2.4 GHz Wireless USB Controller Compatible with Super NES Games, iNNEXT SNES Retro USB PC Super Classic Controller Joypad Joystick for Windows PC MAC Linux Genesis Higan

I say horrible support. I really mean absolutely 0 support to be found. I make this post for anyone who is Googling how to fix a certain problem. I got mine in the mail, plugged it in and it worked right away. Came back the next day and the controller would not "pair" with the dongle at all. Let me save you an exhaustive and frustrating search. Start+Select+Down, and it should join back up very quickly. No documentation came with the controller, and if you can get the manufacturer's website to load in order to find support, you're doing better than I did.Other than that snafu, I am fairly pleased. The buttons are good, the dpad is actually quite nice. It has that already-broken-in feel to it, not stiff at all. Have not experienced phantom movements, like pressing up, but actually going up-left, etc. The problem I described above just left such a bad taste in my mouth that I could not give it more stars.

I couldn't get the controller to work at all. It does light up when I press start and comes on solid. If I hold Start, Select, and Down, then the light goes out. As soon as I let go of those buttons, it comes back on. There is no blinking or flashing, the light just stays on. I have it plugged into a Macbook, but have tried it with Windows and Linux devices as well. I have attempted to use a variety of applications and games with no luck. Searching online, I cannot find any instructions or documentation. In the reviews, there are several people claiming that they were able to get it working after the company contacted them with instructions, but then no one posted the instructions. Not sure if it works and I am doing something wrong, or the controller is just dead on arrival.It is a shame, as the controller is as nice (or nicer) than the original snes controllers. The buttons feel well-made, it is very light-weight, and it looks durable.

They work fine and I haven’t had any problems. The remote doesn’t have a storage slot for the usb receiver so it is easy to loose it. One of the “select” labels was missing almost all the letters and that was annoying.

Its probably a good controller for some things, but it does not work on a raspberry pie with retropie.

Arrived without any packaging, documentation, or even identifying marks, so figuring our what to do with it was frustrating. Once it's set up it's an okay controlled; nothing special. It looses connection to its dongle when the computer shuts down and I need to reconnect every time I want to use it

So far had no issuses. The battery could last longer but pass that it’s worked great for why I have it for. Just got tired of the short cords and having to sit so close to my screens

I could get past the plastics feeling cheap for the price, but the wireless connection was spotty and constantly dropped my inputs. Tested on two separate units, so I do not think it is just a case of a random chance bad unit.

I bought two of these. They both worked initially and we could play two players on our games. Suddenly we seem to have a loss of signal from one of them and I can't find any support for the controller. My computer recognizes that there's a controller connected but the buttons don't make anything happen.