DRAGON SLAY Universal Arcade Fight Stick Controller - 8 Button Compatible with Xbox Series X, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC & Android

This has genuine Sanwa Denshi parts in it, and uses the same universal stick method as Mayflash's arcade sticks. Do read the directions for pairing it with your various consoles. It WILL work with the PS5 as long as you are using a PS4 controller, or the Mayflash Magicboots PS4 stick.It has a very comfortable sloped design, and is heftier than other sticks at this price point, making it very comfortable for extended periods of play. It comes with it's own servicing screwdriver as well, that tucks away inside the housing. Nice touch.The official Dragonslay website has an art template for this device, which is a very pleasant surprise. Buttons and stick can easily be switched out, and there's plenty of room inside for just about any Japanese stick/lever. However, the PCB is tucked away and if you want to trade the Sanwa stick for a Korean lever, you will have to disassemble the entire box.

Great product to buy. Has a really sensitive and easy to use buttons and arcade stick. Not too heavy and really nice button designs. My only complaint with this product is the fact it can’t connect to my Xbox Elite controllers which is confusing because it connects perfectly fine with my normal Xbox controller . Other than that the product is top notch.

The buttons are good but everything else from lever to inner pieces are made of absolute trash. Expect this thing to not function after 3 years.

its a really nice and sleek arcade stick that gives you the customization options from the start, everything that comes with it fits perfectly, none of the buttons move when you use them and the controls are flawless, some issues I had was some setup on the PC which was easily remedied on my end and the provided tool to open the back slightly works which is a bummer, other than those I was easily able to enjoy this on my PC and nintendo switch so far (no it does not work with super smash bros due to the games control schemes) I have gotten it to work with SoulCalibur, Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Dragon Ball FighterZ (on the switch), and even games like Raiden V, so if your looking for an arcade stick to work like an arcade cabinet then this is one of the best options for that.

I didn't own it for long but it didn't take much to make an impression. Definitely the most comfortable stick I have ever used. The engineering on this stick went to good use, simply the angle of it fits perfectly on your lap with your hands resting instead of straining your wrists. The parts are sanwa even though it's not advertised here.I have used theSfiv seSfiv chunli teSfv chunli te2Qanba q4Razer pantheraHori mini. None of them felt so natural in the lap then this stick.Definitely worth the money If you need a stick

Why is this thing $200, when the theres like 10 other chinese companies rebranding this exact same controller? Its not PS5 compatible and My Hitbox didnt even cost as much. As you can see in my pic, i bought an exact controller w/ a different brand name for $50 bucks. The products are identical inside and out. Even the screwdriver stowed inside the case is exactly the same.After investigating the origins of these clone controllers, i ordered $30 (plus $20 shipping) on ebay for the EXACT controller under a different name (Sparkfox).Also, theyve been manufacturing this thing since the PS3 days like 15 yrs ago, possibly longer. Dont see how they charge so much for something theyve been churning out for over a decade. In fact the older versions were wireless. This one isn't.But lets get to why this controller sucks. The connection issue on PS4. Sure its annoying to connect a DS4 controller, but the issue i had was that the top menu buttons would stop working. I would have to grab a ps4 controller and turn it on from sleep mode and use the home button and then use the “start” menu from the DS4. This didnt happen at first, but it became very frequent.That is super annoying if your practicing moves or combos on any fighting game. Training requires a lot of pausing and access to the game’s menu.The build quality is good. Not $200 good though. Its a plastic box, an acrylic faceplate, some basic sanwa parts, and outdated board. Lots of other controllers have better solid chassis than this.This was my first arcade fighting stick and didnt know any better. It wasnt till i started ordering custom faceplates and buttons did i realize this thing was extremely overpriced and cheaper version of it existed. Price tracking software shows that these controllers used to sell for less than half its current price gouge. As a $100 fightstick, it seems reasonable. I think thats what Mad Catz charges for their clone of this controller.

I got this for my birthday last year and it everything you’ll need if you really want a decent stick. The best part is the of course the multi compatibility! If mine ever breaks I’m for sure getting a new one!

This is my first stick, and it is a relatively unknown brand. I couldn't find any reviews on youtube except for a single video for an older, $100 cheaper model. The stick worked fine but now after a few weeks of almost constant use it feels like it is starting to become less rigid/ less tension when I move it, I am buying a Sanwa JLF soon as well as some silent buttons so I will buy a few extra springs and see if it is me or the stick. That said, I am noticing more problems on my off console/ off game (xbox one x/ mortal kombat 11) than I was on injustice 2 on ps4. In general though I am happy with it, I feel like I have improved enough to be noticeable compared to controller.Edit- There are times where I feel like the 4lb spring is what I wanted and times where the 2lb would have been better. The button swapping was not easy either. I broke one of the wire female disconnector tips with the pliers- recommend a trip to the auto parts store before attempting to mod (needle nose pliers required to remove wires as there is no "release button". Have no idea how a release button would even work given the method of attachment)