Orca Analog Preview
The Orca Analog box controller's name probably comes from its variable-press analog switches, and it features true neutral additive SOCD too.
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Leme Tech Mini Overview
The Leme Tech Mini is so small, yet it provides Melee players three modifiers instead of the C-stick, reimagining wavedashes and Firefoxes.
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Tboxx Overview
The Tboxx is a box controller based on the integrated Open Frame1, and it is a smaller version designed for if you prefer compactness.
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Rectangle Corner Cross Cut Review
Perhaps the most unique feature of the Cross Cut is a screen in the middle, which is uncommon for rectangle controllers.
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The Schism Overview
The Schism is an ergonomic Super Smash Bros controller that can be folded after you are done with a session.
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Leme Tech One Overview
The Leme Tech One is a Smash controller that runs on the proprietary Leme Tech One firmware, which is HayBox-based and HayBox-compatible.
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Cubstraption Review
Cubs made a hybrid, the Cubstraption, that has a GameCube controller on the left and half of a box controller on the right.
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nanoGRAM Review
The nanoGRAM is the size of a card, making it one of the smallest Smash controllers (if not the smallest).
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