>>2168819
They're SLS, so yes. The SLS controllers are almost equal to the original Saturn controllers. ALMOST. The plastic is still a little feaker, the microswitches are still not the same and the molding is not as textured, but it feels & performs equal. Of which those shitty knockoffs do not.
>>2168823
The SLS controllers usually average 70-150, depending on condition. There's be more relisted, there always are.
If you really want to take a chance, buy a real Sega Saturn controller and one of those shitty knockoffs. The PCB will fit right inside the real controller. But, I'll warn you right now. The new contract pads from the knockoff USB controller will NOT work in the official molding. Well, it'll 'work', but not right. They're designed for the counterfeit molding, which as mentioned is not the same. And you should swap the microswitches. As the clone trigger molding is slightly different. If done right, you could have a cheap USB Saturn controller for under 20 bucks.
Problem is, just how well does the USB logic chip compare to the ones used in a licensed controller. Remember, we're talking about shitty chinese controllers, that cost practically nothing. Not exactly the kind you expect good things from. That is something I cannot answer. I gave the one I created to a friend because I scored that SLS controller on the cheap and did not need the franken-controller any longer.