As fighting games have gotten more modernized, 14 button controllers became more useful. They’re essentially 12 button controllers with two extra buttons.
If ergonomic controllers make your hands too upright, consider the Maestro that only tilts your hands at a slight angle.
The XL17 is the final boss of Ultra Arcade's Flat series, and one of its many customizable options is its Kailh Choc switch color.
One of the DNST-LLCL's most unique aspects is how its left, down, and right buttons are in a bit of a straight line instead of being curved.
The WoodFloor's 14-button split layout allows you to move your hands freely, but you can still order this controller with only 13 buttons.
With the F500 FLAT Elite, Mayflash brings back the same leverless goodness of the F500 FLAT, but this time with premium Sanwa buttons.
The FightBox F-Pro resembles the Hit Box yet packs enough unique features to make it one of the best bargains on the market.
There are many appealing aspects about the Meisterbox S, with the main one being its layout that you may find the most efficient for playing.
Despite its small size, the Kylinix L14 manages to fit in 14 buttons, three USB ports, and more goodies that may appeal to you.