PXN Flight simulator controls 2113 pc flight joystick controls with Vibration Function and Throttle Controls Wired Flight Stick for PC Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10/Computer/Laptop(PC only)

I got this to use as my primary joystick for a game I play. It works amazing. The only issue I have had with it is the suction power on my particular wooden desk. I have not tried it on other desks but I believe it is mainly to do with my desk and not the controller. It still has great suction, it just wears off over time on wood, and will slide around a bit after a while. But pushing it back down on the surface will fix that. Overall, would recommend it as a decently priced controler.

The product worked very well and I was impressed... then it all of a sudden stopped working. After only two weeks the joystick’s X axis is completely shot. I reinstalled the drivers, did all the calibration and it’s completely fried.In hindsight i should’ve purchased a nicer joystick that I knew would’ve lasted longer.

Didn’t expect much but I’m happy with it. Way cheaper then any thrustmaster and works well. The vibration mode doesn’t seem to work but it doesn’t take away from the emersion much at all. Great for the price.

it's good but they should make wireless

First off, it's a functional joystick, which is all I needed, but there's a few "issues".The suction cups on the bottom of the stand suction perfectly fine... IF you have a perfectly smooth table, otherwise they will pop off frequently. Even if you have a smooth table, there's still a bit of give with the way the cups connect to the base. So the cups can be perfectly fine, but the connections stretch, making the joystick lift off the table.There is a rubber "tube?" that surrounds the base of the stick, making excessive force required to get full motion of the stick, and with the suction cup problem, it makes the whole stick feel very stiff.Now, maybe it's just my stick I got, and maybe the software on the disc could fix this, but my stick has some SERIOUS drift to it. There is a lot of Right Yaw, so I have to crank up my deadzones in my games to about the halfway point.I haven't used any of the buttons on the base or the throttle control (still have the throttle from my TCS 16000M), so I can't say anything about those.Keeping up? Okay. Now for a positive.The trigger feels great. The Thrustmaster TCS 16000M that i used to have was just an elaborate button. The whole switch was just a chunk of plastic to push down. This trigger feels nice. There's a little spring to it that feels like I've actually released a weapon onto an enemy.I might change my review if I can be bothered to see what the software has, but otherwise it gets the job done.

my first joystick. works great no issues.. feels good. suction cups on the bottom are wierd not sure whats up with that but ok.

1 go to the website, scroll down to bottom,click on it, restart pc, plug in controller, you're done. It's easy.It seems to work very well, I'm pleased.

No stars. Horrible compatibility with my PC. According to various articles read online, PXN has a installation file that utilizes something under the lines of a .dll. Which to someone like myself goes over my head. But it actually completely screws Microsoft Flight Sim and crashes the game entirely let alone other games and wont let you open them when plugged in. Email response is horrible for support. Unless you decide to play other games this is a waste of money. Any suggestions on a better yolk are needed.