Two controllers, one question. Both play on PS5 and Xbox; the prices below show it both ways.
Half an inch thick, twelve buttons, your art under the lid.
See full details · See how a leverless works ↓ · Want more room? MICRO XL, $109 · Competing? Extra buttons for drive rush and more: SLIDER, from $129
Leverless buttons plus analog thumb domes. Fighting games, and the rest of your library.
Not sure? Compare MICRO, SWORL and SLIDER side by side →
“My SWORL has completely replaced ALL of my other controllers; it really is the best controller I've ever used.”
“I have a Snack Box MICRO I've been using for about a year with 0 issues. Love the thing.”
“I love my MICRO XL, it's been my go-to for 2 years now.”
Every review, in full, is on the blog. Read the blog →
A perfect score after weeks of Street Fighter 6.
Expected it to be too small. The size turned out to be the reviewer's favorite thing about it.
Tested on Switch and Switch 2: a leverless that sticks to the essentials.
Learned leverless on an EVO edition MICRO and took it to Tekken tournaments.
Possibly the best game pad they have used.
Fighters, beat 'em ups, platformers and shooters: a full recommendation.
Every MICRO, SWORL and SLIDER has a clear top with a swappable insert. Here is what owners put under theirs.
Keycaps, plates, cables and art cases for the MICRO. All accessories →
No stick. Four direction buttons under your left hand, attacks under your right. Pick a move and watch the inputs light up on the MICRO.
Hand-animated for fun, not frame-accurate.
