Logitech Pro Flight Gaming Yoke System, Professional Simulation Yoke and Throttle Quadrant

Automatically detected & setup by MS Flight Simulator 2020. I tweaked the sensitivity settings in MSFS and a couple of switch assignments (very simple to do), but that was just personal preference, default settings work fine as well. Automatically detected & setup by MS Flight Simulator 2020. I tweaked the sensitivity settings in MSFS and a couple of switch assignments (very simple to do), but that was just personal preference, default settings work fine as well.

This yoke is an entry level device. It does ad a level of immersion and finer control over a joystick.
The movements are a bit sticky, especially in the pitch.
The biggest annoyance for me, and others on the net, is the dead zones in both main axes.
This happens in the internal control circuit board and cannot be fixed with software. (you can make it bigger..)
I had to put in a new joystick controller circuit board from Leo Bodnar Electronics and connect the potentiometers to it.
This has fixed the dead spots which makes the yoke much nicer to use. It also leaves a whole bunch of other connections to use for a rudder setup and up to 64 s...view more This yoke is an entry level device. It does ad a level of immersion and finer control over a joystick.
The movements are a bit sticky, especially in the pitch.
The biggest annoyance for me, and others on the net, is the dead zones in both main axes.
This happens in the internal control circuit board and cannot be fixed with software. (you can make it bigger..)
I had to put in a new joystick controller circuit board from Leo Bodnar Electronics and connect the potentiometers to it.
This has fixed the dead spots which makes the yoke much nicer to use. It also leaves a whole bunch of other connections to use for a rudder setup and up to 64 switches!
The throttle quadrant works well and there is a good number of programmable switches on the units.

In summary, it works and does ad to the immersion, but it's probably worth spending some more money on a better system.

I have been using this controller for a week . pros it works well with FSX and is very realistic . cons it is a bit complicated to configure but once done an enjoyable device to use . I have been using this controller for a week . pros it works well with FSX and is very realistic . cons it is a bit complicated to configure but once done an enjoyable device to use .

For the money this unit is ok. The lack of any sort of calibration software/drivers is a complete pain. I still can’t get mine to check right as far as it should in flight sim. It has a left turn bias.
Have done all the recommended work arounds which have helped but still not quite right. Shouldnt be hard For the money this unit is ok. The lack of any sort of calibration software/drivers is a complete pain. I still can’t get mine to check right as far as it should in flight sim. It has a left turn bias.
Have done all the recommended work arounds which have helped but still not quite right. Shouldnt be hard

This is well made and mostly robust. Works well with the games we have and fixes securely to the desk. Throttle levers are a bit lightweight but for the price a really good unit. We got this at a special PBTech price This is well made and mostly robust. Works well with the games we have and fixes securely to the desk. Throttle levers are a bit lightweight but for the price a really good unit. We got this at a special PBTech price

Well performing yoke and quadrant. Great at the pricepoint. Well performing yoke and quadrant. Great at the pricepoint.

Item works better than expect just need the other items to go on special now to add to the experience Item works better than expect just need the other items to go on special now to add to the experience

I bought this flight yoke for use of X-Plane 11 on Linux and it took my flight simming to a whole other level.

I just wish it had some sort of analogue control control for the rudder on the yoke. I bought this flight yoke for use of X-Plane 11 on Linux and it took my flight simming to a whole other level.

I just wish it had some sort of analogue control control for the rudder on the yoke.

Entry-level yoke, okay, but I wouldn't recommend it. Mine stopped working properly after a few weeks, and I needed to return. The calibration would never sit at the centre. If you have a few more dollars, go for Honeycomb. Entry-level yoke, okay, but I wouldn't recommend it. Mine stopped working properly after a few weeks, and I needed to return. The calibration would never sit at the centre. If you have a few more dollars, go for Honeycomb.

As others said, it works well. It does the job and is a midpoint between price and quality. If you need something better, go for Honeycomb. I decided to save some money this time and hit Logitech. Happy with the choice. As others said, it works well. It does the job and is a midpoint between price and quality. If you need something better, go for Honeycomb. I decided to save some money this time and hit Logitech. Happy with the choice.

Out of the box the yoke drifted left in MSFS2020. Took a lot of mucking about to get it sorted, and a number of youtube videos which covered how to calibrate the yoke. It's now okay, there's a little stiction in the elevator control. The plastic brackets that attach it to the table could be a bit stronger, they flex when done up. Other than that it's an OK yoke, nothing amazing, and you get what you pay for here. If you want something that will feel really quality you're probably better off with a Honeycomb, but this will get you up and enjoying the skies once you've gone through the setup hassles. Out of the box the yoke drifted left in MSFS2020. Took a lot of mucking about to get it sorted, and a number of youtube videos which covered how to calibrate the yoke. It's now okay, there's a little stiction in the elevator control. The plastic brackets that attach it to the table could be a bit stronger, they flex when done up. Other than that it's an OK yoke, nothing amazing, and you get what you pay for here. If you want something that will feel really quality you're probably better off with a Honeycomb, but this will get you up and enjoying the skies once you've gone through the setup hassles.

I've been flying all round San Francisco and have enough control to fly under the Golden Gate bridge or through that funny stick like building sitting on San Francisco's hill. It would be really hard doing that with a keyboard or mouse! I've been flying all round San Francisco and have enough control to fly under the Golden Gate bridge or through that funny stick like building sitting on San Francisco's hill. It would be really hard doing that with a keyboard or mouse!