ThrustMaster T-Flight Full Kit (Compatible with Xbox Serie X|S and PC)

This Joystick is amazing and very smooth, at least in Flight Simulator 2024 and Ace Combat 7 on Xbox Series X. It'll make you feel like you actually have great control of the aircraft, assuming you treat the controller well, because it's not the type of controller you want to throw across the room when you crash. Not the best controller for Call of Duty though, so you may want to look for another option if that's the game you want this for.

Excelente producto total confianza en venta y distribución totalmente agradecido y feliz con la compra

Muy bueno pero no lo compren sin los pedales queda debiendo sin ellos y fue mi culpa por ahorrarSi eres fan de Boeing o te gustaría sentir más como piloto o juego piloto comercial mejor de una el de Airbus en precio non es tanta diferencia

Ordered two, one for myself and one for my best friend who loves flight simulator games as a birthday gift and took a little bit to make sure it was all set up and configured correctly at first and is still taking some getting used to as I haven't had a joystick in the better part of almost 20 years all the way back since my wingman days on PC, but thrustmaster has always made great joysticks or HOTAS setups.The throttle control in Ace Combat is amazing and all of the axis controls, targeting options, etc. are really perfect for games like that and the level of customization is unlike anything I've ever seen on previous joysticks that I've owned. I haven't had the opportunity to use it on PC yet and I don't own Microsoft flight simulator as I prefer like actual aerial combat dog fighting games however I have heard that it can be configured for several games involving space combat.Definitely makes a huge difference over using a regular controller... I really don't get what is up with all of the negative reviews that people have made about this flight stick but as far as I've seen it's great. It even comes with its own miniature Allen hex wrench to be able to securely screw the throttle base to the joystick base so you can have it as one giant unit like I do for either setting on a table or your lap while playing or you can also detach them depending on your preference although the wire connecting them is not detachable so it's wise to be mindful of that but overall it is an amazing flight stick and for people who've had issues using it with their XBox you have to make absolutely sure that you've turned off your controller and have the joystick itself plugged in via the USB port before you actually start the game even once you've got it loaded to make sure that the joystick is being recognized as your player one controller.

This really makes Ace Combat 7 a much more fun game -- flight control is so much more intuitive with the Hotas One. I hope this helps anyone wondering if the Hotas One / Ace Combat 7 combo works well. As I write this, it's about 2 weeks after AC7 release, and there hardly any reviews on this combination I could find.Pros:1. Flight control in Ace Combat 7 is so much more intuitive and enjoyable. With the standard XBOneX controller, I have a tough time pitching down and rolling. Hats off to people who can ace this game with the standard controller, but I'm not the greatest with the left thumbstick as flight control. I was a few missions into the convict squadron when my Hotas One showed up. I restarted the Campaign, and missions got much easier, playable in Normal mode.2. With stick and throttle joined together, it's a stable enough to put in your lap while you play.3. Best deal I could find was on Amazon.Cons:1. My particular unit sometimes needs to be disconnected, reconnected at the round plug (?) section for the XBOneX to see the rudder and stick, though it always sees the buttons. (The USB cable has a short, round connector about 8" up from the USB port connection, so it's a 2-piece USB cable). I imagine I need to call Thrustmaster support to sort it out, which I'm really not looking forward to. This seems more of a problem with when it's connected to the front USB port, than the rear. A bit of an odd problem, since when this occurs, Ace Combat 7 still sees the Hotas One when you go into Options in the main menu.2. The USB Cable between the flight stick and the XBOne is 5' long. It's a bit short for me, and 6' would have been about perfect, but remedied easily with a cheap USB extension cable (I hope, I just ordered one).3. I use my stick/throttle as a single unit. However, the interconnecting cable between the stick and throttle is a bit short if you want to use them on either side of your lap (i.e. throttle left, stick right). I've read about a couple of people buying a longer cable, but haven't really looked into this.4. It will take a few missions to get used to the button layout - some buttons are automatically remapped on the Hotas One. More than a few times in a dogfight, instead of firing a missile, I switch targets by mistake, but that's on me, I think - this is only my second day playing with this :) Small, precise control movements area also easier, I think, with the standard controller than a fight stick5. To my knowledge, you can't remap buttons on XBOne. But I believe you can if you use it with Windows.