Some of the SiTong H3's extra buttons are to be used by your left pinky, left thumb, right thumb, and right index finger.
The rumors are true: in addition to the buttons it's known for, SiTong has been selling controllers like the H2 controller with 17 buttons.
The Haute42 T16-PU's name probably indicates that it contains polyurethane on top as a faux leather of sorts.
With the Meisterbox L, Alpenmeister offers a unique way to play Street Fighter (and other fighting games), such as through a split layout.
Somewhere in an NYC garage, there's a guy making controllers so beautifully you'd think they're mass produced by a Silicon Valley factory!
The Pico Pad is a nifty card-sized controller for tournament organizers, whereas the Pico Pivot is specifically for Smash tournaments.
The TIKITAKA M5 has one of the most unique button layouts, including 18 main buttons—some of which are ergonomically pill-shaped.
Brian Hill Woodworks is an LLC that offers wooden cases in lever or leverless format that are finished with Danish oil.