One thing iirc, the top lights are color changing. I thing it's start, btb or c and fx l or r for each laser, and turn the dial to change the color, and press start, btb, btc, fx l, and fx r and once to make the light rainbow. Lastly, bt b and c, and start to change the color of the light when no lasers are being used. I think that's how it works

I've been using the F2 for almost 6 months now, really love the controller! Few flaws though, the optical encoder system for the knob is excellent but the dampening sheets are terrible since they wear out after 1 to 3 months of play, depending on how much you use the controller. At some point the knob will spin like crazy without any fore at all, because the middle of the sheets will gradually lose material from the metal spinning cylinder in the middle that wraps around them. Other one is that the Start button is too close to the play buttons, which can regularly causes an accidental "self crash" in Exceed Gear Konasute (way too often that I want to to be really honest. Final part of "Ghost Family Living in Graveyard - EXH" especially). You also mentioned feel of the buttons are mushy on Sanwa, but that's really needed because the arcade machine is a big heavy chunk of machine that does not move and will be stationary no matter how rough you play. I do like the DJ Dao buttons though, which are the ones I got. Another thing you might wanna know is that you can also replace the large surface graphic under the main acrylic sheet, so you can literally design anything you want for how your controller will look like!

More beat saber when?

the cheapest one i found here is a genbu controller it's only like 4000 nt dollar here (saw it on shopee) and i dont really know where eles you can buy it except shopee and taobao but yea i still think Faucetwo is better( probably cuz faucetwo has rgb lol)