LED Arcade DIY Parts - 2X Zero Delay USB Encoder + 2X 2/4/8 Way Joystick + 20 LED Illuminated Push Buttons for Mame Windows System & Raspberry Pi Project Arcade - Red + Blue Kits

Balls are larger than pictured. This was a pleasant surprise, they feel amazing. They look fantastic. They feel sturdy. Don't neglect the "Mode" buttons, you'll need different "2-pin" wiring terminals for those, plus wiring for the 5V LED terminals. Mode swaps analog to digital directional inputs and vice versa. Works on PS3 natively, but some games straight up wont work, IE; Gran Turismo and Pinball Arcade. Like a charm on a retropie. Great on PC. Works on a TitanOne or CronusMax adapter. Works on a Pandora's Box (all 4 of mine). The weight of these larger balls feel fantastic on fighting games like Mortal Kombat, Soul Calibur, and King of Fighters. I feel dumb for having in the past made fight sticks without the LED joysticks and just the buttons. What's the point when everything is lit up but the directional stick (the most used part of an arcade cabinet)? These are great, and I recommend these at this price over any other Zero Delay kit on Amazon. Very happy.

These are fantastic and a great bang for your buck! Seller was great to work with, the joysticks look and play great, the buttons are reliable and easily customizable. The LED lighting is fantastic and the wiring is very easy. There was an issue with the wire being reversed for the LEDs on the joysticks which is the only reason why I didn't give 5 stars for ease of use. You can't go wrong here!

Fantastic deal on a great DIY product. I purchased for a RetroPi standing arcade that I am building. The instructions that come with the controller card are not the best but a quick google of the card model and you are on your way. I knew it said the joysticks had LEDs but I was pleasantly surprised to when I plugged them in and they both lit up like a Christmas tree.

Not bad kit. only problem i had was the instructions that came with product but it says that its default setting is for the buttons to light up when pressed but mine instantly turned on so im not sure if that was also wrong info.

everything arrived nicely packaged and setup was pretty straight forward. I did install the joysticks the wrong way at first but after a bit I was able to get it going! the buttons do stay on all the time, think there is an option to change that but havent really looked into that yet. the board shows up as gamepads in win10. works fine in mame and other emulators, as far as pc games i think you need 3rd party software to get it working. also because they light up doesnt mean LEDblinky will work, which was what i thought would work but no biggie.

Poor quality and poor design. 1 stick does not work. 2 buttons of the second set do not work neither. Stick is too short, ball is too heavy. Very poor. I tried these but returning and will buy EG Start brand forever.

Grate for arcade builds !! Definitely worth it it!!

Okay so first the good. USB encoder is pretty straight forward, so connecting everything was simple and easy, and the buttons seems to be good quality. The biggest issue with this kit are the joysticks. They seem incredibly loose. For side scrolling beat-em-ups and shoot-em-ups they work fine, but 9/10 times in fighting games I'm not able to perform special moves because of the loose controls. There also doesn't appear to be any way of adjusting them. So I'm more than likely going to have to replace them which kind of defeats the purpose of a kit if you have to replace part of it.