HTONG All-Button Arcade Stick 13Keys Gamerfinger with Custom DIY RGB & Turbo Functions,Arcade Controller Street Fight for PC/Ps3/Ps4/Switch/Steam Game Keyboard-Supports Hot Swap & SOCD

Got this for my son as an entry level leverless controller. He loves it. Also you can modify and customize this thing until it’s essentially a $250 controller. Just depends on how far you want to take it!

I should start by disclosing that I am a hitbox noob, so I am not the one to compare this with other leverless controllers. That being said, I love this controller! I fell in love as soon as I started slapping the boiler plate style buttons. I thought it would take me a while to learn but I picked it right up. I'm a lifelong gamer though, so I'm sure that helps, but ya, I instantly converted and felt like I was cheating. It is as comfortable as typing and it works best on the desk where your keyboard is because your palms will rest off of it. I like the aesthetics out of the box. I also didn't have to tweak anything besides changing it from PS4 to xinput. I am not brave enough to update the firmware as I heard it was a process to reprogram, so I am planning on enjoying it as is. It is set up for SF6 neutral so no need to change that if that is what you are playing (I'm not sure what games use the different setting). I used it with retro arch as well in x input mode and it was plug and play. Super fun for all fighters and shooters (turbo works great). The RGB cycles all colors and waves through all switches and looks slick if you like the purple back with the clear acrylic. The black material case it comes with is form fitting and pretty great but I want to leave this out on the desk because it looks so cool. I have some gateron low profile switches on the way because I just want to feel a difference and I figured I would try the hot swap out. The Up/EX button is great to have for various things so I'm glad they used it in this layout. The top function switches are like "snap" switches I call them because they sound and feel like a snap. I turned to YT to get more user info as the instructions are limited but they do explain the necessary functions while simultaneously vaguely touching on things that were over my head. For example I'm not sure if the RGB changes, so I'm going to leave it at risk of screwing up mapping or something. Or the location of the "toggle switch handle" to change "Up" to "EX" is hidden in the aux input (look for that, took me days to find ;P). Anyway, I got it up and running so I'm sure most gamers will have no issue. The value on what you get in this controller compared to others seems really great to this laymen. I would choose this one with the small form factor again over the others I have seen because from what I can tell, the only thing it lacks is the Japan style 9th button for your right thumb. I prefer this smaller form factor though. Anyway, great controller so far, 5 stars, and I am having all kinds of fun with it.