There are different types of controllers to play fighting games, and the types range from arcade sticks to leverless controllers (and beyond).
Mayflash decided to enter the stickless market with the F500 FLAT that has two extra buttons for Street Fighter 6 and beyond.
Two things that make the Kyouran Harushion unique are its ample width as well as its fast Kailh Choc V1 Pink switches.
The Granola Summit is an open source PLA Pro controller that has a port for additional console compatibility.
The K10's unmatched Crown buttons coupled with Cherry MX Speed Silver switches make it a formidable controller in any tournament.
The KBGM-H04 is a dual layout controller with an aluminum alloy top and acrylic bottom. You can also add an extender for your wrists.
Just when you thought the T16 could not get any better, Haute42 gave us the T16-C with fast Crystal switches.
The Leme Tech One is a Smash controller that runs on the proprietary Leme Tech One firmware, which is HayBox-based and HayBox-compatible.
The Atari Fire Controller is only one of many retro arcade sticks that SuperBox64 makes with a joystick, trackball, spinner, and buttons.