Acrylic is one of the most popular fightstick materials, and it’s used to make from acrylic sandwiches to just acrylic panels.
Those looking for an all-key box controller with the Smash community's preferred layout are in luck because of the HTangl.
The Zero Two is a modular controller that can be ordered in lever or leverless format—as well as preassembled or DIY form.
The Zero One is available in multiple layouts and colors—plus preassembled or DIY formats—and an overall modular design.
The RAC-J800B, part of the J800 series, is an excellent all-button controller that is available in multiple variations.
The Plat Slim is a customizable box. You can pick its switches, button colors, and acrylic type. Art, engraving, and padding are optional.
Ultra Arcade's Standard series is a reasonable entry point into its customizable controllers, and there are Pro & Lite editions available.
Just when you might have thought that the predecessor was the magnum opus, this upgraded and customizable sequel, the BnB Fightstick Gen 2, comes out and makes some noise within the community.
KeyCade offers a multitude of fightstick variations, including this interesting specimen, the BBL UVP arcade controller, that you can order with custom artwork.