Sehawei Haute42 Arcade Stick 16Keys All-Button Gamerfinger with Custom RGB & Turbo Functions,Arcade Controller Street Fight for PC/Ps3/Ps4/Switch/Steam Game Keyboard-Supports Hot Swap & SOCD

WOW! I'm really happy with this hitbox (or whatever it's called). I have large hands and was worried about hand cramps, since its one of the smaller hitboxes out there but that's been no issue at all. The product itself looks clean and because it is so small its not an eyesore when its on my desk and can be easily stored. Beyond its appearance, it's helped me get more comfortable with fighting games.I've always struggled with the genre, only finding mild success in Tekken 8 where I reached Garyu with a controller. I've had trouble hitting the right inputs, and it only gets worse when opponents are pressuring me and I'm not executing the move I intended. This hitbox has helped me feel more in control of my character and helped me stay more calm when playing against people. It did take some time to adjust, but the more comfortable I get with it, the easier combos become.I don't own other hitboxes, but I highly recommend this one. It looks great, and for the price, it offers a lot.

I personally have some experience with arcade stick style controllers and alot of experience with game controllers in general and keyboard switches. Playing SF6 and Brawlhalla with the controller, I only have praise. The switches are incredibly light and are practically silent compared to a lever arcade stick, I estimate maybe half of the volume of the average mechanical keyboard with red switches. They are being actively updated with custom firmware that is easily available online (in the Haute discord), switches are hotswap, and you can even put custom artwork on the front and back if you cut it out and place under the acrylic. The Only downsides is that you have to use the custom button caps because that what fits into the acrylic cutout when pressed, and the small size of the controller which can dig into palms. Aside from that I've had no major issues, I had one with double inputs (which are horrible for puzzle/grid based games) but that was quickly solved by downloading latest firmware which is really easy cause theres a webapp for it as well as customizing literally anything you could want about the controller including lighting.

How on earth is this such high quality? This thing dwarfs 3d printed hitboxes going for 200 bucks on Etsy, it's got extremely smooth, thick and punchy gamerfinger switches and the heavy acrylic material combined with the greywood v3 switches give the inputs and incredibly satisfying thock. The weight and travel feels extremely quick while not being so light that resting your fingers will treat you to accidental inputs. RGB lighting has a fun ambience and arcade-y feel to the whole device. It's extremely ergonomic and comfortable to crank on for hours without any pain or discomfort in the wrists or fingers, especially compared to a controller or even an arcade stick.Input switching makes this thing near universal, while SOCD cleaning modes work to keep you from registering inputs otherwise impossible in fighting games or on joystick/DPAD in general (up + down or left + right simultaneously) so it's a tournament legal device. Size is extremely compact, especially in terms of height profile, but not so small that you can't get away with resting it on your lap.The OLED display is the icing on the cake, it displays your current settings so you don't have to scratch your head and lab in a practice mode to figure out whether you have SOCD cleaning on a certain mode, or turbo on a certain button -- or heck even what type of controller inputs you're sending. You can see all the settings and which inputs are registering right at your fingertips.Frickin sweet device, can't beat this price point!!!

I had wanted a hitbox for a while and once these came out it was time to give them a shot. Haute 42 makes great devices, they're actually perfect if you don't care about PS5 connectivity.My only two complaints are that getting custom buttons for these is not necessarily easy as Haute 42 uses non-standard buttons sizes, and that the button keycaps fall loose if you toss the controller in a bag.Keep in mind you own ergonomics too. This is a small controller, if you have large hands or are going to play holding this on your lap it won't be to comfortable.I like the look of these taller buttons more than the other model, but the flatter buttons on the S model will probably be a better fit for most.

Exceeded my expectations, even after reading some glowing customer reviews.Pros+++++Leverless fight box that cost less than your standard first party Dual Sense, Switch Pro, or Xbox Series controller+Lovely acrylic shell+++Quality and quiet mechanical linear switches+++The RGB LEDs are bright, dimmable, with a couple animation options (or you can turn them off)++There is an extra USB C and a USB A extension port+The tiny built-in config display is a discrete little luxury+++Weight is solid, feels good in the lap or on the desk+Quality Type A to C USB cable+Some extra key caps and a spare switchCons-Key caps feel a little cheap and are pretty easy to pop off- No padding underneath with metal screws exposed (cold on bare thighs, could scratch desk)Neutral comments=Small footprint, about as big as a DVD movie box= Single page of useful info= Works on my PC and Switch=Significantly louder than gamepad but much quieter than my arcade stick=Not immediately intuitive... There's a learning curve***I'll update if anything goes wrong... Otherwise, I highly recommend!