Sanwa VS Gamerfinger Cherry MX Speed Silver Fightstick Buttons
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- I try installing some Gamerfinger buttons with Cherry MX Speed Silver switches in my custom Hitbox and give some impressions.
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I own the 202 with Speed silvers, the Actuation point is 1.2 while the Sanwas is only 0.85 so if speed is what you want then the Sanwas.
Wow I was just looking at getting Gamerfingers for my 9.5” allfightsticks case as well. And I immediately recognized that Esom custom hitbox on the shelf.
Good eye! Post and gallery: www.aech2x.com/2020/02/the-great-wave-off-kanagawa-hitbox.html
Genuinely spooky I have what looks to be the same laptop and am making a custom hitbox
Crown/Samducksa SDB-202 are also a good option!
appreciate the demo thank you
Excellent video! Thank you very much. Im anxiously waiting my Gamerfinger buttons (which may never come) so this is help in me mentally break in the process. I wonder how the Gamerfingers compare with the Crown 202s.
What colour of switches are best for fighting games
which do you think are better for tekken. I have some gamerfinger buttons and it seems harder and slower than sanwa.
You use the screw on gamerfinger buttons right? Were they hard to screw in, since the buttons are close to each other?
Because I also have a hitbox enclosure from allfightsticks and am thinking of trying gamerfinger buttons, but are afraid the screw-in version might be too hard to put in, in which case the snap-in buttons might be better
I generally prefer screw-in versions for a couple of reasons. 1. They won't easily break when removing. 2. I have custom cases with variable thickness and you don't have to worry as much about that with a screw-in. That said they are a little close, but not so much that you can't manage. Good luck!