The platform that an arcade controller works on may be a lead factor in your decision regarding whether or not to buy that controller.
The Keybox Maverick is a handmade controller that is inspired by the SNES controller, and you can mix & match its colors as you like.
The Haute42 S16-C is like the previous S16 but on steroids: it comes preinstalled with the fast Crystal switches!
Perhaps the most unique aspect about the Saya Arcade Shinogi is how it uses Tecsee switches, which is an uncommon but still exciting choice.
With the DUB PL8, you get slimness, portability, customization, and a slew of other perks you can enjoy when building this DIY controller.
The Punk Workshop Leverless S can come in many different layouts, and the Punk Workshop FightStick features the same case.
The Varmilo FK2 is a 14 button controller that also comes in differently colored Sea Melody and Sakura editions.
The Mu-1612 is a 15 button stickless controller made of aluminum, and it features a split PCB layout for modular upgrades.
The SLTE is 3D printed, and metal is involved as well, but perhaps its best feature is an optional carriage handle or wire loop on its right.