Kitsune

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

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

I think Qanba Sapphire is one of the best offerings right now. You get customizable extra buttons that you can also remove/plug if you don't like em as well as native PS5 support. For the price and customization options + brand quality I'd say it's a great overall option. Razer Kitsune is good if yo

What's the difference? I have a Razer Kitsune and I love how that feels and sounds out the box. What would be an equivalent I can use to get the same effect

Not what I said. I said there's a hundred better options. Not that there are options that are a hundred times better. The Hitbox Arcade controllers are basically just Sanwa buttons, or their newer COMBO buttons (a Cherry lowpro switch in a fancy housing), in an average casing with an average board.

I was able to get a Razer Kitsune as a gift - I used to play controller only but wanted to get more reliable PEWGF, the learning curve isn’t necessarily steep, but it’s awkward. Mostly because I know what to play and what combos to execute it button layout is much different. So make sure if you get

I own a Razer kitsune and can vouch for its quality. Quiet, good feeling buttons. The controller is quite light, and very thin. It is approximately 11.5x8.3 inches. So if you want that big chunky fightstick feel, it is not for you