Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick x Joystick
Thrustmaster is a term among manufacturers of gaming accessories for different platforms - for personal computers, Playstation, PSP, Wii or Xbox. These include gamepads, joysticks, steering wheels or sound systems with very high quality. Joystick T.Flight Stick X with Thrustmaster is an ergonomic model designed for the ultimate flight simulator experience on the computer and PS3. The high-quality design of the T.Flight Stick X is complemented by a precision sensor and adjustable stiffness.
Thrustmaster is a term among manufacturers of gaming accessories for different platforms - for personal computers, Playstation, PSP, Wii or Xbox. These include gamepads, joysticks, steering wheels or sound systems with very high quality. Joystick T.Flight Stick X with Thrustmaster is an ergonomic model designed for the ultimate flight simulator experience on the computer and PS3. The high-quality design of the T.Flight Stick X is complemented by a precision sensor and adjustable stiffness.
Thrustmaster is a term among manufacturers of gaming accessories for different platforms - for personal computers, Playstation, PSP, Wii or Xbox. These include gamepads, joysticks, steering wheels or sound systems with very high quality. Joystick T.Flight Stick X with Thrustmaster is an ergonomic model designed for the ultimate flight simulator experience on the computer and PS3. The high-quality design of the T.Flight Stick X is complemented by a precision sensor and adjustable stiffness.
Thrustmaster is a term among manufacturers of gaming accessories for different platforms - for personal computers, Playstation, PSP, Wii or Xbox. These include gamepads, joysticks, steering wheels or sound systems with very high quality. Joystick T.Flight Stick X with Thrustmaster is an ergonomic model designed for the ultimate flight simulator experience on the computer and PS3. The high-quality design of the T.Flight Stick X is complemented by a precision sensor and adjustable stiffness.
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The lowest price for Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick x Joystick right now is $49.95 at eBay.com.au, compared across 10 retailers.
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Thrustmaster Flight Stick X (PC & PS3)
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Thrustmaster T.flight Stick X USB Joystick
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Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X - USB Joystick for PC and PS3
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Thrustmaster T Flight Stick X Pc Joystick Aviation Sim Wired Usb
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Thrustmaster T.flight Stickx Joystick-12 Buttons,throttle,hat For
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Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Flight Stick (PlayStation/PC)
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Thrustmaster T.flight Stick X Black, Red, Silver Usb Joystick Analogue
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Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X for PS3, PC
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Thrustmaster T Flight Stick X Joystick For PC
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Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X Joystick - 12 Buttons, Throttle, Rotating Handle, Hat - for PC, PS3
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originally posted on newegg.com
Because this flight stick (joystick) does NOT include any software please check to make sure that it will work with the program you are interested in. For playing a game such as WoW you will need a Joystick/Gamepad to Keyboard mapping program, such as xPadder. Other games, like PS2, support non-keyboard controllers, yet you need to check the configuration window and do a manual set-up. This joystick uses the generic drivers that Microsoft released back in 2006, so it doesn't need to supply it's own, nor does it. I have used a joystick in the past that would tilt off of my keyboard try just because it was a light-weight unit. This has some size and heft to it, and it has not raised off of the desk surface yet. The key/button placement around the base is a bit ... MoreBecause this flight stick (joystick) does NOT include any software please check to make sure that it will work with the program you are interested in. For playing a game such as WoW you will need a Joystick/Gamepad to Keyboard mapping program, such as xPadder. Other games, like PS2, support non-keyboard controllers, yet you need to check the configuration window and do a manual set-up. This joystick uses the generic drivers that Microsoft released back in 2006, so it doesn't need to supply it's own, nor does it. I have used a joystick in the past that would tilt off of my keyboard try just because it was a light-weight unit. This has some size and heft to it, and it has not raised off of the desk surface yet. The key/button placement around the base is a bit strange. You raise the index finger of your right hand to press up on button 3 - strange at best, awkward at worst. While my right hand is on the joystick my left hand could be resting on the base, with my thumb operation the throttle, ring finger on button 5, middle finger on #6, and index finger on #7, and stretching to reach button 8. That leaves buttons 9 through 12 without a finger to operate without taking your hand(s) out of their resting place. Also, I keep my left hand on a keyboard, so buttons 5 - 12 really don't do me any good. I do think they got button #2 and the PoV (Point of View) hat switch, yet it works. Again, check the game(s) you want to use this joystick with to make sure it is supported. If it is not then you will need to invest a few more dollars in a software program that can map the actions of the joystick, and it's buttons, to the keyboard, and mouse. And because of the rudder action of the hand grip you will want to make sure that the program supports that as well. Because of the lack of a way to map the joystick to a keyboard/mouse I can not recommend this flight stick. Other manufactures include software to program their sticks, even in this price range, so having to spend another ten dollars does not seem correct. It does seem to be a good, sturdy, controller, yet I just can't get over the lack of any real support for games that do not have an alternative controller configuration built in. And yes, this is worth deducting one and a half eggs for (button placement is worth another half to whole egg).
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I've owned several joysticks over the years. A Microsoft Sidewinder, then a Logitech Attack 3, a Saitek X52, then this. This is by far the most comfortable to use and best feeling joystick that I've had. Far more precise and better feeling than the X52 which is now sitting on a shelf. Of course the X52 had more buttons and the separate throttle, but I could never get used to the way it felt and unless you play something like DCS, you may never even use all of those buttons. The Saitek was probably better in terms of quality control, however. On this Thrustmaster there is a triangular piece of plastic on the front of the joystick (against the palm) that squeaks if you grip with any force. Much worse than the squeakiness is the poor soldering job done on the throttle ... MoreI've owned several joysticks over the years. A Microsoft Sidewinder, then a Logitech Attack 3, a Saitek X52, then this. This is by far the most comfortable to use and best feeling joystick that I've had. Far more precise and better feeling than the X52 which is now sitting on a shelf. Of course the X52 had more buttons and the separate throttle, but I could never get used to the way it felt and unless you play something like DCS, you may never even use all of those buttons. The Saitek was probably better in terms of quality control, however. On this Thrustmaster there is a triangular piece of plastic on the front of the joystick (against the palm) that squeaks if you grip with any force. Much worse than the squeakiness is the poor soldering job done on the throttle wires. There are three wires connected to the throttle slider and they move with it. With enough movement, the thin soldering will snap and the throttle will become unusable. I decided to fix them myself rather than send it in for repairs or a replacement. If you are unwilling or unable to fix a potential issue like this, I would look for a different joystick. Despite the issues I had, I would say I am happy with this stick simply based on its price and performance.
originally posted on microcenter.com
This is a great flight stick for beginners. It's compact, and has just enough buttons. The hat switch is a nice to have, and the throttle slider is decently ergonomic for the size. Obviously, the build quality and function is what you get for the price, but that's not a bad thing. I would recommend for anyone who flight sims casually and just wants a small stick to pull out once in a while. Definitely better for your desk space (and wallet) than the HotasX, which I've seen.
Thrustmaster Flight Stick X (PC & PS3)
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Thrustmaster T.flight Stick X USB Joystick
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Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X - USB Joystick for PC and PS3
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Thrustmaster T Flight Stick X Pc Joystick Aviation Sim Wired Usb
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Thrustmaster T.flight Stickx Joystick-12 Buttons,throttle,hat For
Delivery $12
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Because this flight stick (joystick) does NOT include any software please check to make sure that it will work with the program you are interested in. For playing a game such as WoW you will need a Joystick/Gamepad to Keyboard mapping program, such as xPadder. Other games, like PS2, support non-keyboard controllers, yet you need to check the configuration window and do a manual set-up. This joystick uses the generic drivers that Microsoft released back in 2006, so it doesn't need to supply it's own, nor does it. I have used a joystick in the past that would tilt off of my keyboard try just because it was a light-weight unit. This has some size and heft to it, and it has not raised off of the desk surface yet. The key/button placement around the base is a bit ... MoreBecause this flight stick (joystick) does NOT include any software please check to make sure that it will work with the program you are interested in. For playing a game such as WoW you will need a Joystick/Gamepad to Keyboard mapping program, such as xPadder. Other games, like PS2, support non-keyboard controllers, yet you need to check the configuration window and do a manual set-up. This joystick uses the generic drivers that Microsoft released back in 2006, so it doesn't need to supply it's own, nor does it. I have used a joystick in the past that would tilt off of my keyboard try just because it was a light-weight unit. This has some size and heft to it, and it has not raised off of the desk surface yet. The key/button placement around the base is a bit strange. You raise the index finger of your right hand to press up on button 3 - strange at best, awkward at worst. While my right hand is on the joystick my left hand could be resting on the base, with my thumb operation the throttle, ring finger on button 5, middle finger on #6, and index finger on #7, and stretching to reach button 8. That leaves buttons 9 through 12 without a finger to operate without taking your hand(s) out of their resting place. Also, I keep my left hand on a keyboard, so buttons 5 - 12 really don't do me any good. I do think they got button #2 and the PoV (Point of View) hat switch, yet it works. Again, check the game(s) you want to use this joystick with to make sure it is supported. If it is not then you will need to invest a few more dollars in a software program that can map the actions of the joystick, and it's buttons, to the keyboard, and mouse. And because of the rudder action of the hand grip you will want to make sure that the program supports that as well. Because of the lack of a way to map the joystick to a keyboard/mouse I can not recommend this flight stick. Other manufactures include software to program their sticks, even in this price range, so having to spend another ten dollars does not seem correct. It does seem to be a good, sturdy, controller, yet I just can't get over the lack of any real support for games that do not have an alternative controller configuration built in. And yes, this is worth deducting one and a half eggs for (button placement is worth another half to whole egg).
I've owned several joysticks over the years. A Microsoft Sidewinder, then a Logitech Attack 3, a Saitek X52, then this. This is by far the most comfortable to use and best feeling joystick that I've had. Far more precise and better feeling than the X52 which is now sitting on a shelf. Of course the X52 had more buttons and the separate throttle, but I could never get used to the way it felt and unless you play something like DCS, you may never even use all of those buttons. The Saitek was probably better in terms of quality control, however. On this Thrustmaster there is a triangular piece of plastic on the front of the joystick (against the palm) that squeaks if you grip with any force. Much worse than the squeakiness is the poor soldering job done on the throttle ... MoreI've owned several joysticks over the years. A Microsoft Sidewinder, then a Logitech Attack 3, a Saitek X52, then this. This is by far the most comfortable to use and best feeling joystick that I've had. Far more precise and better feeling than the X52 which is now sitting on a shelf. Of course the X52 had more buttons and the separate throttle, but I could never get used to the way it felt and unless you play something like DCS, you may never even use all of those buttons. The Saitek was probably better in terms of quality control, however. On this Thrustmaster there is a triangular piece of plastic on the front of the joystick (against the palm) that squeaks if you grip with any force. Much worse than the squeakiness is the poor soldering job done on the throttle wires. There are three wires connected to the throttle slider and they move with it. With enough movement, the thin soldering will snap and the throttle will become unusable. I decided to fix them myself rather than send it in for repairs or a replacement. If you are unwilling or unable to fix a potential issue like this, I would look for a different joystick. Despite the issues I had, I would say I am happy with this stick simply based on its price and performance.
This is a great flight stick for beginners. It's compact, and has just enough buttons. The hat switch is a nice to have, and the throttle slider is decently ergonomic for the size. Obviously, the build quality and function is what you get for the price, but that's not a bad thing. I would recommend for anyone who flight sims casually and just wants a small stick to pull out once in a while. Definitely better for your desk space (and wallet) than the HotasX, which I've seen.
I needed a flight stick type joystick for the new game coming out SC and a few other space combat titles. I needed combat funtionality and good response. This joystick had a good number of buttons and they were well placed. The base is solid and gives me a stable base. They are programmable and I was able to reassign them in the game. I also use a voice command program which makes using it even better since it lets me use the joystick almost exlusively for critical functions. Being able to twist it to roll is very important for good flying especially for games that have black out during high-g maneuvers. The only con is the hat is a bit stiff and very linear and doesnt allow fluid rolling of the hat. The styling is nothing to write home about but I'm all about ... MoreI needed a flight stick type joystick for the new game coming out SC and a few other space combat titles. I needed combat funtionality and good response. This joystick had a good number of buttons and they were well placed. The base is solid and gives me a stable base. They are programmable and I was able to reassign them in the game. I also use a voice command program which makes using it even better since it lets me use the joystick almost exlusively for critical functions. Being able to twist it to roll is very important for good flying especially for games that have black out during high-g maneuvers. The only con is the hat is a bit stiff and very linear and doesnt allow fluid rolling of the hat. The styling is nothing to write home about but I'm all about functionality anyway. I think it's a great buy for my money and feeling good about playing all the new space sims coming out soon with it.
This is a very good joystick performance-wise, especially if you are left-handed. All the buttons and swiches have a good feel and the stick itself has outstanding senstivity. I bought the new T16000M FCS version of this Thrustmaster joystick in the hope that it would address some of the design defects of the original model, but it has only been partially successful in that regard. It adds some braille type buttons and depressions to the base buttons so that you can distinguish between them by touch, which is good. It also added some grooved texture to the throttle slider, the hat switch, and thumb buttons, but this texture doesn't really help to improve the grip as they are made of hard slippery plastic rather having a rubber coated surface. The main problem with ... MoreThis is a very good joystick performance-wise, especially if you are left-handed. All the buttons and swiches have a good feel and the stick itself has outstanding senstivity. I bought the new T16000M FCS version of this Thrustmaster joystick in the hope that it would address some of the design defects of the original model, but it has only been partially successful in that regard. It adds some braille type buttons and depressions to the base buttons so that you can distinguish between them by touch, which is good. It also added some grooved texture to the throttle slider, the hat switch, and thumb buttons, but this texture doesn't really help to improve the grip as they are made of hard slippery plastic rather having a rubber coated surface. The main problem with this joystick is the extreme spring tension which makes it hard to keep the stick steady and after a while, I feel like I've been doing some sort of physical therapy. I have't used it enough to know if it will eventually loosen up, but my older version of this joystick feels the same as this new one. As a lefty I suppose this is the best choice of currently available ambidexterous joysticks, but right-handed players can probably do better.
Good Points: None other than cheapImprovement Points: Everything, too heavy, not compatible with newer or older games
Good Points: PriceThrottle controlLots of buttonsConfigurableWorking with my Linux VM and SteamImprovement Points: More thumb buttonsBasic quality buttons
This flight stick is a good solid piece of technology and material. Plug and play makes it easier to use though buttons can be reassigned to suit your game play. Its ergonomically designed with a smooth "z" axis control. Its weight allows for its use on the platform without it moving/sliding as its being used. A good buy for flight sim. operators
I have been suckered into to buying 5 each of these Thrustmaster T-flight sticks (being gifts to family members and friends) BEWARE they are defective products. The sliders fail in a matter of a few hours of use, then they go totally inoperative. Thrustmaster will send you some software claiming it's a software problem. However all they do is "mask over" the existing Microsoft joy stick software (so your not really getting anything that will correct the defective joystick) also when that fails they suggest their calibration software (because obviously they already knew masking over the Microsoft joy.cpl won't fix the defect problem) and here Microsoft rejected and refused to install their calibration software. Mostly do the fact their software is outdated and ... MoreI have been suckered into to buying 5 each of these Thrustmaster T-flight sticks (being gifts to family members and friends) BEWARE they are defective products. The sliders fail in a matter of a few hours of use, then they go totally inoperative. Thrustmaster will send you some software claiming it's a software problem. However all they do is "mask over" the existing Microsoft joy stick software (so your not really getting anything that will correct the defective joystick) also when that fails they suggest their calibration software (because obviously they already knew masking over the Microsoft joy.cpl won't fix the defect problem) and here Microsoft rejected and refused to install their calibration software. Mostly do the fact their software is outdated and totally useless, and they seem to know this as well. I said "suckered into buying" thinking this would make a nice gift for a reasonable price and provide hours of entertainment; but it only provided aggravation and disappointment coupled with a waste of good monies for what is simply a "defective product" being sold. Made in China "dirt cheap" and sold to the American public for whatever price they can bleed you for, here some outlets are asking for $80 dollars, but most outlets sell these very same flight sticks for $30 dollars. I would not only NOT RECOMMEND this product; I will WARN YOU that you are wasting your money. The idea they make a pathetic attempt to say it's a software problem, does not hide the fact; that all 5 joysticks purchased had the very same problem, being a defective slider (throttle) which of course renders the entire joystick totally useless. BUYER BEWARE and hope you heed the advice and don't waste your hard earned money.
I am not a serious gamer, but the next best thing to actual flying is a flight simulator or an air combat game. And no one flies using a computer keyboard! After much thinking and review research, I took a huge chance. Other retailers wanted sky high prices, but not giving up, over several days, B&H Video, of all places in New York City, which is a world away from Spokane, Washington, had the Thrustmaster at a very reasonable price. And without asking, did not charge me shipping. What company does that today! Oh, by the way, out of the box, into a USB port, nothing else to do but enjoy the game!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will definitely purchase from B&H again. I'm looking for that special pair of binoculars!
