Posted January 02, 2015
The Logotech 3D seems to have a good reputation. Apparently it's well built. I find that surprising since it's built by Logitech and they have a bad reputation overall. However, for $20 it is probably the best option.
However, for $50 you can get the Thrustmaster T.16000m. This is the flightstick I am going to buy very soon. It is the best entry-level flightstick by far, easily outclassing the more expensive flightsticks in entry-level HOTAS kits like the Saitek X52 or Thrustmaster HOTAS X.
The T.16000m is great because it uses hall effect sensors, making it extremely precise and accurate. The same hall effect sensors are used in the very premium Thrustmaster Warthog combatstick.
For only $20, you can't go wrong with a Logitech 3D. It's a decent stick and it's just so cheap. However, for $50 you hit a nice sweetspot with the T.16000m.
However, for $50 you can get the Thrustmaster T.16000m. This is the flightstick I am going to buy very soon. It is the best entry-level flightstick by far, easily outclassing the more expensive flightsticks in entry-level HOTAS kits like the Saitek X52 or Thrustmaster HOTAS X.
The T.16000m is great because it uses hall effect sensors, making it extremely precise and accurate. The same hall effect sensors are used in the very premium Thrustmaster Warthog combatstick.
For only $20, you can't go wrong with a Logitech 3D. It's a decent stick and it's just so cheap. However, for $50 you hit a nice sweetspot with the T.16000m.
