There are different types of controllers to play fighting games, and the types range from arcade sticks to leverless controllers (and beyond).
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 BnB Gen 3 has a modular design that allows you to switch between top panel layouts without needing to buy a whole new case.
With the F500 FLAT Elite, Mayflash brings back the same leverless goodness of the F500 FLAT, but this time with premium Sanwa buttons.
The GuileKeys GF-16 is one of the sleekest looking stickless controllers on the market, and it even has a dual layout.
There are many appealing aspects about the Meisterbox S, with the main one being its layout that you may find the most efficient for playing.
The DOIO KBGM-H07B's teardrop-shaped buttons allow you to press them without the need for surgical precision.
The Leme Tech Mini is so small, yet it provides Melee players three modifiers instead of the C-stick, reimagining wavedashes and Firefoxes.
The DuelPad Zen features an ergo-split layout that aims to reduce your odds of carpal tunnel by tilting your wrists at a 15° angle.