Zero- Pi Fighting Board Easy Version

Excellent compatibility. Works like a champ

Once everything was wired up was able to just plug in it into the switch and it just worked without having to do any type of firmware update. Will need to buy a USB-B cable to plug into switch dock.

This thing is bit more expensive than some of its competitors, but it’s worth every penny. I bought a cheaper knockoff before this, but after missing a few too many inputs, I took it out and replaced it with this item. I am an avid gamer who loves Street Fighter and retro 2d platformers that require speedy reflexes and inputs and this thing works perfectly for that. However bear in mind that the install guide on their website is non-operational, but it is live here on Amazon, so keep that in mind when installing.

Easy to setup and after the firmware update, just works.

This was the first time I built my own fight stick. It works very well. Response is great. Installation was easy. Only complaint is it was difficult to figure out what wires/cables/mounts to buy if this is your first time building a fight stick. It would be nice if they bundled all the cables together to make it easier for first timers.

Got it for Switch but Also used on pc. Works perfect on both

The closest solution to a plug and play board, get the cables of the same brand for seamless builds

workes perfectly in my fightstick with my pc

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The cheapest way to get a low input delay board into a custom fightstick / arcade stick - the easy version features a screw terminal which allows you to connect all the usual controller buttons EXCEPT L3 and R3 via simply stripping the end of the wire, popping them into the relevant terminal and tightening the screw. No PS4/PS5 support, but with the latest firmware installed (check Brook Accessory's website) it does support PS2, PS3, PC and Nintendo Switch - you can press one of the action buttons (1P for PS3, 1K for Nintendo switch) whilst plugging the controller in to set the mode - if you hold nothing it defaults to PC XInput mode. For L3 and R3 you have optional solder points on the board, or you can buy one of Brook's optional add-on cables which plugs into J5 (the middle white socket at the bottom). There's also a 20 pin version of the cable harness which plugs into the pins that stick up at the bottom left, meaning you can avoid using the screw terminals as well if desired.

fonctionne parfaitement je recommande

Muy buen producto para trabajos arcade!!

I used this one in order to replace the controller of an 8bitdo N30 joystick. I am very happy with the result.