Customer Ratings & Reviews

My hubby loves this controller when he flys his VR flying game.

Easy to installed on the ps4 and easy to play with.

Ok. Gave it away as a gift. Might buy some extras

Works great for PS but not PC as mentioned on the box

IDEAL FOR SIMMING IN ANY ONE OF THE FLIGHT SIMS ON THE MARKET TODAY

this is a great hotas for beginners of flight and space sims.

Good product easy to install, little bit pricey but good.

I purchased this produced a little over a month ago and have since upgraded to a Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS, the button layout and throttle overall are nice, however the joystick ruins it. just shy of two weeks of using this for Elite Dangerous and the joystick is already drifting. I've increased the dead-zone for the joystick in the settings menu along with other attempts to fix it with no luck. It gets frustrating when your ship wants to constantly roll when you're attempting to land or just flying around in general. Overall, I can't recommend this HOTAS and would recommend saving for one that is made of higher quality parts, such as the T.16000M.

I love this have been needing a new one this works great cheap to

Makes flying games better for all the right reasons

Great joystick. Game feel is right on. No lag time

It was easy to install and preformed with smooth motions.

Bought this for a gift . No complaints . The boy loves it .

Essential for flight simulator. It was totally worth the money.

Really well built controller. Love using this for Ace Combat 7.

Good quality for an under $100 HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick). The cord that tethers the throttle to stick is a little short and the throttle could use a little more friction, but overall worth the $79 I paid for it!

A brand new experience to try plane driving games!

I like the 2 piece for pc. this worked good on the console

Combining the thrustmaster with the PSVR is a fantastic combo

My first thoughts were "Wow this feels like my old Gravis controllers from the 90's". this nostalgia ended fast as with in 2 weeks Z axis picked up a stutter. ok not a lot of games use twist and the one I am playing is able to use dead zones so I fixed it through software. then a week later the X axis picked up a stutter also. I went looking on line and it turns out that variable resisters that are used are cheap and prone to instability. With the level of craftsmanship that went into making this why would you use such a inexpensive part? I would rather pay $10 more and get one with a lower failure rate.