayflash or sanwa (which I read is compatible with this model) but I do know the plate didn't feel like the arcades I played in as a child. The box did contain an octagonal plate which I swapped out almost 10 minutes into trying it. I wanted to see if it would change my ability to play. Sure enough, I didn't miss any hadukens or any specials in marvel vs capcom 2. Plays super smooth and has no noticeable lag. I don't own any other fight sticks to compare it to but I will probably buy a mayflash f300 in the future to compare it to and so that when someone comes over to the mancave we can relive those classic arcade games once more. I can't wait to try killer instinct and tekken 7. Only thing I didn't like was the position of the port that you need to connect your controller to. I will more than likely end up getting magicboots but wanted to try the peripheral itself before spending more than I needed to in case the product wasn't up to par with expectations. Luckily my lovely wife gave me the best gift I've had in gaming in a long time. So now that I've tried this, I'm definitely buying the magicboots so I no longer have to drag a controller along with the fight stick. Ps3 is plug n play no controller needed. Not sure about the 360 or Xbox one. Ps4 has to be connected. The stick itself has a nice weight to it, it's easy to open and mess around with customization. Overall it plays great. I would highly recommend if you're looking for a good product at a great price. I wouldn't pay $200 for a "pro" fight stick. This is good enough at half the price. I don't know much about pro peripherals but this has definitely made me a better player.