Logitech G Pro Flight X56 Rhino Hotas Review

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Awesome except for one thing...

• By Dan from Stewartstown PA USA on Tuesday, October 20, 2020
• Pros: Fast, clean, a 1000000 buttons and knobs
• Cons: Twisting (yaw) on the stick is horrible.
• Review: This thing has me flying like a pro now afterward flying with an xbox controller. Seriously... I didn't realize how good I was until I could actually command the airplane...

  With that said... One major flaw. The twist spring for the stick is so strong I recollect I'm going to break the stick off. And then I move rudder trim and nosewheel tiller to one of the million knobs on the throttle.

  Plus I heard the twist bound tin break it. And so elected non to use it at all.

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Groovy Upgrade for an older Flight Controller

• By SHT on Th, June xviii, 2020
• Pros: Multiple keys/switches/hats, dual throttles, solid structure slap-up price.
• Cons: None, if you lot're upgrading.
• Review: Went beyond my expectations, after upgrading from a T-1600M, information technology'south like night and 24-hour interval. I don't know why I waited so long to get this product. You tin can't go wrong buying this product.
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solid through and through

• By A Customer on Tuesday, July 28, 2020
• Pros: progamable for aristocracy dangerous horizons
• Cons:
• Review: Feels better mounted in place obviously lacked weight . which is not something oyu want in a production your producing or aircraft only a few books or a stop at the hard where store is great get going.
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Best HOTAS I've ever owned!

• By A Customer from Garner NC USA on Wednesday, Oct 05, 2016
• Pros: Sensitive. Lots of options. Alot of options for macros.
• Cons: "sticky" throttle
• Review: Bang-up product with an amazing sensitivity. The stick office is very sensitive, which I like. The freedom of motion is astonishing. Information technology also has a lot of buttons which is really useful. The throttle tin can be split for multiple inputs. The only downside is how "sticky" the throttle seems
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Good product, no complaints, except $.

• Past A Customer from McKinney TX USA on Thursday, July 28, 2016
• Pros: solid, only pricey
• Cons:
• Review: Good production, no complaints, except $.
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Foreign colour design on both joystick and throttle

• By David from Israel on Friday, Baronial 12, 2016
• Pros: Many options for defining functions
• Cons: Paint joy
• Review: I just got information technology here is Israel yesterday.
  Get-go impression was I got a faulty unit of measurement due to poor paint chore.after checking the saitek website and other sites I saw information technology is designed like that.
  Call me old school,but it looks very bad in my eyes.
  Now to the unit itself.very easy to program and lots of buttons an sliders.changed a spring today and had problems putting parts back.but read the PDF transmission and it helped.
  I had the X65 for some years now and wanted to stride up.
  Looks and feels very nice.
  
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Great stick, disappointing quality control.

• By A Client from Portage, IN on Tuesday, October 06, 2020
• Pros: Buttons, looks, software is just okay.
• Cons: Quality command, Logitech support is shady.
• Review: Tons of buttons and it looks precipitous equally heck. The programmable software is adequately direct forward if a flake defective compared to other sticks software.

  However for $250 information technology'due south a bit disappointing that the quality control bug are even so present because this is a second iteration, even third if yous consider it an evolution of the X55 equally well.

  The stick does have a scrap of slop in the center which I had to cancel out by setting a modest deadzone in the software, not a big bargain really. Unfortunately the lower limit of the axes on the joystick do not match the range of movement of the concrete movement of the stick. What I mean by that is when I move the stick to the left the Ten axis value reaches 0 while the stick has some other inch of move. Same goes for moving the stick up, but that one is only about a quarter inch of movement subsequently the Y axis bottoms out.

  For the upper limits it works as expected. When I push the stick to the end of its range of motion it's just shy of the maximum axis value, then when I push a lilliputian harder on it it will max out.

  I volition also add that Logitech, despite being a well known make, have a very shady support reputation. I registered my stick, but information technology's non showing nether my products on my contour. I entered a ticket, only however haven't received a reply a few days later.

  It's a nice stick, just exist prepared for a possible RMA as the quality command is disappointing.

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