MICRO
SWORL
SLIDER 16
Best for
Fighting games, travel and locals
Fighting games plus shooters, action games and RPGs
Competition. Extra buttons for the mappings modern games expect.
Controls
12-button leverless
Leverless buttons plus analog thumb domes
16-button leverless. 12 plus 4 spare for drive rush, drive impact, parry, throw
Analog movement
No
Yes. Hall-effect domes
No
Changing the layout
Set up in the web configurator
Remap on the controller. 5 saved profiles.
Swap the whole panel. Leverless or stick, no soldering.
PS5 and Xbox
Yes, with the PS5 & Xbox upgrade (+$76), installed before it ships
Yes on Multiconsole. Not on Basic.
Yes, with the Brook Gen5X upgrade (+$85), installed before it ships
PC and Switch 1 & 2
Yes, plus Steam Deck
Yes, every version
Yes, every version
Custom art
Removable top, swappable insert
Removable top, swappable insert
Removable top, swappable insert
Wireless
Wired
Wired today. Wireless is coming to Multiconsole in 2026 by firmware update, no dongle needed.
Wired
Price
MICRO $89, or $165 with PS5 & Xbox
MICRO XL $109, or $185 with PS5 & Xbox
Basic $175
Multiconsole $225
SLIDER 16 $129, or $214 with PS5 & Xbox
SLIDER Stick $179, or $264 with PS5 & Xbox
30-day returnsOn in-stock controllers. You cover return shipping.
Since 2019Leverless controllers designed by us, played at locals and majors everywhere.
60,000+ customersPlayers already on a JunkFood controller.
Which ones work on PS5 and Xbox?
SWORL Multiconsole works on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1 & 2 and PC out of the box. MICRO, MICRO XL and SLIDER do with their PS5 & Xbox upgrade, a Brook board we install before the controller ships; pick it on the product page and it shows as its own line in your cart. SWORL Basic is made for PC and Switch 1 & 2.
I'm new to leverless. Where do I start?
Start with the MICRO if you mainly play fighting games. If you also want to play shooters, action games or RPGs on the same controller, pick the SWORL. If you compete and want spare buttons for drive rush, parry and the rest, the SLIDER 16 has four. Our guide compares pad, stick, leverless and SWORL.
MICRO or SWORL?
MICRO is the thinner, lower-priced pick built for fighting games. SWORL adds analog thumb domes and on-controller profiles so it plays the rest of your library too. Read the full comparison.
What are the SLIDER's extra four buttons for?
Most leverless controllers give you twelve. The SLIDER 16 adds four, so the shortcuts modern fighting games put in their button settings, drive rush, drive impact, parry and throw in Street Fighter 6, assist and macro buttons in others, get their own key instead of taking over a main one.
What is the return policy?
In-stock controllers can be returned within 30 days. You cover return shipping. See the refund policy.
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