China may very well be the number one manufacturer of fighting game controllers globally, and it’s awesome that we have access to its many innovations.
The Ruyi Box is a stickless controller with 18 face buttons curved quite interestingly as well as two analog sticks.
The Haute42 B16 is a larger version of the Haute Board Mini, and this time, it also has more keys, giving it a dual layout.
It seems that DOIO took its creative liberties with the spacing of the KBGM-H03's buttons, especially the uppermost button.
The FightBox R1-F is a dream come true for platform fighter players who love the Frame1 layout but would rather enjoy it with Sanwa buttons.
The QRD Maestro S3 can either work wirelessly or with a wired connection, depending on your preference when you play.
You can buy the Qanba 2009 for one or two players, and you can also buy it with or without an arcade cabinet base.
The Haute42 S16 is a small & slim stickless controller with more buttons than usual, and the S13 edition has less buttons.
With the KBHX-01, you get a mini WASD controller available in different colors and can even work on the PS5 with a dongle.