Retro-Bit Official Sega Genesis USB Controller 6-Button Arcade Pad for Sega Genesis Mini, PS3, PC, Mac, Steam, Switch - USB Port - (Black)

Retro-Bit really knocked this one out of the park. The controller feels just like the original sega 6 button. Works perfect with PC emulation. Cant wait to get my Sega Mini & play some games. Probably will buy a second one soon.

There really isnt much to say, youre getting exactly what you paid for. The controller works perfectly, and has more buttons. Thats about it.

I love the controller except for one crucial detail. The dpads almost ALWAYS break under any kind of extended playing. Finally I reached out to Retro-Bit to resolve this and have yet to hear back. I hate leaving bad reviews, but the multiple broken dpads along with apparently poor customer service forces me to. Very disappointing.

Feels just like the classic genesis controller. I really found this to be solid and provided a great experience with comfortable controls.

10 foot cable is out of control for USB version, Id only do that on OG Sega connector. Also, that mode button sucks as menu button on Genesis Mini. Get the Retrobit 2.4hz, it feels better overall, and the select button works better for menu, and has a turbo button on home. The case is awesome, and works with ease on Mini, PC, Pi and Switch. I actually think 8bitdos Genesis controller feels better but its not as authentic. I wanted 8bitdo Genesis bluetooth back in day but they sent me 2.4 so returned. Later, after Genesis Mini wanted the 8bitdo 2.4, and sent me a used one that was gross, and returned it after getting this controller, and ended up with the Reteobit 2.4hz, the best Genesis controller.

Feels just like an original Sega controler

Very well made

Just what I was looking for, works better than expected with the mini, pressing the mode button instantly brings up system menu, looks and feels exactly like the real thing, brings back memories. Wish they had a wireless version, but I can live with the cable

Total trash. After playing with it for about 6 months, the buttons started sticking one by one, including the d-pad. This is because the rubber pads they use are extremely low quality, and start to lose their bounce. I had to replace the pads with ones from an *actual* Genesis controller in order to get it to stop. Why are my controllers from 30 years ago not only still functioning, but functioning MUCH better than a controller I bought six months ago?

It was a good product for fighting games but it is not very durable. The D pad finally broke making it useless. It lasted almost a whole year but thankfully it was cheap, which is the only good thing about the controller.