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Logitech G X56 H.O.T.A.S Throttle and Joystick Flight Simulator Game Controller, 6 Dregrees of Freedom, 4 Spring Options, +189 Programmable Controls, RGB Lighting, 2x USB, PC - Black

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  • 6 Degrees of Freedom: 6DoF are the six degrees of freedom – pitch, roll, yaw, backwards, forwards, up, down, left and right – that all need to be accounted for with unique precision
  • VR-Ready: With an immense number and sensitivity of controls, X56 is ideal for head-mounted displays (HMD) and VR gaming. Put on a headset and grab onto X56 for endless adventure
  • Customisable RGB: X56 supplies the heroic environment you need for the best experience. Edit the full-spectrum RGB lighting to your liking with feature-rich software found at the link below
  • Adjustable Accuracy: Combination of contact-free Hall effect sensors within the 16-bit aileron and elevator axis, and the adjustable spring tensioning system gives X56 an high level of sensitivity
  • Independent Twin Throttles: The innovative twin throttles are ideal for dual-engine spacecraft and aircraft, and even more ideal for flight battle situations
  • System requirements Windows(11,10,8.1,7), 2xUSB 2.0 Port

    • Review:

    4.9 out of 5

    97.50% of customers are satisfied

    5.0 out of 5 stars On a Highway to the Danger Zone

    M.M. · 25 August 2020

    This is a really good mid-level Hotas setup. Perfect for a variety of games. I've put in a good few hours across titles such as Elite Dangerous, IL2 Sturmovik: Great Battles, DCS World and more recently MS Flight Sim 2020. I have no real issues with any of these titles. Buttons have been easily remapped and I've been truly immersed in the world of being an average at best pilot :-)I'm not sure if since Logitech took over, the build quality has improved, but I've not noticed anything negative. Everything is still working and as it should be after a few hundred hours of use. The unit is made from plastic, but I've found it has a good feel and stays in position on my desk during those intense dogfights. The USB cable are also long enough that I can store both the stock and throttle unit on a shelf above my desk, when not it use.I can also confirm, for the arcade loving flyers out there, that the X56 now works with Ace Combat 7. Buttons cannot be as easily remapped for this title, but the default binds are more than serviceable.One thing I will say, this stick probably lends itself more to those with larger hands. Thankfully, as an over 6ft3 user, I've not personally had any issue; with my thumbs being able to reach all hats and buttons across the top of the stick. I can imagine people with smaller paws may find their hand being quite strained after a sustained session, particularly if they are also using the flight stick for rudder control, rather than using separate pedals.p.s. I've had very few conflicts between this unit and non-flight related games, with the exception of Dark Souls 2; in which having the Hotas connected makes the player character run in a circle. I mean, why wouldn't it make that game harder!

    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect companion for VR and space sims.

    S. · 10 October 2022

    The media could not be loaded. Love the features and the feel of this HOTAS.I've clocked a couple of hundred hours in Elite Dangerous and its still holding up just as well as when I first got it. No real concerns with build quality just yet. Just started playing Evochron Legacy with this HOTAS after a break from using it for a year or so and have fallen back in love with playing with it. Decided to write this review.Playing a game with this HOTAS transforms it entirely, makes mundane tasks like switching on lights and lowering landing gears feel alive and epic.Good stuff:- Great feeling materials. Nice resistance on the throttle.- all Buttons are very tactile and clicky.- Controls are easy enough to feel and locate when in VR, owed to them having unique shapes and textures- Metal switches feel great and have mappable inputs for clicking both upwards and downwards with thoughtfully placed shielding bars on teh lower switches to prevent accidentally hitting them.- At least two of the hats are 8 way and not just 4, i only just found this out recently!- Sheer variety of different input types allow you to map controls to things that make sense and feel right.- SO MANY BUTTONS.Cons:- some controls are a little hard to reach, can be a bit of a problem while in a fight.- The tiny thumbsticks feel a little loose/weak and catch/feel a little scratchy when rotating around the edge.- the latch that connects the two halves of the throttle can feel a little loose

    4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent product, with minor irritations.

    J.D.B. · 4 July 2020

    I've been a fan of the X-series HOTAS setups since my first experience with the X35 that plugged into a gameport and the keyboard socket. I'd worked my way up to an X52 when Madcatz bought Saitek and everything leaped gleefully aboard the handbasket to you-know-where. The software ossified and the build quality tanked. My pre-Madcatz X52 was pretty much on its last legs and I was seriously considering other brands when Logitech stepped up and took the product line in hand. I gave 'em a bit of burn-in time while barely keeping my X52 working but it was eventually time to get off the dime and replace it.The X56 fits my (admittedly larger-than-average) hands as well as the X52 ever did. Its build quality is at least on a par with its predecessor that enabled me to keep playing through the years when I wouldn't have touched a new Saitek-branded-but-Madcatz-built unit with a bargepole. Its ergonomics suit ME almost perfectly (more about the "almost" below) but I would recommend that anyone contemplating buying one get their actual hands on one at least once before forking over the dough, so that they know how it might fit them. If this actually fits your hands you'll be in a good place with it.The two units are power-hungry. There's no getting away from that. Plug them into a powered hub and your experience will be smoother. Good USB3.0 hubs with ample power to spare are affordable enough that there's no reason to NOT use one, so this doesn't even qualify as a nitpick against the X56.However, there are some aspects that do qualify as nitpicks.On the stick: - The spring on the twist(yaw) axis is a little too stiff for my taste. Coupled with the ergonomics of the stick layout, this can potentially lead to your fingers (middle and ring particularly) cramping up after a prolonged flight session. - Button A should stand a bit prouder than it does. As it sits right now, it is hard to activate that button without nudging at least one of the three hatswitches. - The witch-hat and castle (H1 and H2) could do with a little more space between them or a differential in height to prevent catching the high points of the castle while using the witch-hat.On the throttle: - The scroll control on the left of the throttle needs to either be a 360-degree relative control, like every other scroll wheel in the universe, or not be a scroll control. Relative controls like scroll should never have a min and max position.In the software: - If you're going to let us assign curves to any axis, let us do it for ALL of them, including the rotaries and thumbsticks, not just the major ones.These are all really minor gripes, but together they are what cost this product its fifth star from me.

    Leuk Speelgoed!

    J. · 11 October 2024

    Leuk voor net dat beetje extra feeling in de vlieg simulator!

    fiable et solide

    R. · 1 September 2024

    Top pour DCS - PREPARE3D - FSProgrammation facile

    X56 pro

    D.S. · 8 August 2024

    Juste parfait pour mon utilisation ( Élite Dangerous) j ai de grande mains et il est a ma taille c'est très appréciable j'avais l'ancienne version "RHINO" mais il y avait des imperfections qui ont étées corrigées avec cette dernière version

    Toller HOTAS

    D. · 26 July 2024

    Nach Jahren der Verwendung eines Saitek X45, war es mal Zeit für ein neueres Gerät.Hauptsächlich spiele ich nur Elite Dangerous und Microsoft Flight Simulator.Ja noch nach 11 Jahren spiele ich Elite, und das 2-3x die Woche. Mein alter HOTAS gab (natürlich) nach 11 Jahren irgendwann den Geist auf. Nun aber zum HOTAS:Der macht einen guten Eindruck, ist Stabil und hat eine Menge an Knöpfen. Das was man für Flugsimulatoren und Space Simulatoren benötigt.Der Stick besitzt- 4 Knöpfe- 1 Ministick (analog)- 3 Hats (digital) mit je 8 Kontaktpunkten.Das Throttle besitz:- Auf dem Boden des Throttle- - 7 Schalter, je 2 Positionen- - 2 Drehregler- - 1 Moderegler für 3 Modis (für Programmierbare Funktionen)- Am Throttlehebel- - 3 Knöpfe- - 1 Schieberegler- - 1 (ich sag mal) Schieberegler der wieder zur Mitte springt- - 1 Rädchen auf der Linken Seite des Hebel- - 2 Analoge Regler rechts, welche zusätzlich noch eine Knopffunktion haben- - Noch mal 2 Hats (digital) mit 8 Kontaktpunkten- - 1 analogen MinistickSo lassen sich sowohl Spiele wie E:D als auch Flugsimulatoren keine wünsche mehr offen.Die digitalen Hats und Schieberegler verwende ich als Knöpfe so hat das Hotas insg. 60 Knöpfe.Dazu die analogen Steuerungen, welche dann eher für analoge Flugzeugeinstellungen wie z.B. bei Flightsimulator Landeklappen oder Störklappen und Trimmung verwende.Zusätzlich besitzt der Throttle an der Seite eine Feder, womit das Gleitgefühl eingestellt werden kann. Hier habe ich auf ganz leicht gestellt, so bleibt das Throttle auch an der Stelle auf meinem Schreibstisch.Anordnung der Steuereinheiten (Throttle):Je nach Stellung des Throttle, sind die Kippschalter am Boden schwer zu erreichen (beschriftet mit TGL1-4), daher habe ich dort eher unwichtige Funktionen oder Funktionen welche ich nicht im Flug benötige.Anders sind die Kippschalter unterhalb des Throttle, die sind gut erreichbar. Ich spiele oft mit einer HTC Vive (VR Brille) und auch mit der VR auf dem Kopf sind die Schalter eindeutig und sofort zu finden.Anordnung der Steuereinheiten (Stick):Auch hier sind die Knöpfe gut angeordnet. Ich habe aber relativ große Hände.Mit dem Daumen kann ich gut die 3 Hats erreichen, auch den Knopf über den Linken Hat.Ich kann mir vorstellen das hier allerdings Spieler mit einer kleineren Hand den rechten unteren Hat auf dem Stick als unangenehm finden, da dieser al Scharfkantig empfunden werden kann. Wenn ich hier den oberen Hat nutzen möchte, berührt ungefähr die Mitte des Daumes das untere Hat. Der kleine Finger liegt gut auf den Unteren Knopf auf dem Stick und erreicht noch den etwas weiter entfernten unteren Knopf.Neben den Hats auf der rechten Seite ist noch ein Knopf der leicht vom rechten Zeigefinger erreicht werden kann, sonst ruht der rechte Zeigefinger auf dem Trigger.Der Stick kann leicht in allen Richtungen Bewegt werden.Allgemeines:Ich hatte ja vorher ein sehr altes Modell (X45) dort war das Throttle per Kabel am Stick angeschlossen und nur der Stick per USB am PC angeschlossen.Der X56 benötigt 2 freie USB Port, da sowohl der Stick als auch das Throttle direkt am PC angeschlossen werden.Da ich viele USB Geräte verwende habe ich mir auch ein USB Hub mit eigener Stromversorgung zusätzlich bestellt. (Nicht nur für das HOTAS sondern auch und einfacher an USB 3.1 zu kommen, aber dazu gibt es eine Rezession an anderer Stelle)Nice to Have aber meines Erachtens völlig unwichtig ist, wenn der Treiber direkt von Hersteller verwendet wird kann die Farbe eingestellt werden in der die Bedienelemente leuchten. Die Treiber des Herstellers sind nicht nötig, da Windows 10 diesen korrekt erkennt.

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    Logitech G X56 H.O.T.A.S Throttle and Joystick Flight Simulator Game Controller, 6 Dregrees of Freedom, 4 Spring Options, +189 Programmable Controls, RGB Lighting, 2x USB, PC - Black

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