Logitech G Saitek PRO Flight Throttle Quadrant, Professional Simulation Axis Levers, LCD Display, 3x Two-Way Rocker Switches, Adjustable Bracket, USB, PC - Black

Used this for a while for a flight sim setup. Worked great with no issues.

I first downloaded Microsoft Flight Simulator -2020 in 2020. Could not control it, (under ANY circumstances), with the flight controls that I used for FSX. (This was a common complaint at the time!)No amount of support, user-group-discussion, or advice from similar users could get it to work. I sent it back (MSFS 2020) for a refund. Now, the 40th edition of MSFS comes out, just as my old stick completely fails. Time to try the Sim again, and I chose this bundle to try it with. SHAZZAAM! THIS SET WORKS RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX! Mind you, I'm no novice or 'newbee' to the world of flight simulation. I've been flying on it since the very first version! I'm also a real, licensed pilot. Both of these are solid, well-built pieces of hardware that are completely compatible with ALL simulation games! The operate smoothly and quietly. While they do not include any 'force-feedback,' there is no ambiguity in the control, whatsoever. Also, having the throttle quadrant really opens up the control options available in MSFS! It has a variety of mounting options so that it can be solidly placed and clamped to either vertical or horizontal surfaces, (you can't believe how great that is!)! Plenty of control axes and buttons to satisfy every taste and ability level. I highly recommend this great bundle value!

I used this product for two years and one day. I noticed after about nine months of use that the mixture lever became a little erratic. I use the auto-mixture feature so this is not a big problem. Two days ago, the throttle became quite erratic and eventually stopped working altogether. I’m thinking about buying another but will probably go to a thrust master HOTAS so I can fly helicopters.

I was like many other flight sim enthusiasts who wanted this throttle quadrant but wasn't going to pay the exorbitant prices that used, known broken, or the occasionally rare "new" throttles were going for on an auction website. When I found this past week that these were back on sale and in inventory from Logitech I couldn't click "Buy" fast enough!I already owned the Saitek yoke flight system which included the yoke, pedals, and initial throttle quadrant. Great setup and I've used it since 2014 without issue, but the obvious drawback was that if you wanted a more realistic multi-engine experience you had to buy the separate throttle quadrant. My other issue at the time was flying aircraft in FSX that were "stick" aircraft (i.e. fighter aircraft) where I wanted to use my Force Feedback 2 joystick along with the Saitek throttle. What a PITA that was because the throttle for the yoke system is a PS/2 connection and requires the yoke to be setup to power it! So I'd have this mess of components just to use the throttle quadrant and joystick.Not anymore! This is indeed the "add-on" quadrant with USB connector and it functions as a standalone device in Windows Devices panel. A couple of notes:•On first use and every time I hook it up I "sync" each lever's axis with a program called DXTweak2. It makes sure that the physical range of each level matches the axis input values (i.e. throttle all the way "off" = 0; all the way "on" = 65535).•On first use with FSX I found that for prop and throttle axis controls the lever being "off" or 0 was reflecting 50% on the controls in the plane rather than 0%. If you have this issue do the following: Go to Settings → click Controls button → on Calibration make sure the controller is selected (3 axis 9 button joystick) and click the Advanced Controls radio button → make sure all three axis Sensitivity sliders are all the way to the right and the Null Zone sliders are all the way to the left.Lastly, the table clamp has an insert that goes into one of the three holes molded into the clamp bracket. The insert is held in place by two small, silver screws under the clamp bracket. My clamp bracket shipped with the insert in the very farthest hole which didn't allow it to clamp firmly on my desk. The booklet instructions don't tell you about adjusting this insert, so if you find your clamp not securing properly then remove it and reinstall it to the middle or closest hole.

I got this mainly for having throttle axis's to use for MSFS20. The levers are solid and have a good amount of travel. Travel enough to be precise, and this was a relief for me, using the dial on my CH Pro joystick for throttle which was very hard to dial in an accurate setting.I never thought I would use the buttons but they are extremely handy for me, and am glad they are there. Thing to remember when using the buttons, you can't press another key or mouse button when pressing them. Weird I know but I discovered that just recently. So if you have no action by pressing one of the buttons, check your mouse hand to see if you're clicking.I replaced the throttle, mixture, and prop speed knobs with the single lever thing to give me more realism with flying the heavies. It's stiffer when moving the lever, but I'm guessing it will loosen up in the future. (see picture)I would definitely buy this again. It's a crazy-good value and solid in construction.

I have had this for a while now and enjoy it. Quality is good with nice crisp stops at various settings. Levers have a firm feel of quality. Having flown real life therenis not much difference in the feel. Installation on my windows computer was a snap and it secures firmly to my desk. Nice long cord to place it wherever you wish. Button are easily programable each one having 2 positions. I have mine programmed for gear up/down, flaps up/down and Alt up/down which saves me time and effort. Good quality for the money.

These connect easily enough out of the box, but be prepared to buy some electrical contact cleaner. The potentiometers for the lever axes are extremely jittery. I was about to return it, but found a video on YT that showed how to open it up and I sprayed contact cleaner all over them and moved the levers around. After it dried, I reconnected it and they work almost perfectly now. Not sure how long that cleaning will last, but we'll see.

Rumors that the standalone quadrant won't work without the PS2 version are not correct. I have two USB-connected units working without problems.