Wireless Controller for Super NES Classic Edition&NES Classic Edition, Honwally 2.4GHz USB Game pad for PC,Raspberry PI, Double Wireless Adapter (1 Pack)

I wasn’t looking for a wireless remote but I came across this because all the other remotes I tried were junk, mainly the down and left key pads didn’t work. Not only do the controls work very well, the wireless function is excellent (there is a small amount of set up required so read the included instructions.) I don’t have two of these so I don’t know how using two at the same time would work. I’m using mine on a raspberry pi but it also came with an adapter for the NES/SNES classic machines.

With so many third party controllers on the market, it’s tough to know what to buy. There were only a few reviews when I purchased at the end of January, so I took a chance. I’m glad I did! Not only is this an inexpensive controller, but it’s pretty faithful to the original design and works like a charm. I don’t notice any lag and the being able to use the start+select button to get to the menu is an incredible bonus, not to mention being wireless. Setup was easy, it worked right out of the box. I haven’t had any sync issues and the battery life after playing on and off for 2-3 hours total has shown no signs of quickly draining. I haven’t tried it with the NES classic yet, but it’s supposed to work with both (another plus!) Thus, I’m very happy with this purchase!

(Sorry in advance for the lighting in my pictures! It was hard to see with just my overhead lights.) I actually just got this controller in the mail today, and I must say I am extremely happy with it. There was literally no set up on my SNES classic aside from plugging in the wireless receiver. I picked this wireless controller as I've found other controllers have had issues with D-Pads, especially when pressing down and left. However, I bought a Honwally mouse not too long ago and was really impressed with the quality vs the cost. This controller is the same way. The controller isn't expensive, but it doesn't feel like it is going to break the first time you use it. It actually feels very close to the packed-in controllers that come with the SNES classic. The BEST thing about this controller though is the D-Pad actually registers all actions as intended and there aren't any false diagonal presses. The wireless signal never disconnected and I can now play my SNES from the comfort of my couch rather than having to sit a few feet away from a 55" TV. I think I'll probably be buying one or two more, so I can have 2 on my SNES classic and one or two on my RetroPi box. (It comes with a bluetooth adapter for computers.) If you're looking for a decent wireless controller for your SNES classic and don't want to spend too much, I highly recommend this one.

**UPDATE: I took the housing off of one, plugged it into the console all the way, and the controller began to work. Seems to have a limit of 10ft, disconnects seemingly at random, and looks ghetto without the housing. Still wouldn’t recommend buying but at least I got a couple of shortly lived games out of them. Does not work. I bought 2 of them. Plugged the receivers into the console, lights blink, press the button to pair, light goes solid on each, then nothing. The controller doesn’t move anything on the screen, no buttons seem to work, nothing. Demo features just continue to loop. Plug my wired controllers in and all is well again. It looks like the receiver plug is designed poorly (won’t fully plug into the console); just a guess. Whatever the cause they are useless to me. Definitely would not recommend. Would have been better off just buying the extension cables.

If you had told me 20 years ago that I would be playing Super NES games with a wireless controller I would have scoffed at you, and gone on my way. Jump to 2018 I have purchased a Super NES Classic, put an emulator on my computer, and play SNES from the comfort of my couch. If you have a NES classic you know that the cords are too short for playing on the couch, this Wireless SNES controller is about the same quality as the SNES Classic controller, it is much nicer quality than the USB SNES controllers I have used in the past. Another thing is that the price is about 18$. I think that is fair considering the quality, you can use it on a computer, and you can use it on the SNES as well as the NES classic. Considering Xbox One and PS4 controllers are 50$ this is a good deal. Hope this helps someone.

Snes mini controllers should work with wiimotes as a classic controller for wii and wii u, the port is the same and other snes mini controllers work just fine but not this one :( however, the controller does work great on my pc. I was just hoping it would also be compatible with wiimotes since the adapter port is the same as the Snes mini. Guess I will have to buy another brand and hope its compatible

Extremely fast shipping. Product installed and connected seamlessly. I use it on my pc with an emulator. The only reason I’m giving it 4 Stars is because during game play the start and select buttons will randomly activate without me pressing them. Becomes quite frustrating, especially if the game I’m playing requires accurate timing. The only options so far are to disable those buttons in the emulator ( which I need) or remap the buttons, but there’s no other buttons to replace them.

The product worked great for about a week before shutting off and never coming back to life and no longer accepting a charge. Update: the company replaced the defective controller and the new one works fantastically!