Sehawei Haute42 T16 Leverless Arcade Controller, Custom RGB (White)

After all, hitbox just basically sells keyboards with a bunch less keys and a pretty case! All of the different ways you can customize the haute42 mappings using the web tool are endless, literally any button can be any any other button or even a macro with ms delays built in. Works very well. No more dropped inputs and I can standing 360 with Gief with ease! Easily customizable with stickers or paint pens and some fixative. A must have for significantly cheaper than a hit box! The only gripe I have with leverless controllers in general is there aren’t degrees of an input like there are either analog sticks…. This config is actually able to handle a button for a preset degree of input though with a bit of setup!! I’ve used cheaper and I’ve used more expensive and this is top tier!

I've been playing fighting games for well over twenty years and was always on the fence when it came to leverless arcade controllers. I decided to pull the trigger and was absolutely satisfied by this product. If you ever played on a PC keyboard before, it's essentially the same thing except with bigger buttons. I always had problems with dash cancelling in Street Fighter or instant while running moves in Tekken using a joystick. This eliminates the problem for me entirely as I know I pushed the direction button twice for a dash or I pressed the direction twice then held it down the third for a while running. If you too had problems like this, you should consider giving this product a try. But before that, I strongly suggest using a PC keyboard first and seeing how you like the input. Map the directions for left, down and right to ASD and up to SPACEBAR. Punches and Kicks to other keys of your choosing. If it feels comfortable and/or accurate enough then this product is right up your alley. Been fun to use with games like Street Fighter VI and Tekken 8. And if using your thumb to jump or go up isn't your forte, the controller comes with extra buttons that can be used as well. Easy to mod as well if that's your thing. 10/10

great product, i have been using it for a while now. it is very well constructed and is a simple plug and play. there are plenty of buttons which i like in order toconfigure them in my playing style that is comfortable for my hands. while i wouldnt drop this product on a hard floor, it looks and feels very durable and i dont feel like i have to handle it gently when moving it around.

This is my first stick, and it feels like robbery for the price. I'm so used to seeing quality sticks being sold from around the low 100s to upper 200s, and it's still crazy that this stick (probably) works and functions just as well for a fraction of the price. Switch, PC, and D-Input compatibility out of the box gives it even more bang for its buck, as opposed to those expensive sticks that are only compatible with one or two systems. You can also customize the art and there's even a mini led screen that can display inputs. I only have a two small gripes with this that keep it from being 100% perfect for any beginner player/person looking to try leverless. 1. No PS5 plug-n-play. If you want to play in a tournament, where it'll probably be a mix of PS4s and 5s, you're gonna have to update your firmware and then buy an adapter. This will bump the price up by around 30 or 60 bucks depending on the one you want (Mayflash MagicBoot 1.1 or Brook Wingman respectively) 2. Creaking. A much smaller issue, but the stick can get annoying and creak when you're playing. There's a simple solution, just loosen the screws a little bit and you'll be fine. Overall, it's still well worth the money if you can afford it. It might be more expensive than Mayflash's cheapest offerings, but I haven't been able to try those. All I know is I'm loving this so far.

I just wanted to say that I'm new to leverless controller and wanted to try one out for fighting games while on a budget. This item had I believe something like 15-20% discount which seemed like a bargain to me. Controller came and my initial thoughts were maybe my hands are not as big for it and the s16 or m16 version would be better... but I kept trying it on training mode for a few days before I actually went online for rank/casuals play. There is a learning curve and I'm still on that curve but compared to my thoughts the first day I got it...(regret etc) now is a day and night difference after about 1 week of daily use. In fact I went back to the PS4 controller and I gotta say I'm perhaps at the same level as the controller already if not even higher... so there goes that for leverless. Built quality seems sturdy I like the buttons how they feel and everything so far I'm more than satisfied with my purchase. Durability, time will tell. I am taking good care of it and keep it safe and in an rugged plastic envelope when not in use. For lap use is perfect size which is what I needed that's why I went with the T16 version and not the smaller 16's. So keep that in mind if you are on the verge, this particular controller seems more for bigger hands as the buttons seemed to be spread out more than the smaller size verions... but I'm confortable with it. There goes my review and opinion which I almost never do, but took me a good number of days undecided with which to go and $$$ etc, I say you cant go wrong with this and at this price point is cheaper than building your own even if is on a cardboard box. Cambio y fuera

So I have been using this product for about 2-3 months and initially I was really impressed by it. The overall feel of it is really nice. The buttons feel nice. It was comfortable in my lap and and the rgb lights under the buttons add a nice touch. Then over time I started to notice its flaws and the real reason why its such an afforadable fightstick even though it has all of the features of a fightstick that is 3x the price of this one. #1) Whenever I played in my lap, the fightstick would start to creek (Very similar to the sound of plexiglass when you try to flex it). Im not sure if this would cause an issue down the line, but it definitely sounds like it. #2) The usb port is very weak and flimsy. Usually, when Im done playing, I lay my sticks flat on the ground near my desktop, and few times I have layed the stick down with the usb still attached and this may have caused the usb port to become a little loose. But to be honest, I take really good care of my things and I have never been careless with this stick. I honestly just think the stick is poorly made and therefore it cant withstand even minor mishandlings. #3) Disconnecting in the middle of matches. Im not sure if this has anything to do with the weak usb port or not, but this stick randomly disconnects quite often. If this were something that rarely happens, I wouldnt even care but today this stick disconnected in 3 consecutive matches. It connects to my pc just fine. I never have a problem until I get in matches and the thing just disconnects at random points in time. These are some of the negatives that I have about this stick over the short time that Ive had it. The pros are abundant, but Im afraid the cons are a big deal. I really dont think this stick can hold up as someones main stick, but if you are someone that has 2-4 options and want to pull this out every now and then, I think it would be a good stick to have. It would also be good for those who want to try leverless sticks without breaking the bank. I actually bought my Victrix Pro Leverless pad back in June when SF6 was released and although the Victrix costs 400$, I thought this Haute t16 felt alot better out of the box. The Victrix does come with 24mm command buttons and 30mm directional, while the Haute T16 comes with all 30mm buttons. That was a noticeable difference that I really liked about the T16. If I could go back in time, I wouldnt buy the plexiglass model of this stick, I would go with the hard plastic or something that can hold up better over time because I really doubt this stick can survive more than a year as someones main stick without having issues. I will give my overall cons and pros... Pros.... Very Affordable, All 30mm buttons, Very nice looking stick especially at night, Very easy to setup regardless of platform, Beginner friendly, 4 extra buttons that can be repurposed, Buttons feels really really nice, alot of customization options Cons...Very cheaply made, the stick creeks when playing in your lap, the usb port is very fragile, and you may run into connectivity issues in the middle of using it. The stick overall is very fragile.

** EDIT ** The seller has resolved my issue even though it was outside of the return window. The seller Sehawei is not the manufacturer of this item, so I do not believe they are accountable for the defective product or that lack of response from the manufacturer Haute42. I would still advise not using the controller directly on a lap. I would recommend putting some sort of support base underneath it so that it does not become warped. ** Original Review Below ** WOULD NOT RECOMMEND One of the button slots/connectors got loose to the point where the switch inside would wiggle and cause a failure to register inputs. It's not the switch itself, since I swapped it with a working one that was in the other button slots, as well as the replacement switch. This led me to inspect the controller a bit more closely, and it is actually quite flimsy. I played it a lot on my lap, and even without being rough on it, it ended up warping/caving in near the center, and this may or may not have been why I got the button issue. I initially contacted Haute42 through the email on their website regarding the defective button slot (not the warping) but got no response. No information anywhere regarding a warranty either. To the trash it went then. Shame because I actually like the controller a lot. Hopefully their metal ones are sturdier, but either way, DO NOT PLAY IT ON YOUR LAP without full support underneath.

I love fighting games and have been playing on fight sticks for some time, this was the first leverless controller I've purchased and I could not be any happier. I've been using it for a week and love it! The reason I never got into leverless controllers until now was the price points as things like the Hitbox have been around for a while but always $200+, and with this being less than $90 is a STEAL for those wanting to learn leverless and become godlike with charge characters. The only concern, which I did not tack off any points as I knew going into it was that this is not initially usable with PS5 and would need a converter to use, meaning if you're looking for a tournament-usable stick this has some red tape you'd need to go through. Besides that in terms of button quality and feel, this thing is awesome and the OLED screen is an awesome bonus to help understand your button mapping and which setting you are on. If you want to give Leverless a try, don't hesitate on buying this one!

Super hitbox, les boutons en plus très utiles pour Street Fighter 6, en plus d'être agréables au toucher avec un appui court. Configuration pour les autres consoles très rapide en maintenant un bouton au démarrage.

el producto funciona a la perfección, he jugado ya mas de 1 semana sin problemas. Pero yo estaba en casa, ya había recibido la notificación que venia en camino y estaba pegado a la puerta para salir. De repente solo me llego una notificación que fue entregado y recibido y cuando salí estaba tirado dentro de mi porche, nunca gritaron paquetería o algo, nunca me avisaron al cel y menos se tomaron la molestia en tocar la puerta. Yo estaba listo para recibirlo y me dio mucho coraje que lo arrojaran y marcaron como entregado y recibido. Pero funciona de maravilla, mal servicio la paquetería

Great product for the price, be aware though it needs a dongle for the ps5.

If you are on the fence whether to buy this - get it! I had the smaller version of this and I decided to upgrade to this bigger version and I am so glad I did. The size is amazing it fits comfortably on the desk or on your lap! The buttons feel just right and it can handle a soft press or an aggressive slam when you're doing combos in your fighting game of choice! It has the GP2040 - You can customize A LOT. The RGB can be customized and changed per button. It has a turbo mode for multiple-inputs, it has many SOD-C modes - remappable buttons and layouts - and with the GP2040 web configurator (which is super simple to set up) you can create custom profiles to swap to as well! It has a USB-C input but only at the top unlike it's little brother which has one at the top and the left side. My primary fighting game of choice is Tekken 8, Street Fighter 6 & Dragon Ball Fighterz and they all work incredibly without issue at all! For Tekken 8 I've remapped one of the buttons so it's easier for me to perform EWGF and it's a lifesaver and boosts my Michima ego! For SF6 the extra buttons help me hit drive inpact and drive rush so much easier and faster. If you are playing on PC honestly this is one of the best leverless controller out there and I've used a lot of them from the kitsune to the hitbox you name it and by far with the customization and the extra buttons this is certainly my favorite without contest The few downsides are as followed: - The USB-C cable it comes with very mediocre but since it is a USB-C connection you can use one of your own. - There is no OUT OF THE BOX PS5 compatibility - now it IS possible for this to work with a PS5 but it will take some tinkering in the GP2040 Web Configurator or an adapter which you can buy. Overall this has become my go-to controller and truly my favorite way to play fighting games!

Qualität muss nicht immer teuer sein. Hier bekommt hier ein sehr gutes Produkt zu einem guten Preis. Der Haute42 T16 braucht sich nicht vor den bekannten Herstellern wie Hori, Qanba oder Razer verstecken. Das Pad hat eine gute Größe und eigenet sich für den Schreibtisch aber auch für den Schoß um gemütlich auf dem Sofa zu daddeln. Das Pad hat 16 Buttons, also alle gänigen die auch auf einem standard Pad der Playstation oder Xbox verbaut sind. Inklusive L3/LS & R3/RS, Sharebutton und Start & Select. Diese fehlen oft auf den anderen Pads. Desweiteren hat das Pad noch 2 weitere Buttons die man frei belegen kann. Die LEDs und die Funktionen der Buttons lassen sich per PC über USB anpassen. Motion Inputs wie z.B. Vierteilkreis vorwärts Punsch für einen Hadouken lassen sich easy und fehlerfrei eingeben. Verbaut sind Kailh low profile red Switche, welche sich leicht wechseln oder tauschen lassen. Hinter dem Plexiglas scheibe lässt sich easy ein Custom Art einfügen um das Pad anzupassen. Eine Vorlage und Hilfe findet man dazu auf dem Discord des Herstellers. Durch den verbauten Picokontroller gibt es langen und guten Support aus der Community. Um das Pad mit einer PS5 oder Xbox nutzen zu können bernötigt meinen einen Adapter. Am besten nutzt man hier die Adapter Wingman XB2 oder XE2 von Brook. Diese erhöhen nicht die Inputlatenz, sind sehr kompatil und preislich voll ok. Für den Einsatz am PC oder Switch wird keine Adapter benötigt. Diesen kann man hier bei Amazon kaufen. Neben dem Pad ist noch ein Kuranleitung, ein USB Kabel Typ C, ersatz Buttons und eine Zange zum wechseln enthalten. Ich kann jeden dieses Pad nur empfehlen. Der Preis ist ungeschlagen! (PS und XBox müssen hier einen Adapter einkalulieren!)