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

I had a Logitech Yoke system with the Throttle Quadrant which I purchased about five years ago or more. When I purchased a new HoneyComb Yoke I could no longer use the Logitech Quadrant since it has a proprietary PS/2 connection which only works with the older Logitech (a.k.a. Saitek) yoke. So I needed to buy this newer model which has a USB connection.It works just like the original and is recognized by X-Plane so it can be configured using the in game configuration setup. All of the switches can be programmed for various functions. The levers are per-configured by X-Plane when it's first installed, but you can change them to suite your needs. I have played Microsoft Flight Simulator and it works equally well with that game too.The device operates smoothy and is a very well made and solid throttle quadrant for the price. Unlike the older model this one can be mounted in a few different ways to your desk or flight sim setup - which is pretty cool.If you are looking for a well made throttle quadrant and can do with just the three levers this one is a solid choice and money well spent. There are a lot flight simmers who use this throttle, which should tell you something. It is probably the best one at this price point...IMO.

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

So this throttle quadrant comes 'PLUG AND PLAY' for MSFS. I didn't need to install any software. Microsoft was ready for it as soon as I plugged it in.The throttle itself is made from very low cost, form molded plastic. You get what you pay for here, so you need to be extra careful with it, because parts can break easily. The piece that mounts to your desk is also made from the same plastic. There is no metal, and the plastic screw going through the plastic lip to secure it to the desk could EASILY snap if hit very hard. Use caution.The levers are also made from plastic, but it's a slightly more pliable plastic that can take a little bending. Still not strong, and there's a decent risk for breakage if you have an accident. Nothing about this quadrant looks forgiving. Accidents happen, it's probably going to need replacing, but it's cheap.Functionality is terrific. Each lever is its own Axis (X,Y,Z) for complete customization in MSFS control options menu. It comes with additional lever caps and one that seems to be made if you have 2 of these quadrants side by side, because it connects to 4 levers to simulate a 4 engine airliner like the Boeing 747. Personally, I cut that piece in half to just fit across 2 levers. If I get another quadrant, I'll attach the other half so there's 2 for left and 2 for right engines. The quadrant also has 6 additional programmable buttons, 2 below each lever. These are not flip switches, so they can be programmed for 2 different functions. Very difficult to see if gaming in the dark, so you might want to apply some white fingernail polish or paint pen markings to make them more noticeable.All in all, This quadrant is 100% well worth $60, and I would say the most cost efficient throttle for flight sims under the Honeycomb Bravo. A fantastic little REALISM throttle for permanent use, or to just get you by while you wait for Honeycomb to take their sweet time figuring out the proper supply/demand ratio for their throttle.Support? Typical Logitech. Hope you never have to contact them.

This is a really nice throttle for the money, especially when it's on sale. Yeah it's made of cheap plastic, but it doesn't feel particularly flimsy. It fell off my desk to the hardwood floor below and I was worried something broke but it was fine. Also I haven't had the problems some other reviews described with bent levers or bad calibration. It just works perfectly in MSFS2020 with no problems.The only real issue I had is the replaceable handles don't fit snugly over the levers and come off too easy. This is solved by stuffing some wadded up tape or paper into the handle before sticking it on lever.Might not be the best throttle for jetfighter games but for civilian/commercial flight simulators it's perfect.

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.

This is an excellent, relatively compact, exceptionally versatile controller to add for pretty much ANY gamer.It works extremely amazing for single engine aircraft in flight simulators, consisiting of the standard controls for most small craft.Space sims like Star Citizen? Who CANT find a use for three more slider axis?!Tank simulators/games like War Thunder? You can use these for individual track control on tanks, etc.. Its pretty fun when you play a game with multiple crew in a tank and you can drive using just the throttles..Its affordable. Its pretty solid. The desk mount is versatile. After a few weeks, the sliders still are very accurate, smooth, and have no "wobble" to them.You will not find a better throttle/slider quadrant for the price.

I've been using this for about a year now with MSFS 2020. No matter what I do, the controls are never super accurate. Moving the throttle control just a hair can either not increase throttle at all, or increase it by 30% all at once. Same issue with programming flap controls, it doesn't recognize every position and isn't all that accurate. Overall for the price it's a good throttle quadrant to start out with. If you're not a beginner though, spend a little extra and get something with better response.