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The buttons.

The buttons are clicky and have a good feel. The bumpers and triggers try to be closer to what's on the switch, which I find nice because it's not like the weird bumpers on the Samsung GLAP. the d-pad is crap because they copied the switch here too, and the ABXY layout is not the best and takes getting used to. You can change the keybinds in your games to remedy this, or gamesir has their own app which may be able to remap them. I say may because it requires ADB and the app itself asks for a lot of permissions, so I haven't had time to look into it as I've been very busy. The sticks have a good range of motion, but the heads are so awfully small. If the heads were bigger it might be nicer, as well as possibly making them taller (if someone finds kontrolfreeks that fit, DM me). When they say eSports class I think they mean the resistance to move the stick and the range of motion, which is very similar to the Xbox and PlayStation controllers.

Value.

I bought this thing for $52.50 thanks to what I'm pretty sure was a black Friday code on gamesir's website which still works. For half the price of the Kishi I think it's worth it, even considering the issues that I have with the controller. I understand that most people won't be bothered by the flex or ABXY layout, so for them I would highly recommend the controller. Even with all the postal delays due to the pandemic, the controller got to Canada in two weeks and the shipping was free so that's a plus.