Mcbazel Universal Bluetooth Gaming Receiver for SNES/SFC Compatible with PS3 DualShock 3, PS4 DualShock 4, Wiimote, Wii U Pro, Nintendo Switch Joy-Con/Pro Controller (Keychain Included)

I just got this yesterday and was so excited to plug it in and start playing. My tv is pretty far from my couch so I wasn't able to play until this came.My first impressions are great! The item connected to my PS4 controller with ease and worked like a charm. I sit about 17ft from my tv and the response time for my controller seems instantaneous. I love using my ps controller instead of the candy bar controller as my hands get crampy so this little gem is perfect. Will definitely order another.I love the fact it turns on/off with the SNES.

Using it with a Mayflash 700 for blue tooth.

I'm not sure who/what Mcbazel is, but this SNES wireless receiver is branded as 8BitDo on the receiver itself and the packaging.I plugged the receiver into a Super NT and paired to an SN30+ gamepad. It started working immediately, connects quickly to the controller on power up, and just works. I've had no problems whatsoever.I can't tell if Mcbazel is reselling genuine 8BitDo receivers with a weird description, or if it's a knock-off. If it's not genuine, they did a fantastic job. :-)

These retro receivers work great! I already own one that came with my clear SN30 when I bought my SuperNT a few years back. I bought this one to pair with the Switch Online SNES controller and the SuperNT. Setup was a breeze! After updating the firmware to the latest revision it was a simple process to pair. Seems to connect faster with the SNES Switch controller than the SN30 does with it's receiver. Shipping was fast! Arrived in 3 days. Keychain was a nice little gift.

I recently started streaming from my SNES due to another accessory I recently bought that I have found amazing. I originally bought the 8BitDo Sn30 Pro controller to use wuth my switch but since digging back out my SNES to use for streaming I thought the SN30 Pro would be a great fit for my SNES while streaming so I did not need wires so I looked up the retro receiver and decided to go ahead and purchase it. There is no noticeable lag by using the SN30 Pro and Receiver on the SNES. It felt no different than having the controller plugged in but without the wires. Having no wires is a definitely a plus. I used to have wireless controllers for the SNES, still do as a matter of fact but they are heavy and bulky since they take regular batteries to power them. This allows me to have the same basic feel of the normal classic controller with the added bonus of being able to use the thumb stick instead of the D-Pad if i so chose.I have seen no cons with the device so far everything is on the plus side. If this changes in the future, I will come back and update my review. I also do plan on trying to connect the PS4 Dual shock controllers to the device once my sons get their PS4 for Christmas in 4 months and once I do I will give an update on how that all worked out.

These receivers work flawlessly with my Analogue Super NT and 8bitdo SN30Pros.Stress-free plug and play. If you are considering cutting the cord, just do it.

Works perfectly with the SNES30 8Bitdo controller. Haven't noticed any input lag. One complaint that I do have is that even once paired, it takes about 43 seconds to connect (timed it). Beyond that, it works like a charm, even on clone systems like the Retro Duo Portable and Super Retro Trio. Haven't tried it, but other controllers work with this too, so even if you don't have the ones by 8Bitdo, chances are you might have a compatible Bluetooth controller. I say buy it if you want a wireless SNES controller alternative. Their controllers are awesome too and work with phones and computers too. Perfect for emulation.

I could not imagine a product working better. I hooked up a WiiU Pro controller to the SNES in about 20 seconds and it worked flawlessly. It even allowed me to use the analog stick alternatively to the d-pad.I'm ordering a 2nd for the other slot as this works better than a firest gen SNES controler.