TrailMix by Granola Arcade leverless fightstick game controller for PC, Steam Deck, PS3/4, Switch (GP2040 firmware, Kailh Choc switches)
$95.99
$155.99
The TrailMix by Granola Arcade is a leverless/stickless arcade controller for competitive gaming. TrailMix was designed to be the lowest cost professional grade arcade stick available.
TrailMix performs as well or better than premium leverless arcade sticks, but at a fraction of their cost. Win your local without breaking the bank!
If you feel more opinionated about what kind of switches you like, we offer these choices:
Features:
- Supports PC, PS3, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, MiSTer and Android out of the box
- Supports PS4 with additional license file required by Sony (not included, see documentation)
- Compatible with Brook converters for PS5/Xbox/etc. supportKailh Choc V1 switches rated for 50 million button presses will last for thousands of hours of gaming
- GP2040-CE firmware offers accurate inputs with extremely low latency (<1ms)
- One piece durable 3D printed PLA case securely snaps onto the PCB with no additional required hardware
- Configurable SOCD modes for tournament play (set to up+down=neutral by default)
- Connects with a USB-C cable (we'll include one for an extra $5)
TrailMix performs as well or better than premium leverless arcade sticks, but at a fraction of their cost. Win your local without breaking the bank!
FAQ:
- Why is this less expensive than other sticks?
- What are the size dimensions?
- What colors do you offer?
- Which button switches do you offer?
If you feel more opinionated about what kind of switches you like, we offer these choices:
- Kailh Choc Red Pro S: Linear switch, 35g actuation force. This is the recommended switch for most people.
- Kailh Choc Red: Linear switch, 50g actuation force. The buttons will be firmer than the Red Pro S switches.
- Kailh Choc Pink: Linear switch, 20g actuation force. The buttons will be very light.
- Kailh Choc White: Clicky switch, 50g actuation force. Clicky switches produce an audible sound and a tactile response when pressed. They are not as popular for gaming as linear switches, but some people prefer them.
- What does GP2040-CE mean?
