The Sanwa JLF/JLX is one of the most popular joysticks in the world, and it gives you a nice balance between responsivity & clickiness.
While it may look simple to you from a first glance, the Markade MKF-X1 is actually one of the most customizable controllers out there!
The Octopus Arcade Fight Stick by TR Fight Stick may be considered a spiritual successor to the legendary Sega Dreamcast HKT-7300.
Pixel Memories specializes in retro fightsticks like the Multi System Fightstick, which has quality Sanwa parts despite being retro.
The FS-MINI by Tbox is a mini controller that is available in lever and leverless editions. It can also come in preassembled or DIY formats.
The Mayflash F700 Elite is a wireless arcade stick with Sanwa parts, customizable art, and many compatibility options.
The KBGM-H08 has Sanwa parts, and it allows you to pick the colors of its joystick, buttons, top, and bottom.
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.
The Atari Fire Controller is only one of many retro arcade sticks that SuperBox64 makes with a joystick, trackball, spinner, and buttons.