Is there any plus compared to the OptiWiz?
i havent used one of these, but the plus that i can see is that all the required cables seem to be included. So, while at $18, it is more expensive than a optiwiz(which i love), the optiwiz is $14.95 for just the board. if you want the wire harness to interface with your trackball, thats another $12.95, and if you want the harness to connect the mouse buttons, thats an additional $9.95...which makes a grand total of $37.85, which is a little over twice the price of the other option. I didn't want to cut the wires on my trackball, so i purchased the trackball harness along with my optiwiz. i did pass on the button harness, opting to make my own using some wires from an old pc case i had lying around instead. (reset switch wire, power switch wire, etc)
i am very happy with the performance of my optiwiz, and would not hesitate to buy another one. (and i plan on doing just that when i get a trackball for my other cabinet). one advantage that the optiwiz has over the other interface is the easy usb disconnect. the other interface is a hacked mouse, with an attached ps2 cable. which means if you need to remove your control panel from your cabinet, you will need to disconnect the ps2 port and pull the cable up through the cabinet as you remove the control panel box. with the optiwiz, it is usb and the cable unplugs from the pcb, which makes it a little easier to work with if you need to move things around.
-edited for stupidity