Kitsune

So, your input device is all personal preference. Don't let anyone tell you that you NEED a certain type of device to get good at fighting games. I play on both a regular arcade stick as well as leverless, which also happens to be the Razer Kitsune.It should be perfectly fine for Guilty Gear Strive.

Razer Kitsune and Victrix KO owner here, and quite honestly, I love them both. I enjoy how low-profile and compact both of them are because it makes them great to carry around places if you pair it with a nice soft-shell tablet bag. The VKO's larger, slanted bottom-half makes it great if you have bi

I personally recommend the Qanba Sapphire. I've also tried the Razer Kitsune and Victrix Pro KO and the Qanba Sapphire is my favorite.

I own a razer kitsune and I have a really hard time recommending it to anyone because it's so bare bones. The biggest issue is the amount of buttons, the second biggest is that you can't remap those buttons. It has a nice build quality and feels nice to play, but it really, really needs a v2 to brin

Haute42 has been the mainstream budget Leverless controller that many clones have been trying to copy. Their older controllers have issues with durability of their usb c port, but their newer controllers have solved that issue. I'm using their C16S controller and it's even higher quality than the $2

I don't know how much a Razer Kitsune is wherever you are. But I recommend that.

I started with an entry level Haute42 U16 for $60 when I first began playing, and it worked perfectly fine. However, I recently upgraded to the 8BitDo Signature Edition. I initially bought it just for the silent switches, but I’ve found the build quality to be top notch, the button presses feel much

Took me about a week or two. Went from an Xbox controller to a Razer Kitsune. And yeah. That week SUCKED. I was slow. I was bad. There was this extra half-second of lag a lot of the time, because I'd think of what I wanted to do, and then it would take me that half-second to "translate" that into fi

Yep FightBox is great, I don't have the mixbox controls on that one but I do on my Mavercade. Mavercade, is a high quality underrated product BUT I think in the long run a setup like FightBox or anything with arcade/keyboard buttons wired to a PCB is the way to go, you can maintain a setup like that

The R16 is pretty good starting off for leverless controllers. I've had the T16 and now currently the C16 leverless controller. They work well for what they are trying to do and customizable. I will say the Haute42 controllers do feel a bit "cheaper" than getting a Razer Kitsune or the Qabana contro