Transparent USB PC Game Controller for Raspberry Pi

Built to show off its insides

• Dual analog, classic layout

  Two analog thumbsticks sit beside a D-pad and four numbered action buttons, plus SELECT, ANALOG and START. If you grew up on a dual-analog pad, your thumbs find every control without looking. The layout works for desktop games and for classic emulated titles alike.

• A shell you can see through

  The transparent shell lets you see the circuit board inside, and the blue and white buttons match the blue thumbsticks. It looks like a piece of tech on your desk, not a box of plastic under the monitor.

• Wired, no batteries

  The braided USB cable runs straight from the controller to your PC or Raspberry Pi. There is nothing to charge, pair or replace, so the pad is ready the second you sit down. Compatibility is listed for Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10, Vista, Linux and RetroPie.

Playing in three steps

1. 1
   Plug in the USB cable

   Connect the braided cable to a free USB port on your Windows PC, Linux machine or Raspberry Pi 3.

2. 2
   Map the buttons

   Open the game's controller settings or the RetroPie input menu. Match each numbered button and both thumbsticks to the layout you want.

3. 3
   Start your game

   Launch a PC game or an emulator and test the sticks, D-pad and START. Keep the cable clear of the desk edge so it stays out of the way.

Controller and cable, nothing else

• USB game controller×1

  Transparent shell with dual analog sticks, D-pad and numbered action buttons

• USB cable×1

  Braided wired connection to your PC or Raspberry Pi