PXN Arcade Stick,Street Fighter Fight Stick,with Turbo & Macro Functions USB Arcade Controller,Suitable for PS3 PS4 Switch PC Arcade Fight Stick

This product is actually really great. I bought it for the release of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax and it’s actually really helped me pull of command inputs better.It works with both my PC and Switch without plugging a controller into it (though I haven’t tested it on my PS4 so you might have to plug in a controller for that)It is super responsive and there feels like there is almost no latency!I only have a few minor issues:It’s kinda small (for me).This should be okay for most people, but I am quite a large guy and my arms are ridiculously long, so I found my right elbow started to cramp after a couple hours of use. The joystick itself is rather small (or maybe I just have massive hands) though that is less of an issue.Turbo and macro are a bit weird.Maybe I’m just dumb, but even after reading all the (very poorly translated) documentation I could find online for this stick, I still couldn’t figure out how to do a macro. Turbo sometimes just won’t turn on and sometimes won’t turn off. This might be an issue with the top buttons as I have noticed I sometimes have issues with the start and select buttons, though those issues are much less common.It’s quite loud.This one is really minor. It doesn’t matter if you’re at a tournament or in person, but I have to mute my mic when playing against people on discord because no matter how far away you out the mic, the buttons are super loud.There is no restrictor gate on the joystick.I put this last because unless you’re a competitive FG player you probably won’t even care. The clicks are generally enough for me to gauge where the stick is positioned for command inputs, but when I’m trying to pull off commands quickly it can be quite difficult without the restrictor gate.All in all. For its price? It’s amazing! If you’re a beginner in the FGC and don’t know if you want to commit fully to an expensive fightpad or just want a cheap fightpad for whatever reason, you really can’t go wrong for the price. The problems I described don’t really matter as it’s a well made fightpad for its price.

This is a great and highly versatile stick. Easy to use and quick to set up. The "but" for me comes as I mainly purchased this for playing Street Fighter games and the movement of the stick is limited to square shape direction. This means that certain classic moves for SF2 characters are very difficult to pull off and now I'm looking at sold separately spare parts to see if I can upgrade/change the square one for a hexagonal motion brace for the stick. Any other games I've tried have been great fun. With old retro classics for my family like Double Dragon and pac man. But if the Capcom fighter is your jam this might not be the best choice unless you know how to improve the motion range before purchasing

Feels really good to play, both joystick and buttons are mechanical. Overall i was surprised with how well made and robust the whole thing is. For the price i don't think you're gonna find anything better

I purchased this stick to use with the Super Console X, as that device is compatible with various controllers. The stick has a nice button layout, but can be remapped on your device if you want a six button scheme. Great for emulation, Arcade, Mame, SEGA, SNES, PSX etc. The turbo switch is great for PC Engine/Turbografx roms, easy to just hold down the turbo switch then the buttons you want to apply it to and switch off. The base is made of plastic but durable, buttons have a nice light feel, stick has a clicky sound and occasionally sticks on first time use but you get use to it. The device should work on other Android TV boxes particularly if you use Emulec 3.9 or higher. Avoid pressing the macro switch, everything goes daft after that.

After under 70 hours of use 2 of the 8 buttons randomly get depressed/stuck, sticks also been playing up. Not worth the money, double what your gonan spend and get a product thats more responsive and lasts you 10x as long or buy a 20 quid one. This mid point is lose/lose

I bought this primarily to use on the PS4 for the recently released Guilty Gear Strive. I currently use a Lioncast fight stick (also bought through Amazon) to play the other Arc System Works fighting games on PC but I wanted to get the physical release of Strive on PS4. I needed a good quality stick hopefully at a decent price.Testing on PC first this ticked all the boxes. It's a solid metal construction, stick feels identical to the Lioncast one but with a tiny bit more resistance. Biggest surprise was the buttons - they're microswitches and make a satisfying click! Moving to one of the diagonals on the stick felt like something was slightly grinding. I was willing to give it the benefit of the doubt and presumed this would ease over time.PS4 was simple to get up and running. Piggy-backing on an existing controller was a clever idea and must have kept costs low. Used it for 20 minutes and all was great as per PC. And then it disconnected.Ah - maybe it's because the real PS4 controller went into standby? Okay, wake that up. It disconnected 1 minute later. Tried again - another minute and it went off.I've got 2 DS4 controllers and this happened with both when attached. I'm not sure if this is an issue with the unit I received or if it's across the board. If you're supposed to 'wiggle' the DS4 controller every few minutes to keep it awake I don't think this is a particularly good design. Coupled with the grinding issue I've sent it back.-Andy

The media could not be loaded. This is a fantastic static arcade stick, its like having the arcades in my very own house. Konami Simpson works well it even kept my 9 year old daughter busy for a while. 😆 it works with all retroarch so it will keep me busy for some time.It's well built, easy plug in and play, long 2m usb wire, nice clicky buttons and stick.