FK2

The customizability of the switch actuation is indeed a blessing for someone who wants to do different things with movement and attack buttons. One thing I would hope for though is that you could assign any button twice on the board. Sure you can switch the button layout and assignment around, but you can only have one of each input. Would be helpful if you could assign two up input buttons for example. Should be a pretty easy software change and I'm looking forward to that happening.

Fantastic hitbox

After almost a month of use. I'm pleased to say FK2 offers an unmatched performance, thanks to its buttons. They are quick, responsive, and rebounds back quick. The buttons also feels and sound nice to smack because of the case and internal padding. The build quality is top and it has a nice hefty weight to it, although I prefer something lighter when it comes to leverless controllers. So, overall, you get highest end controller with unique feeling at an unbeatable price.

However, there are some ancillary stuff which could use some improvement. They are as follow:
-The option buttons are too stiff and small. Can be very tiresome to use during training sessions.
-The lack of retailer options. Which can make shipping very expensive depending on your location.
-Lack of customization/options when it comes to artwork and button layout.

its good

My thoughts after using the fk2 for 2 days
1) The fk2 webdriver help/guide is good and simple. only issue is that I dont know if the setting is saved after making changes to switch motion

2) the switches are too squishy/soft for me but still useable

The FK2 is a fantastic controller for anyone looking to play fighting games either casually or, more realistically, a competitive level. It being a leverless using magnetic hall effect switches gives is a huge advantage over a large majority of other leverless style controllers on the market, both in comparison to the big names as well as the other competitors options. If you're already familiar with keyboards, think of it as a Wooting, but for fighting games.

The buttons, fantastic. Switches feel great to press. The acoustics are great for people who game late night. The rubberized padding on the bottom works well, and the carry case is so nice to have, especially if you tend to travel for locals. It feels like a premium keyboard in an alternate skin.

My only gripe with it is the web driver itself. Every time I reconnect it to the driver, it seems like all of my rapid trigger settings have "reset", and I'm not entirely if they have put not. It just visually says that it did, even though I don't really think that it does. It's not too much trouble, but I personally like to know for sure that they haven't. Three clarity of it isn't great (I could just be slow), and having the ease-of-mind for me is important.

I also am not entirely sure on the SOCD cleaner, everything works in my testing and experience, but I feel the "Off" option doesn't quite really. I tried it in Melty Blood AACC, just because that game has very expansive and robust movement options, and it didn't feel right with doing j9 or doing sj9 dj8. I would like to throw out the I'm pretty washed up, but that command isn't hard to do at all.

Overall tl;dr, fantastic product, great bang for you buck and a really great option. it doesn't have a brooks UFB or anything, but for the price you can't really ask for one. If you're reading this you probably already have a Brook Wingman so that doesn't matter.