Best Feature:Legit, plug and play USB connectionValue For Money:Yes!Product Quality:Original logitech /saitekLegit logitech/saitek throttle quadrant. Works with x-plane, MSFS. Can be plugged in directly to the logitech pro flight USB hub or any other vacant usb port in PC/Laptop. thank you seller!

Fun Controller - Works well with Star Citizen

Works very well with any game that will let you customize your controls. The three levers are X Y and Z (rotation) and even trigger a button if you pull them past zero. I use it for Star Citizen for max speed, accel and even use the last one for mining laser strength and the past zero button for engage quantum drive. Admittedly a little stilly but really fun to pull down the lever and Go!

Perfect throttle for a perfect price

Your typical usb throttle quadrant. I bought it to add to my current setup so I can fly twin engine aircraft better. This comes with extra throttle, prop and mixture nob bits and a nice bar that connects all 3 levers into 1 for larger aircraft. The levers feel very tight compared to my 5 year old quadrant i now use as a secondary prop and mixture. Nice, solid brackets to mount and good quality wire. If you need a basic quadrant to add to your flight deck here you go, yes there are better options but this is a perfect fill in

Replacement of a quadrant that shows wear after 5 years

The Logitech Throttle Quadrant is a very useful adjunct to a well-equipped flight simulation setup. My first one was actually part of the Cessna Yoke product, and connected to that via a DIN connector rather than the USB connector of the separate version that I've just purchased.I use my flight simulator setup a lot. I'm a private pilot and use it practice instrument approach procedures, and as a way of preparing to visit new airports. I'll sometimes spend three or four hours just practicing approaches and departures from airports I'm not familiar with.After about five years of this, my original throttle control started to get very noisy. I've purchased a new one, which arrived quickly and was well packed, and now using both of them. For single engine operation ... MoreThe Logitech Throttle Quadrant is a very useful adjunct to a well-equipped flight simulation setup. My first one was actually part of the Cessna Yoke product, and connected to that via a DIN connector rather than the USB connector of the separate version that I've just purchased.I use my flight simulator setup a lot. I'm a private pilot and use it practice instrument approach procedures, and as a way of preparing to visit new airports. I'll sometimes spend three or four hours just practicing approaches and departures from airports I'm not familiar with.After about five years of this, my original throttle control started to get very noisy. I've purchased a new one, which arrived quickly and was well packed, and now using both of them. For single engine operation I just use the new one, but its fun to use them both for twins. In most twin engine control configurations the setup is typically throttle 1, throttle 2, rpm 1, rpm 2, mix 1, mix 2, the defective slider is rpm2 and the noisiness has no impactAll in all, I think that these originally Saitek products are good value for money, have excellent features and are reasonably well made.I use mine with X-plane 11. The latest version of this allows different control setups with different airplanes thus I can switch from a single engine mode to a twin depending upon which model is loaded.

Works great with MS Flight Sim 2020

I was anticipating some effort to get this hooked up and working but it was completely plug and play. I'm using it with the Logitech flight stick extreme 3d pro. I was thinking I would map one of the three levers for the flaps but the flaps were automatically mapped to the toggle switch beneath the leftmost lever. The flap buttons on the joy stick still work, but it's much more convenient to have the flaps on the throttle quadrant. I mostly fly the bush planes and the Icon amphibian so I haven't yet used the other two levers. I can imagine they would be very useful for multi-engine airplanes. I should also mention that there are multiple ways you can attach the mounting clamp to the throttle quadrant so it should be adaptable to different desk setups. I've been a ... MoreI was anticipating some effort to get this hooked up and working but it was completely plug and play. I'm using it with the Logitech flight stick extreme 3d pro. I was thinking I would map one of the three levers for the flaps but the flaps were automatically mapped to the toggle switch beneath the leftmost lever. The flap buttons on the joy stick still work, but it's much more convenient to have the flaps on the throttle quadrant. I mostly fly the bush planes and the Icon amphibian so I haven't yet used the other two levers. I can imagine they would be very useful for multi-engine airplanes. I should also mention that there are multiple ways you can attach the mounting clamp to the throttle quadrant so it should be adaptable to different desk setups. I've been a fan of Logitech products for close to 30 years and this lives up to my expectations.

value for money but could use better quality potentiometers.

Firstly, when you look at the availability of flight simulator quadrants on the market there is nothing in this price range to touch it. The next level would be similar items with six-axis at around $150 and then you go into the plus $200 range, etc. Overall the construction is solid and durable. The mounting system works well to attach it to your typical table, etc. Setting up in your typical flight simulator is easy and the response of the levels is nice, accurate, and smooth. The only downside is that the potentiometers used are pretty cheap and dust, etc. can get on them through the level slots over time. They can be cleaned but the task is pretty involved, so keeping the dust out long term is a good idea. So good I purchased a second one. Overall it is ... MoreFirstly, when you look at the availability of flight simulator quadrants on the market there is nothing in this price range to touch it. The next level would be similar items with six-axis at around $150 and then you go into the plus $200 range, etc. Overall the construction is solid and durable. The mounting system works well to attach it to your typical table, etc. Setting up in your typical flight simulator is easy and the response of the levels is nice, accurate, and smooth. The only downside is that the potentiometers used are pretty cheap and dust, etc. can get on them through the level slots over time. They can be cleaned but the task is pretty involved, so keeping the dust out long term is a good idea. So good I purchased a second one. Overall it is recommended highly and the price at B&H is excellent.