Titan

There's a good selection for current gen but you gotta remember that retail/officially licensed peripherals are usually one console (and backwards compatible) + PC in terms of compatibility. Because of the growing trend of leverless/all button styled controllers, it's pretty split to even selection

If you want something that's basically an "updated" Panthera EVO, then maybe the Qanba Titan. Same form factor, weight, aux controls, better layout. Don't worry about PC compatibility, practically everything works on PC.

If you are very specific about how your lever feels to the point where you would probably want to swap it out, don't get the FlexStrike. From what I can find, the FlexStrike will more or less feel like a standard arcade stick with mechanical switches instead of traditional microswitches though from

I have both, I use hori alpha for street fighter and qanba titan for tekken. They’re both very very similar: Alpha is bigger but lighter if you care about the weight Alpha is also so easy to change buttons and stick as it just opens up on a hinge. Titan you have to undo all the screws etc. You can a

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

For sticks available at retail, Qanba Titan has the widest space between lever and buttons but the casing of it is more of a medium size. I believe that would be followed by fairly spacey Noir layouts like on Hori Fightstick Alpha, which is also just an overall larger cased device. For a used stick

Based off Amazon's prices: Obsidian 2 ($200): Classic case of "Bigger is Better", if you're looking for a wide arcade stick similar to the Hori Fighting Edge, it's a great choice though it has the typical Qanba addon problem where some of the modern amenities have to be purchased on the side like a

I love my Qanba Titan. Light but heavy enough where it won’t shift in your lap during play, good spacing between the stick and button area so your elbows sit naturally, and the cable is easy to tuck away after a match.

The Qanba Titan tends to be the favorite for traveling competitors, just make sure you grab the thin valve from Qanba.com for $2 to fit the Knee Neo lever or other larger low collar stuff unless you don't mind the hole under the lever. The Mayflash F500/F700 are just wide enough not to wobble for la

Buy second hand locally (Xbox 360 if you're purely PC, PS4 if you considering attending locals/weeklies/tourneys) form FB Marketplace, Offer Up or whatever local classifieds are popular in your area. If you don't want to do some research and just looking for something new with almost no hassle, then