Good Mini-Controllers

[diet_orange]

What are some good controllers for those of us with babbeh hands or who just like something neat and compact to play on?

Had a Hyperkin X91 that I found at work and loved it but unfortunately the thumb sticks no longer want to work properly

 

[ct9983]

That looks neat. I'll have to add one to the collection.
I haven't used to many smaller controllers with enough utility for general PC gaming or emulation. but the NES and SNES controllers are both smaller and still quite comfortable to use (to me). I also find the Switch joycons to be quite small. either individually or together. and they bluetooth sync with PC pretty easily.
I collect controllers (only about 16 so far) and use accurate controllers for each platform I emulate. and my current issue is trying to find something to use with the various Gameboy platforms. I want something similar in size and feel to an actual Gameboy or GBA, but there aren't any controllers like that to be found. So I end up just using my USB SNES controller. which feels good, but not "right".
Anyway, cool thread idea. I love talking hardware.

 

[PatrickWeylin]

i dont think steelseries makes this anymore, but this little controller was neat (not my pic). you can find it if you look up steelseries free controller

 

[4C374552A1CA2638]

How small are we talking?

I have one of these, but my hands are not small. It's useful because it's very portable and doesn't have sticks that can snag or break, but I wouldn't recommend its use for even short sessions in my experience. For people with small hands, it may not be literally painful to use.

 

[Azkik]

Hard to beat the 8bitdo SN30 Pro in terms of features and compactness.

 

[_Lorenzo_]

I can confirm that the SN 30 Pro fits very well even in small hands, it's a great choice