Borcham Haute42 S13 All-Button Arcade Stick, Leverless Arcade Stick Compatible with PC/Ps3/Ps4/Switch/Steam Deck, with DIY RGB & Turbo Functions, Support Hot Swap & SOCD

Thus was a gift for my sons partner and he loved it and was using it the same night he got it. He loves it.

As a newcomer to the fighting game world (Tekken 8 specifically), this pad is the perfect way to test the waters of leverless. While some of the laser cut edges are a tiny bit rough, the price is comparable to controllers like the Nintendo Pro Controller. Size is perfect for portability, it's comparable to those tablet phones that were popular a couple years back.I haven't changed the hardware in any way, but changing the keybinds / light colors was very simple and having both Playstation and Switch inputs displayed makes it easy to use on other games. You will need an adapter to use this for PS5, but those are relatively cheap as well.Only time will tell how much mishandling this can take, but it seems very sturdily built.

Love this thing! Has a neat style to it and feels wonderful. Can't see myself upgrading past this, as a person who doesn't play fighting games constantly. The key switches feel good. Would recommend.

I'm a really big fan of this controller. It took some getting used to, but once you start to master it, moves are so much easier to pull off. It's slim, and low profile, but looks and feels fantastic. Some of the smaller options use keyboard keys, and don't feel as good, in my opinion. These buttons give the controller a much smaller vertical profile and makes it much easier to carry around. The switches activate instantly as they are pressed, so you don't have to worry about a lot of key travel before the press registers. The switches feel a bit "soft" to the press, but I personally prefer that to clicky buttons. The RBG lights look great, are customizable, and the buttons turn a nice white color when pressed (as seen in the attached picture). The tiny OLED screen is a great addition and tells you which mode the controller is in and what button is being pressed.Switching between modes is as simple as holding down different buttons while plugging the controller in. The modes and how to activate them are printed on the underside of the controller as well, so there is no need to memorize how to activate the different modes. I've tried this with various fighting games on Steam, Retroarch for Linux, and the Switch. Retroarch and Switch required a bit of setup to get the controller to work the way I wanted it to, but once the buttons were remapped, it worked like a dream. If you are going to use this with current gen consoles (other than Switch) you will need an adapter. The button caps and switches are replaceable and it comes with an extra switch and a tool to remove the switches. The one thing I don't absolutely love about this controller is the exposed screw heads on the bottom of the controller. The package comes with small adhesive rubber pads to put over the screws, but they don't stick very well. Other than that, this controller has been amazing. If you're looking for a hitbox controller that works across a lot of platforms and is easy to carry around, you can't go wrong with this one.

I was not expecting this level of quality at this price point.The buttons feel fantastic, lag is non-existent, and there's a ton of "hidden" options you can customize it with.Only thing to note, this is the "haute 42". I don't know why the seller has this so hidden. But if you want to see more reviews that's what you would use in your google search.

Read the instruction and everything worked out of the box for me. Looking forward to play with it more. I like how compact it is and the fact the buttons are also pretty low it is easy to slide this onto a bookshelf for storage. With its size I don't have to move a bunch of stuff on my desk to dive into the game I want to play.

Great entry to Leverless. perfect price. good build. easy to set up. need dongles for consoles but easy process.

It’s good for what it does i don’t know how to fully use it yet but im learning but im not gonna fault the product when its a me problem