2.4 GHz Wireless N64 Switch Online Controller, USB Receiver & N64 Receiver, Compatible with Windows PC iOS Mac Raspberry Pi, N64 / Switch Online/NSO - (Rechargeable) (Plug and Play) (2 Pack)

These worked great! It was a bit confusing setting them up since the directions were a bit tricky to follow, but the gameplay is perfection and their performance is exactly as designed. Very good buy! LOVE the wireless!

I like these controllers a lot! They feel and look great and so close to the original. The weight is light yet they seem durable. I’ve dropped my gray one multiple times on a tile floor over concrete without any damage. They connect fast and easy when you want to play. No lag. Batteries last a long time and charge simply by plugging a type c usb cable into the charge port. All the buttons work well as well as the analog stick. I use this with emulators for n64 on my MacBook and it works flawlessly. I’ve also used it for snes emulators after doing some button remapping and no problems there. They are a tad bit expensive but when you compare it to buying an og n64 with cartridge games you’re actually saving a lot of money by buying these and playing your classic favorites via your pc or Mac.

These are exactly as advertised and work very well!

As a N64 owner , I can say these are excellent reproductions of the original style Joy sticks . The size weight and feel are perfect and they are wireless. To connect with the switch is super easy , the instructions to do it are simple and easy to execute. Battery life seems good so far and everything is recognized on the switch console !! IMO great quality for value !!

I connected both N64 controllers and the USB bluetooth devices to my Switch. It worked for a couple of weeks until the USB stopped lighting up. Disconnected and retried again with no success. Connected USB to PC and still did not work. Tried to message the buyer with no response.

These are awesome. They work amazingly. I wish I had these back in the 90’s. Definitely a game changer!

I didn’t have an N64 before and never had the chance to play on that system either so I can’t compare how it feels vs the real thing.Coming from Sega and Playstation, the layout feels weird and takes time getting used to.When using on the Switch system, the biggest limitation is the wireless receivers. You’d need a USB port to pair it with your system. That means you can only play in docked mode and up to only 2 players locally (maybe 3 if you try to use the USB port at the back of the dock). I’m not sure if a USB hub/splitter would address that limitation on the number of players.Looks durable, though. And certainly a cheaper alternative to the Nintendo exclusive controllers, if you can’t get your hands on those or put off by their price.

They're good to use and work well. Got a set for a gift.