TAPDRA Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder PC to Joystick for PC Mame Jamma Raspberry Pi & Other Pc Fighting Games

The TAPDRA Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder is a popular product for those looking to build their own arcade machine or enhance their gaming experience. It is compatible with PC, Mame, Jamma, and Raspberry Pi systems. One customer mentioned that the product arrived earlier than expected and was well-packaged. Each button had its own bag, making it easy to avoid confusion during assembly. The wiring was also complete and ready to be mounted on the control board. Another customer expressed some disappointment, stating that they were expecting better quality and not all the buttons illuminated properly. However, they did mention that the controller worked well and was delivered slightly late. On the positive side, a customer mentioned that they purchased the TAPDRA Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder for their son who was building a retro arcade machine with a Raspberry Pi. They were pleased with the product, as the buttons looked good and fit well. The control board communicated effectively with the Raspberry Pi, and the long USB cables allowed for flexibility in design. Despite a minor issue with the LED wiring, they were overall satisfied and even Considering buying more in the future. However, not all customers had a positive experience. One mentioned that neither of the joysticks worked properly, and the LED lighting on a set of smaller buttons did not work at all. They tried calibrating multiple times without success, leading to disappointment. Another customer complained that half of the buttons did not work at all and that the product did not come with any wiring instructions. When they contacted the seller for instructions, they were simply told to switch the wires. They expressed their dissatisfaction and would not recommend the product. In summary, the TAPDRA Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder has received mixed reviews from customers. While some found it well-packaged and easy to assemble, with good communication between the control board and Raspberry Pi, others experienced issues with button functionality and LED lighting. It may be a suitable option for those looking to build their own arcade machine, but potential buyers should be aware of the potential for technical difficulties.