(stock are good quality buttons, but I'm not big on the multicolors.)Of course all of that is cosmetic

The wiring seems faulty, as inputs are not always recognized and the buttons seem ready to fall out

The Seimitsu buttons are a nice middle ground between the Sanwa and the American-style buttons: they're a little clicky and don't seem to travel as far, resulting in a much firmer, precise feeling

The buttons and triggers fit well, and the pink looks cute with my black controller

Every button on my controller works all the time, every time

The buttons are nice and loud, some might not like

It is a marvelous alternative to the Madcatz Tournement Edition stick, particularly if you prefer Seimitsu push-buttons

Most important to the average user, however, the analog sticks and top buttons all feel fine.

Easily my favorite buttons of all the sticks I've used

But even through this mistake, these buttons are still pretty cool.

This shell took my parts except: the guard that holds the led light doesn't fit right, and the right R2 button doesn't align correctly.

The Seimitsu buttons looked cheap and seemed weird

Nice and flat surfaced buttons, size feels perfect, never any missed overlap with another button due to the great spacing

The buttons and thumbsticks look great and feel just like the ones that came with the controller

it works well, the controller and it's buttons are solid and sturdy and it doesn't break the bank

Wow the mod button and layouts was, way different than, my previous one, but after a little time of adjusting

Good response buttons and stick.it is almost same quality as an official xbox 360 controller, the quality build is good and it feels solid - all in all at this price point, it's an excellent buy.

+ buttons are fantastic (ever-so-slightly heavier than Sanwa) + square gate & stick were solid + construction and design were solid as well

Those buttons were awesome

Square button didn't work

You've got the mic hookup so you can talk to people, the buttons are well laid out, it was just alot of fun and playing in a public lobby on

I imagine It would not be very difficult to switch out another compatible stick, or other compatible buttons

The buttons have enough resistance that you can rest your fingers on them while still being sensitive enough for precisely-timed button presses

Great color for the chrome shell came with solid black home buttons an a tool so don't buy one if your buying this.

It comes down to personal preference, but I do prefer the Seimitsu buttons on this Hori stick, even though the curved layout does take getting used to

Only complaint I have about the stick, is that if you move the stick forcefully or smash the buttons rapidly it can get a little noisy.

Hori's other EX stick (all black) has a Sanwa joystick but inferior (i.e. cheap) stock buttons, which means you get the Sanwa movement but just not the Sanwa inputs