Because there are so many great fighting games to play on the PC, you really need to check out the fightsticks that are compatible with it.
The Obsidian is a decent fighstick that might catch your eye among competitors, especially if you like the Vewlix layout.
Multiplatform with decent parts and thoughtful accessories, the F300 is a recommended entry point into fightsticks.
The Alpha is not the first subpar fightstick to emerge in the market, but it is almost impossible to install better parts.
This is the B-tier fightstick of Mad Catz for when Street Fighter V came out. Minor issues aside, the Street Fighter V Arcade FightStick TES+ performs well and also looks good.
Polycade's Dual Stick Arcade Controller lets you play twin stick games, and Polycade also has regular arcade sticks & leverless controllers.
The MakeStick Pro Universal LED features a Korean joystick and Seimitsu buttons alongside plenty of options you can choose from to customize this fightstick to your taste.
The Qanba Q4 has premium Sanwa parts and allows you to carry it conveniently using its retractable handle.
The Hit Box is perhaps the most revolutionary piece of equipment that the fighting game community has ever witnessed. It replaces the joystick of the generic fightstick with a set of buttons to potentially make your life easier.