These are the best sticks ever. They are number one recommended on the game forums. I'm using them for star citizen. They were easy to set up. And easy to program. Best part is micro center matched the amazon price. So I had them that day Instead of waiting two weeks from Amazon.

The gimbal itself is amazing. The X and Y axis are very precise and have an incredibly tiny deadzone. However, the twist axis doesn't use a hall effect sensor and it started jittering within a few months. Now it doesn't yaw left and the throttle slider makes the yaw axis move.

Amazing product, comfortable and durable. I used the X-56 rhino's and they were horrible in comparison to this puppy the prices should be reversed. Highly recommended as your best choice for flight controls.

Got it as a BD present from my wife. It feels great. It's a clear improvement over my old X52 pro, even if it looks a bit cheaper. The throttle however could have been a bit more smooth.

The precision of control is excellent. The ability to set up for left hand is awesome (I use joystick in left hand and Logitech G602 mouse in right hand). My problem with this joystick is that it only has 4 buttons on the stick and some of the buttons on the base were obviously made for someone with...

It's ok it seems it was for my son

What a huge disappointment this purchase was. I had been looking forward to playing Aces High 3 and spent a full day trying to get the pedals, throttle and joystick to work. I can't explain it but it just wouldn't go with my computer (Asus I7 8 core, 16 mb, GTX Geforce 960).

Nothing makes a flight or space sim really sing like a hands-on throttle and stick (HOTAS) setup. Thrustmaster's $200 T.1600M FCS Flight Pack combines joystick, throttle and rudder pedals in one lovely entry-level package.

If you're even mildly interested in driving games then you'll either already own a wheel, or know the benefits that having the right controller can bring to your gaming prowess. Flight simulation games have exactly the same possibilities opened up when you have the correct control method beneath...

Would i recommend it to others Depends what they're using it for. But probably not. It would be fine as an off hand stick when running in a dual stick flight/space/mech sim. Your off hand usually isn't as precise as your main hand and is often likely to use a bit more force.

It uses high precision hall effect sensors; Has a large movement area; In a joystick test program, this still will reach every corner of the square test area; It has plenty of buttons; Wasn't crazy-expensive; See Other: Good for off hand

-The spring on it is so rigid that it you lose your precision; If you're trying to do some fine aiming in a space fighter, you'll be fighting the spring; I actually had to take a video to show to my friends how rigid the spring was, i could hold the stick sideways in the air and shake it and the...