Qanba N3 Drone 2 Wired Joystick for PlayStation 5/4 and PC

I love that I was able to modify it. I bought the Qanba silent stick and buttons, both chrome color. It not only works well on a PS5/PC, it looks amazing as well! We used it with Tekken 8 and Streetfighter 6 on PS5 and lots more on PC.

Nice build quality and pretty lightweight from the plastic build. Buttons are nice and clicky and the touchpad functionality was definitely needed feature. Works well for both PS4 and 5

This makes my first time playing on an arcade stick of any kind a good first impression for mostly modern budget oriented sticks, while the price might be a bit higher than most would like, I got it more than the standard price but was approved for an Amazon credit card and got it practically free as I can make 6 low monthly payments to cover the cost with no charge to my main account which makes this buy an incredible value for me. The buttons are decent and responsive and not too loud for me I like their mechanical feel, the stick feels nice and mechanical but is mind-numbingly loud but is accurate, the non detachable cable while convenient is not the best design choice but gets the Job done if you're careful with it, and best part of this stick over all is its easy customization which makes it really fun and easy for me to customize my stick without having to buy a new one. While the over all color is quite boring, I'm sure I can spice it up with stickers and or maybe artwork of my own to accommodate, but I obviously appreciate the easy quick release screw for the stick as I may consider buying new parts to swap in, it's overall a good product for the price and plays rather nicely on any fighting games but can be a bit distracting with how loud some of my inputs get and feels more light than i ever couldve possibly expected at the price but feels solid enough, and in the end, the Qanba Drone 2 preforms exactly as advertised and is well worth the investment if you want something easy to customize, and works on PS5,PS4,& PC with a dedicated switch, so in my book, especially ergonomically, this is a certified banger stick, and will easily recommend this to anyone who's attention is caught by this conversation starter.

I went from a super modded mayflash F300 to a drone 2 and WOW it's a world of difference. I replaced the buttons on my drone 2 w/ black sanwa buttons but they feel negligibly the same. You can use the controller 100% stock and be completely fine, but it's empty enough that you can add noise reducing foam to make the stick sound better. Overall highly reccomend for the pricepoint. Its super lightweight, the product feels amazing and is my favorite stick to play on right now

My daily driver is a Qanba Dragon, which is pretty much my favorite personal possession in the world, but I needed portability. I thought I was going to have to sacrifice a lot more quality for portability than I did, but there are almost no cons to this stick. I may even be slightly more accurate with this joystick than the one on the Dragon. I owned the original Qanba Drone as well. I didn't like the honeycomb graphic and it felt a little too cheap to me even though it's actually a pretty good stick. This one doesn't feel cheap to me and the grippy surface panel feels much nicer than the original's glossy plastic. I only changed the included Sanwa-like buttons because I wanted green. Otherwise I would have kept them. If you're looking for a first-time fightstick, you may not like how hard it is to see the PS controls printed on the panel (that's a plus for me) if you're new to such a layout. If you're particularly heavy on your joystick inputs, this one will probably slip around, though not as much as the original drone. The clicky joystick feedback feels slightly more pronounced than on the Dragon so I feel like I don't have to wrench it around much. Slippage hasn't been an issue for me on my lap or a tabletop, though it doesn't come with very much slip-resistant padding. I'm also kind of light on joysticks anyway, though. I own a TON of a fightsticks and this is my current favorite, second only to the Dragon. I haven't tried it on my PS5 yet as I'm primarily a PC player, but so far I've had no issues on my PC whatsoever. Drone 2 far exceeded my expectations. If it's going to be your first fight stick, it's much better than what most of us started on.

Best entry level stick on the market, easy to mod as well

It reminds me so much of those awesome arcade games back in the day we used to play. The buttons and the joystick are butter but I need to put some wear on them. So far so good!

So I mostly got this because I was looking for a fully ps5 compatible stick, and I knew I was going to replace the sticks and buttons anyway. Also, I'm a shmup player and I don't play fighting games, so there aren't really any sticks that ship with the configuration I was looking for out of the box, meaning I'd have to mod no matter what. So here's a couple of notes: It's really lightweight and I'd prefer something a bit heavier. It's not flimsy, though. I think the case is acceptable for a cheaper stick. The stick is alright but the buttons are pretty garbage. It's easy to mod and my Seimitsu LS-56-01 fit fine without needing a different mounting plate. I also used a Kowal short throw mod without issue. However apparently larger Seimitsu sticks won't fit the housing (like the LS-32). No ability to add artwork. Although there's always stickers. The cord is a little short and it's not removable. In short if you're just trying out a first stick or you're planning to mod it anyway it'll suit the purpose. However I'd be a little happier with it at ~$100 than the $145 I paid. As of when I'm writing this, though, there's not a lot of other options for fully compatible PS5 sticks on the lower end of the price range.

Muito extra de luxo melhor não há

Increíble por el precio, es liviano y cómodo, la palanca no será lo mejor pero funciona bien trae restrictor cuadrado.

Perfect for a beginner trying to learn stick. I replaced the buttons and stick for Sanwa parts as it was recommended for me, it took some time getting used to it, and honestly now I can't play fighting games on regular controllers from how good it felt using it but there's definitely a learning curve, so don't give up on it. As for the different parts, if this is your first stick I recommend trying it out before modifying it.

Muito bom!! Chegou em perfeito estado, caixa lacradíssima. nota 10/10

Todo bien gracias