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I bought these buttons and joystick to replace the ones in the Mayflash F300 and build an Arcade cabinet compatible with both the Nintendo Switch and the Raspberry pi 3.The buttons are so clicky and robust, much much better than the F300's. Same thing for the joystick, it feels robust and durable. The lights work good.The only con is that the explanation about how to connect the buttons is not clear. I ended up trying all possible combinations with the 4 cables and eventually found the right one. Nothing major though.

Great joystick and buttons.My button hole size is standard 30mm these buttons are smaller.Will fit and after you tighten they should be okay.I not tested long enough if they will need after a later date to be tightened up again.When connecting leads to button.Do one and follow the same with rest.Nice bright lights.Overall 4 stars only because the size of the hole the buttons fit in don't fit in my cabinet.

After lots of research I opted for this kit for my arcade build. I purchased two sets as wanted a 2 player set-up with dual controller boards. Very happy with the quality, the buttons and joystick have a nice, solid feel to them. Pretty easy to set-up, just read the instructions properly. Look awesome once connected and the LEDs are lit. Note they are always on, not just when the button is pressed. I will be purchasing again in the future.

The buttonsThese so far seem good although I’ve yet to give them a serious workout.I did accidentally damage a blue one adding my custom labels.I wish they sold them separately as I need replacement (just the button cap you press)The JoysticksThese are ‘OK’ but clicky it to me.It took me a week to realise the middle restricter plate could be rotated 45 degrees.If I were to make a suggestion I’d make the restricter somehow octagonal not square.I’m no RetroPie expert - far from it - but I plugged these in and configured them and was playing Defender in a matter of minutes with little issuesI had a few teething conflicts - but that’s due to RetroPie not the 2 kits (separately) I bought.Hopefully they’ll read this and send me a Blue Cap as I really want 2 blue not 2 greens.Photo of my project to build a Arcade Cabinet (Stargate slightly modified configuration)

Works fine, prefer to light up when pressed... which can be don’t with some fiddling... as default, they light up all the time.

I bought these for my home arcade project some months back. They look good and are easy to set up if you follow the instructions well. For me I'm a beginner, so it helped enormously to follow Youtube tutorials as the instructions can be a bit vague. All in all, I'm happy with them.

These buttons and joystick do the job, very easy to fit and look really nice on my arcade bartop.