I only had to really change a few settings within the menu to get things to how I wanted them. Otherwise, on both PC and the SuperStation One, I had basically a plug and play experience with no hitches. I tested out my OEM SNES, Genesis 6-button, GameCube, N64 and Virtual Boy controllers. All of them worked perfectly. I imagine the firmware updates will only make the experience even more seamless as time goes on.

As far as latency goes, which was a big draw for me, I have no real way to test the actual latency available to me, however, I do some speedrunning, and from the best that I could tell everything felt nearly instantaneous. Very impressed and happy with the results.

If you're on the fence, just buy the thing. It's really not all that expensive for the value that you get if you have OEM controllers that you'd like to use via USB.

I got the cables to run the Wii U and gamepad, and was very happy. I like USB-C as a format better, I like the portability of having a single brick to power several devices, and greatly appreciate having a molded cable instead of one that's been kitbashed together. My only concern is that after about four hours of usage on the week, the power brick was significantly warm to the touch, and that was a little concerning. If you are going to use the system, then maintaining ventilation is an absolute must.

MiSTer FPGA Power Splitter + Switch

You can use a multitap with the psx one and use your old memory cards! why am I just now learning this?! Also Negcon is the best psx controller ever!

Been waiting for the restock so jumped in on the test version and no issues for me so far for very casual use. Has worked great so far with the Wii Classic controller adapter to use SNES and NES controllers on SuperStationOne

Works great. I was very happy the negcon was already configured to navigate the menu and I easily figured out how to access the menu inside the psx core by pressing down and start. I don't have to switch controllers now when I want to save the game like with the Snac.

Works so well, and looks cool too. I’m using NES Classic mini controllers with this and I love it. Misteraddons makes the best stuff!

Next to zero issues getting my controllers up and running with low latency on the Mister other than a little hiccup not understanding that the device doesn't have initial firmware installed - totally acceptable at this stage as it warns of being beta firmware participation.

Controller Adapters (SNAC/SNAX/SNAX64/Reflex Adapt)

I bought the Reflex Adapt Classic2USB for one thing only: Make my Namco Guncon a universal controller.

The original Guncon on the PlayStation is my favourite light gun. With the Reflex Adapt I can get it to work across virtually every other core on MiSTer while using a CRT. This little device did exactly what I needed it to do with very little setup!

The only additional setup I needed to do was configure the screen boundaries for the light gun through the MiSTer on each core's menu by pressing F10 with a solid bright colour screen for best results. In my opinion, that is way easier (and cheaper) than having all the other devices and adapters you might need to play light gun games on other systems.

So now instead of swapping around SNAC adapters with multiple light gun controllers? I can simply have one Guncon hooked up to play Saturn, NES, and Genesis with fast accuracy and speed.

It's got solid build quality. A very clear and easy to read screen. And it's incredibly simple to update the firmware. All around this is a great device!

Highly recommended.

Stop messing around with 20+ year old AC adapters. It's 2026. Just buy these.

Works perfectly, fast shipping

The cable works exactly as described, I used it to connect my Superstation One to my 15khz CRT and I’ve had no issues.
For anyone wanting to use it with the SS1, please note that, for some reason, the plastic hole where the headphone jack port is on the SS1 is extremely narrow, so the cable won’t go in fully and you won’t have proper audio unless you get a small extender that fits in the port.
TLDR, if you only hear audio from one side: the cable is NOT defective, it’s just not making full contact!

Intellegently mapped buttons, automatically, plug and play.