Sanwa OBSF buttons have an optimal travel distance and sound that may give you a competitive advantage over your opponents.
The FightBox F6-Analog-Stick has ALPS analog sticks, Sanwa buttons, and Cherry MX switches—making it suitable for a variety of game genres.
With the DUB PL8, you get slimness, portability, customization, and a slew of other perks you can enjoy when building this DIY controller.
The Mayflash F700 Elite is a wireless arcade stick with Sanwa parts, customizable art, and many compatibility options.
The R4's slanted layout has Sanwa buttons, and its Sanwa joystick can have a Sanwa bat or ball top. The R3 and R2 editions have less buttons.
Available in preassembled & DIY formats, the PadBox is a plastic D-pad controller with Sanwa buttons, Omron switches, and custom LED.
SmallCab offers DIY steel enclosures, such as this one leverless enclosure with 12 buttonholes on top and six more buttonholes in the back.
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 FightBox M3 is a three-in-one hitstick that lets you use it as a lever, leverless, or WASD controller—and it has premium Sanwa parts.