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ZAMPAM Wireless Controller for PC, Gamepad with USB Wireless Receiver Compatible with Windows,iOS,Liunx,Android Device(Does not work with Mini SNES, Super Nintendo)
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ZAMPAM Wireless Controller for PC

Bottom line: The ZAMPAM Wireless Controller for PC: 2.4GHz USB wireless receiver, so no Bluetooth pairing is needed; main trade-off: does not work with Super Nintendo or the SNES Classic Mini console.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ 2.4GHz USB wireless receiver, so no Bluetooth pairing is needed
  • ✓ Rated around 100 hours of play per rechargeable Li-ion charge
  • ✓ 24-foot wireless range for couch play on a TV-connected PC
  • ✓ Turbo can be set on A/B/X/Y by holding Select plus the button
  • ✓ Works with Windows PCs and Android devices running emulators

Cons

  • ✗ Does not work with Super Nintendo or the SNES Classic Mini console
  • ✗ Mac use requires third-party mapping software like Joystick Mapper
  • ✗ Turbo function only works in USB mode
  • ✗ PC setup may require following the seller's video guide

Manufacturer description

The ZAMPAM Wireless Controller for PC is a gamepad built around a 2.4GHz USB wireless receiver. Plug the adapter into a Windows PC, or an Android device running a game emulator, and play without a cable tying you to the desk. The wireless range reaches 24 feet, so you can sit back from a TV-connected PC or a living-room emulation box. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers the controller, and ZAMPAM rates it at around 100 hours per charge. That covers long emulator sessions without spare AA cells. In USB mode, you can set the A, B, X or Y button as a turbo key by holding Select plus that…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Common buyer scenarios for controllers & gamepads of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the ZAMPAM wireless controller work with the SNES Classic Mini?

No. ZAMPAM states the controller is not compatible with the Super Nintendo or the SNES Classic Mini console. It is designed for PCs and Android devices running emulators through its USB wireless receiver.

How long does the battery last on one charge?

The controller uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that ZAMPAM rates at around 100 hours of use per charge. Check the product listing for charging time, which is not specified.

Can I use this controller on a Mac?

Yes, with extra software. ZAMPAM recommends downloading a key-mapping app such as Joystick Mapper to configure the buttons when using the USB wireless adapter on a Mac.

How do I turn on turbo mode?

In USB mode, press and hold Select plus A, B, X or Y to make that button a turbo key. Use the same combination to turn turbo off.

How far away can I sit from my PC?

The 2.4GHz wireless connection has a rated range of 24 feet from the USB receiver, which is enough for most living-room or desk setups.

Key Features

  • USB Adapter Compatible with PC, Window Games or Android Devices with Game Emulator. Please check with the video regarding how to set controller with PC. Not compatible with Super Nintendo, MINI SNES CLASSIC Console.
  • rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, One charge last around 100 hours
  • 2.4GHz Wireless technology.Wireless range reach 24 feets.
  • Turbo function, you can set (A/B/X/Y) as Turbo key in the USB mode by press and hold "select"+(A/B/X/Y) to turn on/off
  • For using the USB wireless adapter, Please download software like" joystick mapper" configure keys with the software. then you can play on your Macs, Window Gadget

Full Specifications

BrandZAMPAM
TurboYes
Model NameIC-DSN9-ETYL
ConnectivityWireless, USB, 2.4GHz
Model NumberIC-DSN9-ETYL
Power SourceBattery Powered
CompatibilityPC, SNES, Android, iOS
Button Quantity10
Connection TypeWireless
Controller TypeGamepad
Hardware PlatformAndroid boxes, Desktop, PC/Mac/Linux/Unix, Rasberry Pi
Compatible DevicesAndroid, Nintendo Switch, Windows
Additional FeaturesWireless
Warranty Description1 YEAR Warranty
Connectivity TechnologyUSB
Compatible Video Game Console ModelsNintendo Switch 2
Full listing titleZAMPAM Wireless Controller for PC, Gamepad with USB Wireless Receiver Compatible with Windows,iOS,Liunx,Android Device(Does not work with Mini SNES, Super Nintendo)

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