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Grey 1.8 metre extension cable with SNES controller connectors at each end

Vszerda

Vszerda SNES Controller Extension Cable 1.8M

SKU CH-Q3VD-X5XJ4

Extends a Super Famicom or SNES controller by 1.8 metres

  • Extends controller reach by 1.8 metres for comfortable play
  • Compatible with Nintendo Super Famicom and SNES consoles
  • Works as a splitter converter for flexible controller setups
  • New condition ensures reliable connection out of the box

Vszerda SNES Controller Extension Cable 1.8M

The Vszerda extension cable adds 1.8 metres of reach to an original Super Famicom or SNES gamepad. It plugs between the controller and the console port so players can sit further from the television.

Wire Splitter Converter Line

The splitter converter line divides the single console port into two controller sockets for local multiplayer. This lets two gamepads share one port without modifying the hardware.

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Price $18.99
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Questions about this item

Will the connector pins on this 1.8 m extension cable need periodic cleaning or replacement?

The connector pins are standard metal contacts; occasional cleaning with a dry cloth removes dust and oxidation, but no scheduled replacement is required under normal use.

What length limit appears first when daisy-chaining several of these 1.8 m cables for a long controller run?

Each cable adds 1.8 m of resistance; signal degradation typically becomes noticeable beyond roughly 5 m total, so chaining more than two cables may cause dropped inputs.

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