Review on Joystick Logitech G Saitek X56 H.O.T.A.S., black by Mateusz Rzeczycki ᠌

The backlight is only needed to visually determine which mode is on without focusing on the mode switch. There is no other meaning to lighting. Be sure to adjust the thrust in the application so that the top 10% is already the maximum. You can also set in the application to turn on some button when you go beyond 100% which are drawn on the rod. Carefully! The joystick is particularly sensitive in all axes. Before using it in any serious game, calibrate it in the app (adjust the sensitivity curves) and maybe even lower the sensitivity in the game. If everything is left linear, then, for example, in Arma 3 it will be almost impossible to control the interceptor, and you can forget about accurate bombing. You will be thrown and chatted from your slightest movement. But when you set it up for yourself, it will be awesome. Note: the curves are better adjusted to look like the formula y=x^3 for all axes (reason: slight play). If set up this way, it will allow the aircraft to accurately aim at the target with a sufficiently large deviation from the center and to maneuver sharply at maximum inclination. If the sensors are somehow buggy, all in the same application, you can manually set the Deadzone for each axis, both positive and negative. TL;DR: Joystick for those who want to get the most out of technology and are ready to delve into the settings for hours before starting to use it.