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8BitDo Wireless Retro Receiver for SNES

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$10.63 $21.26 In stock
  • Description
  • 3 Reviews

The Retro Receiver for SNES is a wireless Bluetooth receiver that allows you to use all of 8BitDo's bluetooth controllers on your original SNES system.

  • Compatible with all Bluetooth 8BitDo controllers and arcade sticks.
  • Compatible with next-gen controllers: PS3, PS4, Wiimote, Wii U Pro.
  • Lag-free.

System Compatibility: Original Super Nintendo (all models), Original Super Famicom (all models), all systems with a SNES-style controller port.

Controller Compatibility: PS4, PS3, Wii U Pro, Wiimote, 8BitDo controllers and arcade sticks (not including 2.4g controllers)

Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1, Class 2 / 2.402GHz ~2.48GHz

Dimensions/Weight: 40.3mm x 43.6mm x 17mm / 50gr

Special Features: Additional buttons mapped to turbo on all controllers, compatible with 2-4 Retro receivers for multiplayer games.

Includes: Retro Receiver for SNES, USB cable. 

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby W. ★★★★★

Plugged it into my SNES and paired my controller in under a minute, no fuss. Feels great to play retro games from the couch without tripping over cords. Latency is good enough that I can’t tell the difference from wired.

Avery ★★★★★

I was honestly skeptical about Bluetooth lag on a retro console, but hooking my controller up to the SNES took under a minute and it has worked flawlessly since. The receiver sits snug in the cartridge slot and doesn't stick out awkwardly, which is a big plus for my setup.

Nicholas ★★★★★

Took about ten seconds to pair with my controller, and now I'm playing Super Metroid from the couch without tripping over cords. The receiver sits flush in the console slot, so it doesn't block the second controller port—nice little detail.