EG Starts 4 Player Classic DIY Arcade Joystick Kit Parts USB Encoder To PC Controls Games + 4/8 Way Stick + 5V led Illuminated Push Buttons for Video Game Consoles Mame Raspberry Pi & 4 Colors

Excellent item easy to install and works great customer service is brilliant when above and beyond ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Very well packaged, good quality with instructions easy to follow and shipped very quicky. Used them in my arcade 1up teenage mutant ninja turtles cabinet. Look great.

Brilliant, we use them all the time!

Read a lot of good reviews before I bought but don't understand why the high marks. Joysticks turn to mush after a week. Ball tops will also spin off easily. Led buttons look good but again not great quality. Have since replaced with cheap sticks from ali express and the difference between the 'click' on the joysticks is night and day.

Fantastico kit di 4 joystick perfettamente abbinabili a 2 cabinati come in foto. Buonissima qualità sia per quanto riguarda i pulsanti che la leva. Facile il montaggio Grazie anche al libricino illustrato. Consegna con prime in tempi brevissimi punto Amazon Prime sempre il top

got these for my arcade cabinet, and they work amazing! the joy sticks feel great, but could be a little longer. And the buttons feel really good for this price point! but if you all about the feel of the button then buy them separately! this is amazing for someone who has a PI and wants to make a cheap mullite player arcade cabinet.

Works well for windows but emulators and games need the controller setup on every launch. I worked around this by copying the controller config. I wrote a script that puts the config back every time a game/emulator closes. No way to turn off the LEDs or adjust the brightness. Buttons have a light clicky touch, but not obnoxiously loud. The harnesses make the entire setup really easy. The encoders are not as good as IPAC (ipac allows control over LEDs and remembers controller config), but I feel no delay playing fighting games or driving. It only took 20 min to set everything up. Windows immediately saw all 4 controllers. For price and ease of installation, it cannot be beat. I wish there were more colors and a way to by single buttons. An option for black button plungers/centers for an "eclipse" style button would be nice.

After watching a bunch of YouTube videos on how to mod an Arcade1up I waited for an NBA Jam to go on clearance for $225. The led buttons are beautiful when lit up and responsiveness/quality seems the same or better than the original. I drilled all the extra holes in the control deck with a 1 1/8 forestner bit. Every button worked perfect. I was shorted two of the 4 usb a to b cables but I had access to extra cables so no problem there. I do wish the plug-in cables were 4 inches longer to better position the controllers. Also would have been nice to include the pcb risers/feet to properly secure the 4 controllers to the deck. Raspberry pie had no problem configuring the controllers either. Certain games like to automatically choose what buttons/joystick is player 1,2,3 or 4. That part is kinda annoying. Not sure why just yet and if it is fixable. Great quality would not hesitate to buy again.

The buttons get stuck down. Any slight force from the wires on the buttons will result in binding. Because of this I would not recommend these for anyone, even for a cheap project. The LED lighting looks pretty nice. The encoders support direct input only, no xinput, which means you can use them for most emulators, but lots of more modern games won't work on windows 10. For MAME or most emulators, the encoders are functional, but getting the player order correct requires unplugging them all and plugging them back in for windows 10. With raspberry pi I don't think this would be an issue. The joysticks seem fine and come with a square 8 way restrictor plate.