Sehawei Haute42 Arcade Stick U16 All-Button Gamerfinger with Custom RGB & Turbo Functions,Arcade Controller Street Fight for PC/Ps3/Ps4/Switch/Steam Game Keyboard-Supports Hot Swap & SOCD

So overall I like this, it's a lot of fun especially for a game night with friends for platforming and other similar styles of games. I ended up deciding to put it on my MAME cabinet for a bit to see how it handles and overall it's a VERY nice game pad.Of note: The buttons aren't ACTUALLY arcade-style switches. They're close, DARNED close (and perhaps I'm mistaken, but they're not the style of switch I'm used to as a child of the 80's at least) but they ARE freakin' HOT-SWAPPABLE and they include a tool to do so!They even include a few extra 'graffiti pads' that are overlays so you can make control-schema layouts, or you can just make your own design, whatever you like!Plug and play absolutely a breeze. Remapping keys? No prob. Only thing I need from these guys is a joystick. Matter of fact, Sehawei is one of the VERY VERY few companies I've decided to follow on Amazon, and they MAY actually be the first I've followed as a Vine user.I've gushed enough about this for now. Needless to say, if you're at all interested in it, go for it. You'll love it. My only complaint is that they don't make a joystick yet!!!Seriously tho', I'm RAVING about this because it's just been so much fun, especially retro-gaming on my Steam Deck!Dear Sehawei,Plz snd joystick asap.

This is my first leverless fight stick, right off the bat I noticed this one has 4 more buttons than the average leverless, 2 of these can be remapped. If you don't want to drag your fingers far or you prefer a different finger placement these 2 remappable buttons are a nice option. The size of the stick overall is comparable to most lever sticks so switching over isn't much of a hassle, there is a weight difference though.At first I thought the tiny LED screen would be useless, but I find the input reader to be a quick and easy way to gauge if your buttons are responding right away. I know Sehawei has other sticks with screens that can be changed into custom images but I'm not sure this model is capable of doing that.This stick comes with additional skins to place underneath the clear screen. Personally, I'm not a fan of the 2 designed skins, the stick looks great without one. You also get some stickers.The RGB customization options are nice but can be a bit confusing to go through, also incredibly long if you wish to give each button a different response color when clicked.This stick worked right out of the box on PC and each button was responsive.If you want to get into leverless I think this is a nice entry stick that won't break the bank.

TL;DR: This is a great entry level 16 button leverless/hitbox style controller for fighting games like Tekken, Street Fighter, Guilty Gear, and Mortal Kombat. Well built and extremely customizable while also being fairly priced.Cosmox-Haute42 delivers with another great 16-button lever-less controller that's both well built and sold at a decent price. The U16 is another GP2040 Raspberry PI gamepad that allows you to fine tweak and customize the controller to your liking. The controller comes with [15] 2.06cm and [1] 2.58cm buttons which are all re-mappable, allowing you to play in a style most comfortable to you. All the button switches and keycaps are hot swappable and the controllers comes with a screwdriver to remove the hard plastic plexiglass cover along with switch puller to safely remove your key switches.NOTICE: for consoles like the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, and the Nintendo Switch you will need a controller converter to use. These converters will usually be an extra $20-$50 on top of purchasing the controller. Cosmox-Haute42 sells the Booter5, Mayflash sells the MagicBoots Adapter, Magic-S PRO 2, and the Magic NS, and Brook sells the Wingman FGC Converter. Make sure you research which one works best for your console before you purchase one!Pros:-Great price-16 re-mappable buttons-Quick-swap paper art for user customization (controller even comes with 4 extra paper covers, two blank DIY papers and two with art designs)-Large length and width for comfortable lap play while also having a small height for easy storage (shelf, drawers, file organizers, backpack travel, etc...)-Customizable button LEDs-LightweightCons:-Does not work natively (plug and play) for consoles, will need a converter-Mainly plastic case & shell build, feels less well put together than other leverless controllers like the Victrix Pro KO, the Razer Kitsune, the Hitbox, and Cosmox-Haute42's own M-series controllers-Plastic plexiglass cover leaves visible hand marks from hand sweat-No Bluetooth connection, which may make couch play difficultAll in all, I would highly recommend this controller for anyone looking to level up their gameplay in fighting games. It is decently built, highly customizable, comfortable to play with at a great price.

This fight controller is pretty good. It has all the expected buttons for a joystick. The buttons are tactile and feel similar to a comparable mechanical keyboard with red switches. There's less travel but it is direct with less click.I have a smaller gamepad with turbo functions that has a bit more travel and is clickier. I think this works well too.

The made a lot of good decisions when designing this game button pad.It can be used with Nintendo Switch, Sony PS3, PS4 and PS4 games on PS5 Consoles.There is a web-based configurator if you need something else.The fit and finish are very good. The button mashing "travel" distance is very satisfying and gives the right amount of bounce.The LEDs are a nice addition and I didn't find them distracting at all, just a nice extra.There are 4 included overlays, including 2 basic white versions for customization.If you are looking for a well made, attractive and configurable gae button mashing pad, this is a very good one. It has the quality and heft of old school arcade game controls.