Kitsune

I play on the razer kitsune (leverless) and i didn’t change the button layout for standard. I have no issues using boost where it is by default. It wasn’t awkward placement for me, it was just learning the controls as new player but now it’s super easy.

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

I'm sure the Razer Kitsune is great but it's technically not a fight stick, but to answer your question you just play it. Leverless are very unique in that they have the lowest skill floor out of the big three BUT they also have the highest skill ceiling later on. SF6 pros like Tokido and PR Balrog

New FGC player here, but also similar situation of I’ll buy whatever is the best regardless of cost. I bought a ton early to test. I’ll list them below quickly. I also bought a few lever ones but won’t list since your are looking directly at leverless. Haute 42 M ultra gen 2 Victrix pro fs-12 Victri

Yeah that’s one of the pros of a razer kitsune (and many other leverless) layout. Difficult to get used to at first, but rewarding. I’ve been a keyboard player for ages and I’m also used for a wasd layout. Look up a hitbox guide for kbd on yt, I’m sure there’s one

I have the h09m, which is the mini variant of the H09. Premium is an understatement, as the H09M is hefty in its weight and feels better than my Razer Kitsune. The top panel is textured so unlike the Kitsune it doesn't stick to my fingers/palms as much. The button caps feel so much better than my Ha

So I’ll give it to you straight. I have tried a bunch of different leverless options and have never been able to use any of the additional buttons on them outside of the standard 8. On top of that the only two leverless i have really liked over the others have been the razer kitsune and the hitbox u

Razer Kitsune is the best for me. I tried a lot and settled on it. The only issue is that spacing of the left hand control buttons could be a bit wide for small hands,

The learning curve is not as crazy as people make it sound. It's more like binding your movement keys to A-S-D then assigning your UP/Jump to SPACE on a keyboard. TEKKEN is actually one of the easier games to get used to the layout than 2D games as you don't jump around like a bunny and use your UP/

I’d use a keyboard, I play with a razer kitsune keyboard isn’t so far off from that.