Razer Kitsune All-Button Arcade Controller & Street Fighter Chun-Li Vinyl Skin Bundle: For PS5 / PlayStation 5 & PC - Low-Profile Optical Switches - Slim Design - Chroma RGB - Full Top Plate Wrap

Controller was in great shape. Came in original box and looked like it had never been taken out of the box. Saved money buying from this seller. Will definitely give them another look for future purchases.

I love this fightpad. Let me start by saying I would play fighting games for hours on end on a fightstick. By the end my wrist would hurt a bit, but I would have blisters on the side of my finger due to how I held it and the tension I had. After that I would have to stop playing for some time until it calloused over in that spot before hurting again after extensive sessions.This resolved both my issues and another one I didn't know I had. I get more buttons to press and it satisfies my ADHD brain. I clack at the buttons randomly while playing but I no longer have any pain.A lot of people made it seem like it will take eons to learn on a fightpad, but honestly, it did not take that long. About a week to be moderate and another week to catch up to speed. If you played fighting games growing up on a d-pad then this will be significantly easier for you because it's roughly the same feeling as that. Instead of gliding your thumbs towards the direction, now you have other fingers to help you input those moves. All it takes is some rhythm to get used to and you'll feel at home. Don't think of it as a keyboard or attack inputs, but as you would a d-pad. Makes it so much easier

200+ hours of Street fighter 6 on this I can finally leave my review.I have SF6 for both PC and PS5 and before I got this I was using the cheap bentobox/snackbox knock off from aliexpress for $50 dollars.ProsIts thin, light, feels premium and great for PS5 lap play. Before I got this I rarely played SF6 on my PS5 because the ali-express lever-less had a super small form factor and just wasn't comfortable for lap play at all and I didn't have a table directly in front of me to play at the height I wanted to. Now that I have it im playing on the PS5 as my primary.ConsThis thing is currently not "hot-swappable". And this is my opinion but I could use slightly lighter buttons and I would switch them out if I could. Trying to Drive rush on this thing by double tapping forward is not fast enough for me so I ended up just using the binded mp+lk button to trigger it.The Kitsune will probably be able swappable in the future just not right now. You can technically swap the switches out with other low profile ones but the current razer button caps will not fit perfectly causing the buttons to fall off or not be sturdy. So until razer decides to release extra switches that will work with their caps or some 3rd party decides to sell aftermarket caps that fit the switches you decide to use its a no go without serious modding.As of 11/19/2023 - The Kitsune will not wake up the PS5 using the PS5 button. You have to wake up the PS5 with a normal PS5 controller and once it wakes up you need to hit O to go back and then press the PS5 button on the kitsune to register. It would be better if you can wake up the PS5 with the Kitsune.I don't really like it for PC table play.. The thing has a good surface area and has enough space to rest your wrists and hands while playing on your lap and its perfect for that. However when I use it on my computer for table play it doesn't feel that great to me compared to my knock off ali-express. The aliexpress 3d printed one is small and thin as well and on table play your wrists are resting on the table and your fingers are on the buttons which feels fine however for the kitsune your wrist is resting on the kitsune and not the table which feels awkward to me like im trying to play the piano. But thats just me but I prefer playing on the ali-express on my computer because of this.Other thoughtsI use this thing for multiple hours a day and because the buttons are heavier than I am use to I had alot of finger fatigue and my wrist would also start hurting during early sessions which was a bummer because I felt like I wouldn't be able to play as much as I could with this. This may not be a problem for everyone but it was for me. I had to find ways online to prevent this and ended up getting things that would strengthen my fingers and my wrists and ever since I did that it was able to play for much longer sessions.This next part is also my opinion because it depends on your finger placement and the size of your hands but I feel that the buttons are little big and too spread out. Its not a super big issue and it doesn't bother me much but there were alot of times I was not able to react to Drive Impact fast enough because I was hitting lp or lk and the DI button is all the way on the other side. The buttons are 30mm but I feel if they were 28mm bringing it slightly closer then it would be perfect.With all that said hands down buy it if you are playing on a PS5 it is a must. But for PC/Table play I would just stick to my 3d printed aliexpress lever-less it works well, its hot swappable and its perfect for table play and I get no hand pains.

Love it!

Made the switch to leverless. It does the job as it should.

I want to start out by saying that I like Razer. They make phenomenal gaming mice and some solid peripherals. Not everything in their lineup is great though (like their audio gear), but in general they’re pretty good for the price.As their first dip into the fighting game hitbox space, the Kitsune is a very attractive package. It almost all the functionality of a standard PS5 controller and all the important buttons. It has a solid aluminum chassis, comes with a nice braided usb cable, and works great out of the box. I will gladly say that it is well engineered.So it might make sense why the fighting game community has praised this guy as the second coming of Christ (in what I imagine were many sponsored and unsponsored posts). But the fighting game community isn’t exactly a high bar or taste thanks to their obsession with the awful Street Fighter 5 and their abandonment of showers and deodorant.Here’s the bottom line: The kitsune isn’t 300 dollars good. Hell, it’s not even 150 dollars good in today’s market. The bizarre pricing on these “pro gaming” peripherals is just exploiting the nerds desperate to get a one-up on their competition.The immediate sensation I had when pressing down on the X button for the first time on the Kitsune was sheer horror. These buttons are awful. They feel like a membrane keyboard from 2009. I’ve got Hall effect switches on my keyboard and even they feel more clicky than these “cherry” reds. They’re silent in the same way that a car crash is silent before the collision. Once you’re tapping on the buttons frantically in a match, they’re extremely audible to the entire room. Maybe fighting game influencers are always playing loud crappy music in the background of their mom’s basement, so maybe they are 90% deaf anyway.Also, yeah, these are the only buttons you “need”, but almost all the fighting game pros use more than the basic surface buttons in their custom hitboxes. For 300 bucks, it would be nice to half at least as many options as the much cheaper models from Paradise Arcade, Haute, etc.Great build quality and RGB cant redeem every product, Razer. Especially for 5 times the price of a Haute U16.