All button stick controllers style arcade game controllers USB arcade game sticks, sticks, Raspberry Pi, WASD layout fight sticks pc

Unusable, 1/3 of the time no response on several buttons. Not worth it at all

expect this stick to be delivered late since it's from china and has to have custom clearance before shipping. other than that. the stick works fine. it is cheaply made and you do have to press the button a bit harder than you might expect. but other than that. if you wanna try out the hitbox without hurting your budget i'd say give it a shot and if you like the hitbox you can get a more pricey one down the line

If you're not a purist for this kind of controller then this will probably do the job for you, but: you get what you pay for. The buttons are small, springy with a lot of pushback, and the unit itself is way larger than it needs to be though doesn't weigh what you'd expect. This is the cheapest hitbox on the market but it's still a cheaply-made thing. If anything you should buy this to get an idea of what it's like to use a hitbox and then save up to buy a better one from another brand.

I'm not sure where you could buy these cheap buttons. Very weak on every level

First off this thing is tall, depending on your setup, you might not be able to comfortably rest your hands on it. Additionally, one of the main action buttons (would be X, or A) also triggers a joystick input on the board lol. This can not be fixed with software, however, you can use something like steam input to block all joystick inputs so that at least it's useable in a game and doesn't make your character walk right every time you press it. IMO the only reason you should think about buying this is if you're currently considering buying a quality one but you want to test out the form factor first before spending real money.

First off this item is coming from china so be prepared for a maybe 3 week or more wait time to receive from shipping. With this being my first hitbox and my only arcade stick of any kind, I have to say that I am enjoying the experience so far. Getting used to using individual buttons for movement inputs has been both frustrating and extremely rewarding as it not only forces but allows you the cleanest inputs after you build up comfort and familiarity with the controls. However I will say that the size of the buttons do feel a bit small and maybe even a tad too close in the area of the meetup of your action and directional buttons, but as I said this is my first and only hitbox so I assume the experience is much greater a higher price points.As for the build quality of the hitbox, its a thick boy with a footprint about the size of my 60% keyboard that comes with decent buttons that aren't hard to push but still can leave your hands fatigued if you do not find a comfy position for you hands ( I sit mine in my lap with my back comfortably planted in my ergonomic chair ). I would also recommend looking to either replace the feet with better grips or maybe find a flat surface you can plant it on because the feet that come with it don't really function unless you have a surface for them to suction on.All in all, the experience has been one of enjoyment. The price of entry to a hitbox style arcade is one that easy to swallow to figure if its right for you or someone who has interest in the platform. I can not tell you how many times I have hopped on Street Fighter 6 to just practice some drills and "magically" 3 to 4 hours pass by through the sheer fun of smacking buttons and landing those combo strings. This is only an initial review and will update further down the line for durability concerns as they arrive.

the buttons for the controller are smaller and low quality (I plan on swapping in sanwas) the it is also extremely light and the suction cups are poor. like buying a cheap car it beats walking( in this case, using a stick).

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