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Logitech G Flight X52 w/ HOTAS Throttle & Stick Simulation Controller for PC Expired
$100
$180.00
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Adorama has Logitech G Flight X52 Flight System with H.O.T.A.S. Throttle And Stick Simulation Controller for PC for $99.99 (price drops in cart). Shipping is free.
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Adorama has Logitech G Flight X52 Flight System with H.O.T.A.S. Throttle And Stick Simulation Controller for PC for $99.99 (price drops in cart). Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Logitech G Stick Unit with USB Connector Cable
- Throttle Unit with USB Connector Cable
- User Documentation
- Realistic Flying At Hand
- Ready For Microsoft Flight Simulator
- Illuminated Buttons And LCD Display - Realism In Lighting
- Spring Centering Mechanism - Constant Spring Force
- Progressive, Adjustable Throttle - Dialed In Resistance And Detents
- 3D Twist Rudder Control - With Rudder Center Lock Option
- Advanced Grip Adjustment System - Custom Ergonomics
- Powerful Programming Software - Three Modes
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- About this deal:
- This price is $80 lower (44% savings) than the list price of $179.99.
- About this product:
- 2-Year Warranty
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A few things...
People recommend using Windows automatically installed drivers instead of the official ones for system stability. You will lose some LED illumination and the mini joysticks apparently will stop working - your call on the best option for you.
The non-pro version (this one) is apparently better than the Pro version after doing a magnet mod with 4x neodymium magnets.
This VIDEO [youtube.com]shows how easy it is to do. Roughly, unscrew the base, open it up and toss the magnets inside before closing it back up.
All in all though $100 is a screaming deal for this HOTAS... you just might need to treat it a bit more gently than you're used too.
Also since there might be nerds of the same ilk here, I shall share my Facebook marketplace find. I got my hands on a CIRRUS II FLight Console Assembly with everything, even the screen. It's nuts... was used for flight training by a school and got it for a couple hundred heh.
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Edit: No Go for me
Reason: Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog WAAAY better long term reviews
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I hate investing in something that's guaranteed to get worse over time. This and Logitechs more premium one will do that, at least for most people. I would rather go the extra mile and skip the entry level stuff. The Warthog offers quality without an extreme price ($499). It has perfect reviews everywhere, I haven't seen any pool of complaints anywhere about buttons changing over a year or two, getting worse and worse over time (which is a real concern for me).
I think the only downside is if you are on a budget and you are like me where you might use it 40 hours a year at most, it might not be the best investment.. for me, I'm okay with it.. by the time I'm 40yrs old it'll likely be ancient tech but for now it's really freaking nice for the price.
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A few things...
People recommend using Windows automatically installed drivers instead of the official ones for system stability. You will lose some LED illumination and the mini joysticks apparently will stop working - your call on the best option for you.
The non-pro version (this one) is apparently better than the Pro version after doing a magnet mod with 4x neodymium magnets.
This VIDEO [youtube.com]shows how easy it is to do. Roughly, unscrew the base, open it up and toss the magnets inside before closing it back up.
All in all though $100 is a screaming deal for this HOTAS... you just might need to treat it a bit more gently than you're used too.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank KrAzY3
Also since there might be nerds of the same ilk here, I shall share my Facebook marketplace find. I got my hands on a CIRRUS II FLight Console Assembly with everything, even the screen. It's nuts... was used for flight training by a school and got it for a couple hundred heh.
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I do want one command "You're a dumb f'k" that can be directed at teammates, would come in very handy.
Also, something tells me Russians will rethink what tech tree they use xD
what PC flight sim games to be able to use this?
$100 is a no-brainer.