Ps2 Game Controllers

This is being used for my disabled son to hold game controllers.

stores all three of my PS2's perfectly

The entire system is better than I expected. The interactivity of the controllers and the design of the games is amazing and every new game I play has something new. Amazing.

The Watson 4-bay charger and AA battery kit come with everything you need to game all day. I primarily use these in my xbox x controllers. Over the past month I've been using these instead of the normal sams club batteries that we usually buy. My kids usually go through a set of double A's a month in the controllers. We are a little over a month and I haven't had to replace them yet so that's a pretty good sign. The charger has a bunch of safety features inside like the ability to independently distribute power to each battery based on the type and capacity which prevents overheating and over charging of the batteries. The charger is small enough that I can drop it into a backpack with no problem if needed. These are a great replacement for the single use batteries that I was previously using. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review]

I reviewed several controllers for the game; looking for ease of use and assigning buttons to flight controls. In addition, I didn't want to break the bank. What a surprise! Hotas 4 was automatically accepted by the Sim with almost all buttons assigned, ready to fly! With a tweak after visiting the Thrustmaster site for updates, I was up flying in a few minutes.

I started using these for extra lav cable, game controllers, USB cables etc. I keep ordering more

This is the new standard for game controllers. Great feel in your hands, very lightweight, and super responsive. The headphone jack at the bottom is great, plug in your favorite headphones and you are all good to go. Also works via Bluetooth on a computer so it's very versatile.

I don't know what you need to say about it. It does exactly what it says it does. I use mine to hold some VR controllers as well.

Since I still use PS2 KVM, I've tried a number of PS2--USB adapters. The Startech USBPS2PC is the most reliable I've seen. It works with most Win and Linux systems, even when operating at the BIOS level.

The number of inputs was good, not a bunch of OLD ps2 connector cables I didn't need. At a price that was competitive and fair.