It's got a decent look but that's about it. They should be available separately. The wiring in the throttle WILL break, no doubt. The wires get contently bent back and forth from the repeated motion of moving the throttle back and forth. It will break. They're no way it won't based on it's design.

I owned an X-55 Rhino. It lasted a month so I should have known better than to buy another Saitek product. Logitech's name may be on this product now but it was manufactured before they bought Saitek/Mad Catz. DO NOT BUY THIS MODEL, THEY ARE DEFECTIVE!

It looks like it would be great.; That's the only nice thing I can say about it

Defective right out of the box- 1; The stick has a out of place hitching/clicking internally when rolling right; It's like there is no Lubrication; 2; Throttle tension dial does nothing; 3; Throttle has a loud "Click" sound when coming back from the most forward position; 4.

Really good piece of kit, *download and install the software from Logitek BEFORE connection to your PC. Your computer will see it ok but FSX does set it up as if it's two joysticks, even if it does name them "Stick" and "Throttle".

Joystick has a quality feel to it. Insane amount of buttons and joysticks that are customizable. I definitely would buy this one again

Although not in the same league as the Warthog, which I have been using for many years (And before that the F16 FLCS from TM as well), I got this HOTAS after my Warthog started failing (5 years old).

The throttle has an excellent array of functions. The switches are firm and have a nice click, as do the buttons. The stick works well but its discussed further below. Overall I use it frequently and it definitely gets the job done. I wouldnt say it's worth the cost, however, they're all expensive.