NACON Daija Arcade Fight Stick Officially Licensed for PlayStation PS5, PS4 and Windows 10 | 11 PC

The NACON Daija Arcade Fight Stick is a game-changer for fighting game enthusiasts. Officially licensed for PlayStation PS5, PS4, and PC, this arcade stick offers a seamless gaming experience across platforms.The build quality is impressive, with a sturdy and durable construction that ensures longevity. The stick and buttons are highly responsive, providing precise control for executing complex moves in fighting games. The ergonomic design adds to the comfort, making it ideal for extended gaming sessions.Setup is a breeze with plug-and-play functionality, and the compatibility with multiple platforms makes it a versatile choice. Whether you're on PS5, PS4, orPC, the Daija delivers consistent performance. The customization options for button layouts cater to individual preferences, allowing for a personalized gaming experience.The sleek and official design is a visual delight, and the attention to detail reflects NACON's commitment to quality. Overall, the NACON Daija Arcade Fight Stick is a fantastic investment for gamers seeking a high-performance, officially licensed arcade stick that excels across PlayStation and Windows platforms.

The quality was top notch with everything inside. I loved that it had the old school stick inside also with the tools too. It felt great and the controls were on point. The cord is lengthy and works great with all the fighting games!

There are many arcade sticks out there that are better. Those sticks are compatible only with PC and playstation. This is probably the best stick xbox has to offer. I like the feeling of the stick. It's sturdy, easy to customize, it reads directions well, and the design is great too. I like how my hands rest on the stick as if there was a desk in front of me. The only thing i hate about this stick is it is over priced. There are sticks out there with similar or cheaper prices that are better, but this is the best xbox has to offer.

Pretty impressed by this, had it for around 2 days and I’m genuinely loving it, it is incredibly responsive, the ease of switching out joystick toppers is incredibly easy due to the fact it comes with a bat top inside a compartment when you open it up, and it also comes with a screwdriver and a flat coin to mess with the button and screws on it.Incredibly impressed by it, the button are super satisfying to press, and fairly silent due to the them being Sanwa, the joystick gate feels fantastic, I’ve not lost track of where I am in the gate, and the build quality is super firm feeling, it feels like you spent around $250 on it, which while steep, you definitely get every penny out of it

This arcade stick has everything you would want. Easy access to the parts inside, as well as easy access to change out the art if you want. I modded my nacon daija with a Korean lever although this is a Japanese stick. If you plan to mod it with a k lever you will have to sand the plastic down on the panel for it to fit. My only con initially was the wrist rest as it was hurting my wrist at first. After breaking it in it feels just fine. Also the buttons on the side are a unique and refreshing choice and it will take some getting used to.

I was really excited to see a premium-looking controller available to compete with the other big boys, so I went straight for this Nacon Daija. I had the option of selecting the Xbox or PS5/PS4 versions via Amazon, and the PS version was a week+ out. I opted for the PS version, for the aesthetics, and had to wait a week or so.In SF6, I got it to work for approximately 30 minutes. When I tried to save controls for Player 2, I started to experience inconsistencies with the button presses. I toggled the PC/PS4/PS4 switch, and the dpad switches to see if this reset the functionality. This resulted in it never being detected in Windows 11 again.I put it in Firmware Update mode, and attempted to update the firmware. I let it run for 1hr, but it never completed, or confirmed completion. I swapped cables, removed USB devices, used software to try and detect the device, and it never came back up, and no longer showed in Power-on lights for the controller in Steam, Windows or the Nacon software for Windows.It seems that the toggling from PC to PS5 bricked the device. I didn’t find any users or documentation from other people, leading me to believe that I’m the only one who purchased the PS5 controller to use for my PC, as my primary console.I’m very disappointed with this purchase, and will be dropping it off with Amazon on Monday.Warning for anyone purchasing this device…at least the PS5 version. I don’t want to try the Xbox version.

First and foremost, I've been playing fighting games for about 15 years now and own 4 sticks and I spend A LOT of time playing Street Fighter 6 (Master ranked Akuma). I've had this stick for 2 days so far and it's not bad. The only 2 complaints I really have is there's no handles on either side of this stick despite it being a VERY thick and heavy stick. Also there is no diagonal wrist rest but instead a 2 inch layer of smooth black plastic which doesn't feel bad to be honest but the bottom of the wrist rest is a sharp corner that can push up against left arm if you play for extended amounts of time and can be very painful. I'm going to stick with the Nacon Daija for about a week more to see how it goes and if I still feel discomfort I will be returning it and I will be purchasing the Victrix Pro FS.

Very solid stick and easy to customize I recommended to get it if it's on sale