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FightBox R1-B Arcade Game Controller for Super Smash Bro Game

FightBox R1-B Arcade Game Controller for Super Smash Bro Game

$149.99 USD
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Enhance your gaming experience with the Fightbox R1-B game controller.

Features:

It features a durable full acrylic panel stack construction, with frosted acrylic on the bottom and top, providing a comfortable touch feeling.

Equipped with Cherry MX Black Switches, the controller supports hot swap, ensuring smooth and responsive game play.

Designed with gamers in mind, the 24mm diameter ABS keycaps offer optimal size for gaming precision.

The controller's main control board utilizes the powerful Raspberry Pi PICO, delivering outstanding performance with minimal delay.

With its convenient TYPE-C interface, the controller can be directly connected to your computer, providing native support for PC emulators.

Switch compatibility is achieved through the use of an adapter, offering versatility for various setups.

For added convenience, an optional USB-C to GameCube cable allows you to connect the controller to a GameCube game console, expanding your gaming options.

Specification:

Cable type: Type-C USB

Cable length: About 1.8m

Case Material: Black Matte Acrylic

Panel Size: 35.8x18.2cm

Product Height: 1.8cm

Product Weight: 1.2kg

Package Includes:

1 x FightBox R1-B Arcade Game Controller for Super Smash Bro Game

If you choose GameCube Cable as YES,

1 x USB-C to GameCube cable (black, 1.8m, braided)

Customer Reviews

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MetzoSoli
It's functional if anything

It works and it does the job. The feel of the casing is nice but that's really where the positives end. The buttons feel odd but not too terrrible, just very plastic-like. While the overall build feels sturdy, the sides feel unfinished and the hole that opens up to the USB-C port is bigger than the USB-C port itself which is a little jarring. It feels way too thick and there's too many layers for the fact that it runs on a single flat pcb board. My most frustrating experience is that it came with no manual and there's little to no documentation online. If you did buy this and wanted to know, it runs xinput; so be sure to do some research on the button layout if you're planning to play on Dolphin or Slippi. The redeeming quality is that it's on the cheaper end which could be seen as an entry-level controller but for $150 I'd expect a little more quality control. Overall, I'd say save up for a higher quality leverless if you're really sure you wanna make the switch to b0xx-like controllers.