Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Precision FightstickCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

I just replaced my new Thrustmaster T-stick joystick with this as that turned out to be defective...the rudder control signals were erratic and after trying everything under the sun (software, hardware calibrations and devices and tweaks), I opted for Logitech...which is cheaper and feels cheaper than the Thurstmaster. However, that doesn't matter much when controls are working perfectly...all signals are perfect and precise, which is crucial for flying simulators I use it for. My only gripe is that all buttons are on the left side of yoke...that means for left-handed folks like me who use left hand for the yoke control, I have to move my right hand over to engage speed brakes, gears, brakes, reverse thrusts and other critical controls. If there was a model where buttons where spread out or one where buttons are on the right side of yoke, I would have given it 5 stars.

Logitech produces a wide array of quality electronic products, and I use this Flight Simulator joystick with the 2020 edition of Microsoft FS. The joystick has 12 programmable buttons covering flaps, trim, and power as well as camera and instrument views. It has a high sensitivity level out of the box which requires a more delicate flying experience, but even this can be modified in the FS settings. All is good here.

The joystick changed my always crashing in FS2020 to always landing. That is after I discovered how to change the trim to make the plane stable. That is the weakness - the FS2020 instructions are USELESS for different devices. All they provide is a mini diagram that you cannot read and then many -many-many control instructions. Too hard, but not the fault of the joystick.

Great :)))

I've been in the DOS/Windows world since '85 and, except for my first computer, have built every one I've had. I was dragged kicking and screaming to the iMac world and will never look back. That said, it's a little disheartening that it should be so difficult to find a joystick that is listed as compatible with anything other than a Windows platform. This joystick, at least for me, works perfectly on my new Mac.I bought it simply to use with X-Plane11. The joystick arrived, I plugged in the USB to the Mac and no indication on the desktop screen that it knew it was there. Ugh. Fired up X-Plane, went to the joystick settings and not only did it recognize the joystick, but there was also a representation of the exact model with a handful of the buttons and motions already assigned. A few minutes of calibration (easy) and that's it.I've never had a need for a joystick so I have nothing to compare it to but I can say the controls feel real nice, at least to me.

Well built and I imagine it would surpass expectations if it worked with my Mac. Please note this on your product description.

My Thrustmaster broke, as they do. All the "nice" yokes and joysticks are expensive and have annoying problems. I realized the fun of Flightsim for me is mostly just dinking around and watching the scenery go by, so I really just need a joystick that works.That's what this is.

I was looking for a good joystick at a decent price and this one hit the spot. It has a good feel, and the button layout works for many different games. The throttle is smoot and accurate, the weight of the joystick helps to keep it planted on your desk. For the money I really like it.