Snack Box MICRO leverless FGC fight stick controller with JunkFood artwork, RGB LEDs lit and USB-C cable attachedIn stock
Leverless fight controller · from $89

Snack Box MICRO leverless controller

One of the thinnest leverless controllers made. Twelve buttons, hot-swappable switches, your art under the lid, and PS5 & Xbox when you want them.

Reviewed by Dexerto 5/5 · Siliconera · Nintendo Life · 1UpInfinite

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MICRO + PS5 & Xbox upgradePS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
$165
MICRO $89 + PS5 & Xbox upgrade $76, a Brook board we install before it ships. Two lines in your cart.

Or 4 interest-free payments of $41.25 using Shop Pay at checkout

Snack Box MICROSwitch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck. Add PS5 & Xbox any time on the product page.
$89

Or 4 interest-free payments of $22.25 using Shop Pay at checkout

  • One of the thinnest leverless made
  • Hot-swappable switches
  • Your art under the clear lid
  • 90-day warranty, 30-day returns

Full MICRO details · Want more room? MICRO XL · Competing? SLIDER 16

Pick your controller

Same buttons, same switches, same art under the lid. The difference is size and spare buttons.

Snack Box MICRO leverless controllerIn stock
Best for travel, locals and tournaments

MICRO

  • 10 × 5 × 0.5 in. Fits a laptop sleeve
  • 12 buttons, hot-swappable Amber switches
  • Removable top with swappable art
MICRO + PS5 & XboxPS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
$165
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MICROSwitch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
$89
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MICRO XL leverless controllerIn stock
Best if you want more room

MICRO XL

  • 12.5 × 6 × 0.5 in. More space around the layout
  • Same 12 buttons and switches as the MICRO
  • Bigger canvas for your artwork
MICRO XL + PS5 & XboxPS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
$185
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MICRO XLSwitch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
$109
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SLIDER 16 competition leverless controllerPre-order
Best for competition

SLIDER 16

  • 16 buttons: the usual 12 plus 4 to map for drive rush, drive impact, parry or throw
  • Modular: swap in a stick layout, no soldering
  • Lifetime warranty on the USB-C port
SLIDER 16 + Brook Gen5XPS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 1 & 2, PC
$214
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Pre-order. Ships in roughly 6 weeks or more.
SLIDER 16Switch 1 & 2 and PC
$129
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Pre-order. Ships in roughly 6 weeks or more.

Drawn to scale

The MICRO is ten inches long and half an inch thick. Here it is next to the XL and a typical full-size leverless.

TYPICAL FULL-SIZE LEVERLESS · 11.7 × 8.3 × 0.75 in MICRO XL · 12.5 × 6 × 0.5 in SNACK BOX MICRO · 10 × 5 × 0.5 in Drawn to scale

It slides into a laptop sleeve, sits on a crowded tournament table and leaves room on your desk for a keyboard. The XL keeps the half-inch profile and adds room around the layout; the SLIDER adds four spare buttons and swappable layouts.

0.5 inthin, top to table
10 inlong. The XL is 12.5
12buttons. The SLIDER has 16

Side by side

 
MICRO
MICRO XL
SLIDER 16
Best for
Travel, locals and tournaments
More room and a bigger art canvas
Competition. Spare buttons for the mappings modern games expect
Buttons
12
12
16. 4 spare for your mappings
Size
10 × 5 × 0.5 in
12.5 × 6 × 0.5 in
Full-size, modular shell
PS5 and Xbox
Yes, with the PS5 & Xbox upgrade (+$76)
Yes, with the PS5 & Xbox upgrade (+$76)
Yes, with the Brook Gen5X upgrade (+$85)
PC and Switch 1 & 2
Yes, plus Steam Deck
Yes, plus Steam Deck
Yes
Changing the layout
Remap in the web configurator; SOCD mode by holding a direction while you plug in
Same web configurator
Swap the whole panel. Leverless or stick
Custom art
Removable top, swappable insert
Removable top, more room for art
Removable top, swappable insert
Availability
In stock
In stock
Pre-order
Price
$89, or $165 with PS5 & Xbox
$109, or $185 with PS5 & Xbox
$129, or $214 with PS5 & Xbox
 

Why leverless

A stick has to travel before it registers. A button only has to be pressed.

Inputs that land

Low-profile Amber switches with a short press. Charge moves, dashes and plinks come out when you press, with no throw distance to cover.

One finger per direction

Left, down and right sit under three fingers. Up sits under your thumb. Quarter circles and dragon punches become finger rolls you can repeat every time.

Easier on your wrists

The half-inch profile keeps your hands flat and relaxed, close to how they rest on a keyboard. Long sets cost you less.

See the inputs light up on the MICRO ↓ · Pad vs stick vs leverless, explained

Snack Facts

Everything on the label, nothing hidden in the fine print.

Snack Facts

Serving size: 1 controller

Buttons12
Size
10 × 5 × 0.5 in
Switches
Exclusive Amber low-profile, hot-swappable
Layout
4 directions + 8 actions
Lighting
RGB per button
SOCD
Up priority (Classic), Capcom/Neutral, Last priority (2iP), None
Connection
USB-C, wired
Plays on
Switch 1 & 2, PC, Steam Deck
PS5 & Xbox
With the upgrade (+$76)
Warranty
90 days
Levers
0
Soldering required
0

Licensed with Hit Box, LLC. Not a significant source of excuses.

  • Snack Box MICRO, clear artwork case READY TO PLAY
  • Amber switches and keycaps, installed 12 + OPTION BUTTONS
  • USB-C cable IN THE BOX
  • Web configurator NO INSTALL
  • PS5 & Xbox upgrade, if chosen INSTALLED BEFORE IT SHIPS
“I have a Snack Box MICRO I've been using for about a year with 0 issues. Love the thing.”
Grimscribe · MICRO owner
“I love my MICRO XL, it's been my go-to for 2 years now.”
JigglePhysiccs · MICRO XL owner

Quick answers

Does the MICRO work on PS5 and Xbox?

Yes, with the PS5 & Xbox upgrade: a Brook board we solder in before the controller ships, labor included. Pick it here or on the product page and it shows as its own line in your cart. Without it the MICRO plays on Switch 1 & 2, PC and Steam Deck.

MICRO or MICRO XL?

Same buttons, same switches, same console support. The XL is larger with more room around the layout and a bigger canvas for art. The MICRO is the one that disappears into a bag.

When is the SLIDER the right pick?

When you compete. Its four spare buttons take the shortcuts modern fighting games put in their settings, drive rush, drive impact, parry and throw, so they get their own key, and the panel swaps for a stick layout with no soldering. It is a pre-order today.

I'm new to leverless. Will I adapt?

Expect an adjustment period. Directions move to three fingers on your left hand and jump moves to your thumb. Once it settles, motion inputs become short finger rolls that come out the same way every time. Watch the inputs on the MICRO below.

Can I change the switches, keycaps or art?

Yes. Switches pull out and push in with no soldering, keycaps swap, and the art insert sits under a clear top that lifts off. How to get your own art printed.

How do I remap buttons or change the SOCD mode?

Remapping: plug in and open the web configurator in a browser. SOCD is set on the controller, not in the configurator: hold a direction while you plug in. Up = Capcom/Neutral (the shipping mode: Left + Right = Neutral, Up + Down = Neutral), Left = Up priority (Classic), Down = Last priority (2iP), Right = None. Check which mode you are in with the controller tester.

What is the return policy?

In-stock controllers can be returned within 30 days; you cover return shipping. Pre-orders are not returnable. See the refund policy.

MICRO or SWORL?

The MICRO is the thinner, lower-priced pick built for fighting games. The SWORL adds analog thumb domes so it plays the rest of your library too. Compare all our controllers.

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.
Real supportSetup help and layouts on our Discord.

Official editions

Licensed artwork, same controller underneath.

Keycaps, plates, cables and art cases: shop MICRO accessories

New to leverless?

See how a leverless works

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.

These are the beginner moves. Learn more: all 56 moves, motions and SOCD techniques in the Move Lab →