I just got done swapping out boards and giving it some play time. For the Genesis, I used a clear blue Retro-Bit 6-button pad as the host. What's cool is that there is a little white LED inside that gives you affirmation that a button has been pressed that you can see with a clear case. The Virtual Boy also went on well, and the red PCB was a nice touch. Both are working perfectly, and I'm excited to try out the virtual boy controller on all kinds of non-analog twin stick games, like Xeno Crisis, as well as Virtual Boy emulation!

Its an easy installation and works great. I confused myself a little on the initial firmware setup but it's been very easy since then. Being able to switch between Xinput/Dinput/Switch modes very easily is very convenient and I like the design with the short connector cord, pairs well with the braided USB A to C cables sold here. Eagerly awaiting the Genesis version.

This conversion kit is the real deal. Installation on one of my spare Super Famicom controllers took no time, and it worked right out of the gate with the MiSTer, no fiddling required. I know there is a miniscule difference compared with SNAC/SNAX, but I honestly can't tell. The feel of an original controller with the ability to engage with MiSTer's OSD is pretty great. I can't wait for other Reflex CTRL devices to be developed and released!

Love the product. The SNES Ctrl is well constructed and works as intended. Would highly recommend to anyone who loves their SNES controllers and wants to use them with multiple systems.

I had a broken Super Famicom controller in my parts bin. The swap to the reflex was pretty simple. I had to fiddle quite a bit with the shoulder buttons/membranes, but that's more to do with Nintendo's design than the Reflex. Once I got it back together I plugged it into my Mister and it worked first try with no firmware update. I haven't tried it with other consoles, but for Mister, this is perfect. Looking forward to the Sega versions.