Kitsune

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

A larger one like Hautepad C16, Haute42 M Gen2, Haute42 Hautepad X, Corsair Novablade, Razer Kitsune, Victrix Pro KO etc. In your lap, anything that takes up a larger surface is more comfortable, stable and precise than the opposite. Different strokes for different folks obviously, but that's been m

I sold my razer kitsune and switched to the 8bitdo All button controller. Has extra buttons. And it's quite thin like the kitsune and also has a nice matte finish. Pretty solid for its price!

I switched from my old 8 arc fightstick to a razer kitsune because of the portability aspect of it. It took me maybe 6 hours to feel like I can move left to right, and probably over 15 hours before I could do dp motions consistently on both sides. But now, it's second nature for me. Keep at it, even

I have an original Hitbox, a Razer Kitsune, an 8-bitdo Xbox Leverless and a Snackbox micro for my leverless controllers. "Best" is subjective of course, but my personal favorite to use is the Razer Kitsune. I got mine around the beginning of SF6 when they release and have maybe 800 or so hours on it

I loved my Snackbox Micro years back, but its lack of compatibility with the PS5 had me drop it for a Razer Kitsune. Yes, I know they sell upgrade kits and there are workarounds, but I both wanted something bigger [I'm not traveling so much like I used to where a tiny hitbox made sense], and I just

Razer Kitsune is my favorite. Its quite and the buttons habe a nice area. Easy to put aways and its slim!

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

Very nice. I need to figure one of these out for my snackbox micro or razer kitsune… tho I think the kitsune is too big

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