Qanba Drone - PlayStation 4

Wow this joystick is amazing, the quality is superb and buttons are sensitive and very nice, you don't have to put efforts and force while playing with this. Really very good joystick. I use this stick in tekken 7 and its working brilliant.

This is my second stick after the Mayflash one. And as it is more expensive, the features are also. It feels very premium and the stick particularly works very good.

The stock stick and buttons aren't as responsive as standard Sanwa parts, but if you're looking to buy this you're either okay with that or looking to modify the stick anyway. I often play with a light touch, those with more assertive motions will get on better with the stock stick.So here's the quirks for fellow modders:1) It's a piece of cake to swap in a Sanwa JLF, but the way the stick is mounted means you can't use a Seimitsu stick and I'm not entirely sure a Hori Hayabusa would go either2) On the one I got, the quick disconnects for the buttons were stiff on the stock buttons but extremely loose on the Hori Hayabusa buttons I fitted. If you're happy doing some wire stripping and crimping on the (long and cable-managed!) wires in question, that'll be no problem for you - the more standard Sanwa OBSF-30s may not need this either.The case is a lovely size - big enough to leave some palm rest if you fit a bat top, small enough it doesn't feel like it's eating lots of sofa or floor space. Replacing the artwork is a bit more awkward - it'd be nice if we had more sticks available at this kind of size and weight. Swapping the ball top out is actively supported, with a cut-out dial giving quick access to the bottom of the stick's shaft so you can hold it in place, unscrew the old top and screw on the new one with nothing needed but a flathead screwdriver.

I bought this stick because I needed to travel abroad and I wanted to take it with me to play Tekken on my Laptop as it is quite small.This stick has several driver issues that cause it to function poorly on PC and there seem to be no concrete fixes online (believe me, I tried). Although, I had no issues playing on PS4. I was playing Guilty Gear on my laptop and there were times when the triangle button would bug out and not register any inputs after certain moves. That was the final straw that made me want to return this.The casing feels rather cheap and flimsy as it is made entirely out of plastic, I have a Qanba obsidian and I can tell you the quality between that and the Drone made it feel like they weren't made by the same company. This is a shame because Qanba's sticks are usually pretty good.The buttons are okay, they're not Sanwa as far as I'm aware but they weren't too bad to play with.Overall, if you're considering a cheap(ish) stick I would look into the Mayflash brand as they are cheap and very easy to mod. Alternatively, get a Qanba obsidian or a Razer Panthera, more expensive but it's well worth it.

Great for starting but the Qanba own brand stick and buttons feel really sloppy and cheap, but once you switch to sanwa you get a really nice travel stick due to it being really small

Just get the stick

Used product for better games control. Very good product for computer games.