| Price | Junkfood Custom Arcades |
| Release | December 2020 |
| Compatibility | PS5 / PS4 / PS3 / XSX / XB1 / NS / PC / Android |
| Dimensions | 10.0” x 5.0” x 0.5” |
| Weight | 2 lbs |
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Performance
The buttons are smaller but feel good, although double tapping and triple tapping may be difficult. Regardless, those playing on bigger all-buttons controllers should be able to comfortably transition within the first session. The clickiness of the buttons, however, may be hit or miss depending on your preference. Of course, there is an SOCD cleaner.
Hardware
The controller feels sturdy and not cheap. It feels like metal. You cannot bend it. Besides the dozen buttons on top, there are six more buttons to navigate the PlayStation menus, and one more button can be used to adjust LED settings, such as the color, brightness, and animation.
The action buttons themselves are linear mechanical buttons based on Kailh Choc linear switches that can be hot swapped. The buttons were made in coordination with Layer Shift, the makers of the ODIN arcade stick accessory.
There is a braided micro USB cable as well as a slip-resistant pad with the Junkfood Custom Arcades logo. The stock cable is short, but there is a longer cable available. The controller stays put on a table or a lap despite its lightness.
Appearance
The LED support, which includes a dark mode, adds beauty to the controller. The LEDs stay on, but the colors elegantly change when you press a button. The controller looks very sleek in black, but the white USB cable is off-putting.
If you opt for the artwork case edition, you may be interested in our artist, Carlos Martinez, who has made custom art for the Snack Box Micro on many occasions and can do the same for yours as well:
Conclusion
This compact all-buttons controller is fantastic.
- Space-efficient
- Quite sturdy
- Rather stable
- Customizable LED
- Clickiness hit-or-miss
- Tougher multi-tapping
Rating
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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