Borcham S16 Leverless Arcade Stick,Haute42 16 Keys Game Pad with DIY RGB & Turbo Functions, <1ms Input Latency, Compatible with PC/PS3/PS4/Switch/Steam Deck, Support Hot Swap & SOCD

These buttons are soooo nice and the sound is great and it’s fairly easy to setup. It’s not as scary as it looks to customize. custom RGB setup took about 6 minutes to do. So far very satisfied. It’s also cheap enough to where even if it did break, you’re still spending less than an official stick from other brands. Totally worth the money IMO

Works great, if you are purchasing this to use it on a PS5. You will need the Haute booter so it works. With the Haute booter it’s plug and play.

Loved it. I didn't have my hitbox with me while I was away from home for several months and so I got this. I was comfortable with it in doing my advanced Tekken combos and movement with it immediately. No learning curve, no shortcomings. Yes it's tiny compared to the hitbox so probably not as ergonomic but it's going to be so much more portable and I can carry it anywhere now whereas previously I would leave out my hitbox in most cases. The keys are quieter too. It's a win.

The media could not be loaded. I've never used a professional hit box so I don't have a point of reference but I did used a professional stick so I can say this is really an amazing product for its price tag, its small and compact so you can take it with you if you have a laptop or to a friend's place.it feels pretty heavy so it doesn't feel like cheap plastic.the keys are very responsive and you get used to the size.I highly recommend this if you want to try hit boxes for a cheap price before spending hundreds of dollars on one..I don't think I've ever felt so easy to do a mishima dash in a tekken game before

Most importantly: the buttons are responsive and comfortable.Moderately important: the firmware is open source and highly configurable.Low importance: it's very small, to the point it can be awkward to set in your lap - but that's how it's so affordable.

It's a little guy, but that's easy to see from the product description. Came with some nice QoL bits my favorite of which is replacement caps for the start and select buttons and they even threw in a cap remover. Easy to take the top and bottom plate off to throw some art into, love the customizable screen, there is a pretty large community building around the product, the price is way too reasonable especially given the price points of similarly built leverless kits, even though I suck at fighting games I do not regret this purchase at all.

This is a surprisingly full featured leverless arcade stick for the price. It looks and feels very nice, like it should cost more. If you want to try a leverless, just get this one!

I actually really, really like this thing. For its price, it was a great test for me to see if I liked leverless controllers. Turns out, I do. I've had it for almost 4 months and it had not disappointed me for the first 3 months. So take this review as a 3.5/5 if you will.Just in the past month though, the top USB-C port has become unreliable. Any amount of movement or any medium-heavy presses of a button cause it to disconnect. Sometimes it reconnects within a second or two which isn't great but it's better than when it keeps disconnecting and boots up frozen and non-functional. This was while using a right angle USB-C connector too. Never dropped it or slammed it into anything purposely or accidentally. Was gentle with it besides how I press buttons is heavier than the average person. I'm guessing that the few times I did unplug it loosened it some along with the gravity of the cable tugging on it? I don't know.Luckily, this thing has a second USB-C connection on the left side which I've swapped to and have taped down the cord running along the edge hoping to prevent this one getting ruined too. But after a week, it feels slightly looser than it initially did already. No issues yet, but I'm already considering buying a new leverless and as much as I liked this one, I can't justify buying one that won't last me a year.The USB-C port might be fixable with soldering or something along microelectronic repair, which I'm not completely unfamiliar with but it's also not worth risking for me until I have a new one ready to use, so I'm just biding time until I figure out what I buy next (which will almost without a doubt have a built-in way to relieve stress and/or damage from the connection ports due to this experience).4.5/5 or 5/5 controller for options, software options, feel, modification options, etc.1/5 on the USB-C ports. I saw some reviews prior to buying mine mentioning that but figured after zero issues in a few months I was lucky enough to have good ones but I was not.Maybe you can get lucky or your cable management can save it but I am not likely to give it another chance at this rate.