2 Player LED Arcade DIY Parts 2X USB Encoder + 2X Ellipse Oval Style Joystick + 20x LED Arcade Buttons for PC MAME Raspberry Pi Windows (Green & Blue Kit)

I am building a four player arcade machine and this was one of the best priced led buttons. Setup was easy and look like quality components.

Works perfectly

My package only came with half of the bottom screw wingnut things for the buttons so I could only install half of the buttons. I ordered a replacement that I was just going to switch out what was missing, but found that that set also only came with half of the wingnut screw things. Its nice though, but 2/2 packages received were missing parts. At least Amazon Prime returns are easy enough.

The buttons feel good and the color from them are great... However one of the buttons sent was dead on arrival. They sent an extra button of each color so it worked out, but would have been a 5 stars if all the buttons worked the first time! overall not a bad product at all.

the joystick has a very loose feeling did not like that at all. the buttons were fine except one kept on getting stuck . But it fixed its self when i loosed it. over all for the price you can not beat.

El pedido llego antes, pero no me llego completo faltan los seguros enrocascados de los botones, ayuda!!!

I replaced the factory buttons and joystick from my Arcade1Up Super Pac-Man arcade with this set. These are of great quality and with the built-in LEDs it just makes the arcade look a lot better. The buttons and joysticks in this set feel a lot more durable than those that came with the arcade. I found the button wires to be a bit too short for the most outermost buttons and I had to re-use the original wires from the arcade itself. They could have easily made them a bit longer. Also I wished that the instructions that came with it contained a few more details but luckily you can also find some more generic instructions on the Internet. In a nutshell, you connect all the buttons and joysticks to the USB control board, and the control board itself you connect with the USB cable to your edge device, for instance your Raspberry Pi. The LEDs (in the buttons) are all connected to the 5V connector on the USB board, but this is optional. You don't need to connect the LEDs but it will make things look a look nicer if you do.