I had a look at the video to see if that was an issue, and I tried it with my plungers and they didn’t come out. This issue may be limited to the original Gravity buttons and not the Gravity KS buttons.
I believe you can open the button up and take out the silencing pad. Alternatively, the Qanba Gravity LX I believe are the same but without the silencing pad.
I haven’t personally tried the LX versions but from what I’ve seen online, the difference is that they’re screw in buttons and they don’t have the silencing pad that the KS buttons have.
The controllers I’ve tried with Kailh switches use the v2 versions of the switches, and they don’t feel the same. Those have a bit of the traditional keyboard feel, but for the Gravity KS buttons it’s more of a soft thud when you press them down.
I don't play grapplers so I don't have much practice with sliding inputs, but I tried them in training in SF6. I found it pretty hard to slide since the buttons have the rims and your fingers get caught on them, whereas doing a piano press was far more consistent.
@@Mostardapreta For standard arcade buttons, I'm not really sure since most of them have rims. I looked it up and some people actually do recommend these buttons for sliding inputs, so maybe I'm just not used to the technique to say enough about it.
I remember seeing a post of someone hitting the top of their arcade stick and the buttons would randomly activate so I tried it myself and I didn't have the issue. Big Bird uses these buttons too or at least he used to, and he said he didn't have any issues.
It’s hard to tell but he uses a Qanba Obsidian 2 that has been modded. You can see his buttons here in the post battle section but I can’t quite tell what brand they are just from looking ruclips.net/video/lV6Eb2yq7SU/видео.htmlsi=Fma7rjVXAooDePFa
Just up to personal preference, some people want to try out different things and some people need it to be quiet to not disturb others. I like both of the buttons.
Sanwa buttons come as a default for prebuilt arcade sticks. Not everyone buys it willingly. Also circumstances change that requires them to make less noise while gaming.
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The gravity button noises got me floating
According to Mr. Sujano, the plungers can come off easily, particularly if you grab the plunger by the sides...
I had a look at the video to see if that was an issue, and I tried it with my plungers and they didn’t come out. This issue may be limited to the original Gravity buttons and not the Gravity KS buttons.
That issue is with the Gravity LX buttons. Make sure your info is right and concise, before spreading information
I love this color, but I don't like quiet buttons and couldn't find these without silencer. Sad times
I believe you can open the button up and take out the silencing pad. Alternatively, the Qanba Gravity LX I believe are the same but without the silencing pad.
@@ChronoAscension Reilly? I might actually give em a try
How they compare to GamerFinger button sound? Just as quiet?
I have not tried out GamerFinger buttons, so I'm not quite sure how they compare.
What is the difference between ks and lx version?
I haven’t personally tried the LX versions but from what I’ve seen online, the difference is that they’re screw in buttons and they don’t have the silencing pad that the KS buttons have.
How do they feel compared to the Kailh Choc v1 mini switches that come in a lot of low profile leverless controllers?
The controllers I’ve tried with Kailh switches use the v2 versions of the switches, and they don’t feel the same. Those have a bit of the traditional keyboard feel, but for the Gravity KS buttons it’s more of a soft thud when you press them down.
are the buttons good for sliding? like you want to do a 63214 and sliding through the movement buttons, is it possible?
I don't play grapplers so I don't have much practice with sliding inputs, but I tried them in training in SF6. I found it pretty hard to slide since the buttons have the rims and your fingers get caught on them, whereas doing a piano press was far more consistent.
@@ChronoAscension do you have any recomendation of buttons that are good for sliding?
@@Mostardapreta For standard arcade buttons, I'm not really sure since most of them have rims. I looked it up and some people actually do recommend these buttons for sliding inputs, so maybe I'm just not used to the technique to say enough about it.
I heard these buttons produce accidental inputs if pressed too hard. Did you face this issue?
I remember seeing a post of someone hitting the top of their arcade stick and the buttons would randomly activate so I tried it myself and I didn't have the issue. Big Bird uses these buttons too or at least he used to, and he said he didn't have any issues.
@@ChronoAscension thank you,it was very useful to me. Btw do you know what does Big bird use now?
It’s hard to tell but he uses a Qanba Obsidian 2 that has been modded. You can see his buttons here in the post battle section but I can’t quite tell what brand they are just from looking ruclips.net/video/lV6Eb2yq7SU/видео.htmlsi=Fma7rjVXAooDePFa
Yo is that a Nico Robin fightstick
Yeah, representing some One Piece art
You buy sanwa for their sound and feel so why silencing them
Just up to personal preference, some people want to try out different things and some people need it to be quiet to not disturb others. I like both of the buttons.
I removed the pads and they are still quiet enough and with much better press feedback
Because it’s annoying
Sanwa buttons come as a default for prebuilt arcade sticks. Not everyone buys it willingly. Also circumstances change that requires them to make less noise while gaming.
What hit box are you using in this video?
I’m using an enclosure from Eternal Rival, it’s their mid tier stickless enclosure.