Zero Delay USB Encoder To PC Games Arcade Stick Controller for 2Pin Joystick Happ Push Buttons Wire

I used it to make a hand brake. I used this with a micro switch and it works. It's just an on/off in my use case so it has worked perfect. I've abused it for a few months too and had no problems.

I recently purchased this controller board for making a DIY buzzer system for a homebrew game show style game. It was very easy to connect the buttons I purchased to the controller board. and the number of connectors provided were more than sufficient. I also appreciated the long USB cable.

Don't bother

Worked perfectly to make a shifter knob to work with ATS. Plenty of extra spots to add buttons for other stuff too.

The soldering wasn't the best but it works. I'm not sure I like how the digital joystick is mapped to analog axes, but I can work with it. Nice to have the cables (even the USB one), even if I did have to replace the ends on some of them.

Functions well, used to replace a DOA encoder from an eBay purchase. Came with enough wires to function with buttons.

Exactly what I needed! Wire your switches and it's plug and play from there! I should mention in using this with a PC. I'll probably be purchasing another at some point as I just found out you can use multiples of these, simultaneously! Using this to add some buttons to a sim racing setup.

Functions as intended, but is very poorly shielded. Be aware that if you miswire the unit there is a very high chance of burning out the chip. I used this as a board for a fight stick, but ended up having to buy a brook board after it spontaneously stopped working.