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 HauteBox One is a wireless split-layout controller with lever and leverless modules that are interchangeable.
The Haute42 W-P1 is a sloped controller with an optional wireless connection, and it is available in white as well.
The Qanba Q4 Pro is a wireless fightstick with 11 Sanwa buttons, a carrying handle, and a magnetic quick-release panel.
If you don't like the Aolion Apex's ultra-low profile switches, you can simply swap them out with the included low profile switches.
The Ruby is a wireless controller with a left pinky button and bigger thumb buttons positioned with your fighting game success in mind.
The Vilcorn Y03 is a leverless replica of the FlexStrike, and you can enjoy its 15-button split layout with a wired or wireless connection.
The Mojhon Fight Master—which has buttons that vary in their levels of concavity, convexity, and flatness—has an optional wireless connection.
Akko transitions from keyboards into leverless controllers—with the Funbox's 17 buttons and adjustable Hall effect switches.