Cherry MX switches are among the most popular switches to use for arcade controllers, and they’re often hot swappable with many options.
The Vertibox is an ergonomic controller that relaxes your hands into a vertical position instead of pronating your wrists on a flat panel.
The Victrix Pro KO features up to 16 moveable buttons in a layout that was optimized by the fighting game veteran, Momochi.
A couple of differences between the Hit Box Ultra and its predecessor is that this new version is slimmer with upgraded compatibility.
The Steelbox Pro has one more button than its predecessor and even has a couple of extra keys for movement in games that need a right stick.
The KBSure-R8 is like 2001: A Space Odyssey meets fightsticks, and one of its many cool features is opening up with a latch.
It should only take you a few seconds to swap the Mechbox's modules and make it a lever, leverless, or WASD controller!
The FightBox F6-Analog-Stick has ALPS analog sticks, Sanwa buttons, and Cherry MX switches—making it suitable for a variety of game genres.
Perhaps the most unique aspect about the Saya Arcade Shinogi is how it uses Tecsee switches, which is an uncommon but still exciting choice.