Drone 2

If you're in the US, you might as well buy the Qanba Titan for $150 on Amazon.com: Licensed product with PS4, PS5 and PC modes. Overall one of the best arcade sticks for its price if you don't mind no visual customization options. Better package over the Qanba Drone 2 due to it's proper case size fo

I would say qanba drone 2 it's cheap and reliable and support for Playstation and pc and big enough for hand rest

The Qanba Drone 2 is fine, if you live in the US, I would recommend it's more robust brother, the Qanba Titan for numerous reasons: - Qanba Drone 2 on Amazon is $100, adding $50 for the Titan is a better deal. - Qanba Drone 2 is fine on the desk play but if you're an averaged sized person, on the la

Would just strongly recommend using Amazon to buy a Qanba Drone 2, it’s a budget stick but it’s a legitimately great stick, has just enough room for upgrades if you ever wanna try different levers or buttons (I strongly recommend trying qanba gravity buttons or sitong buttons if you end up liking fi

I agree but if you do want to hear the clicks, the sanwa JLX or JLF will be perfect. And up to you but I recommend changing the spring on that lever if you do keep it. I prefer 2lb spring. Have fun modding! I had Qanba drone 2 for about a year and a half and it worked really well for me.

Yeah there's a couple of models you could go with. The qanba obsidian is a solid stick and everyone I know that has one loves it, that one can be a little more on the pricey side if you're just looking to try it out for a while. The qanba drone 2 is reasonably priced and actually a solid stick from

Are you in the US? The Nacon Daija for PS4/PS5/PC is on sale for $175 from Amazon. Probably the best deal for a feature rich arcade stick that's officially licensed: Pretty much similar to Razer Panthera in form factor (top lid clamshell design). Sanwa parts, lots of space for a low collar Korean le

This depends on what you want to play. Most Japanese sticks will use Sanwa or approximate parts. If SF6 is your game, you should be good to go for most of them. If you play T8, you won't find any Korean levers here. The closest you'll get is if you can find something that's thick enough to fit a sei

Qanba drone 2. Been working like a charm and feels really snappy