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Review on Logitech G Saitek X56 H.O.T.A.S. Kit Black by Wiktor Redziski ᠌
I am not disappointed, the quality is satisfying.
The joystick, of course, has a stunning visual effect. During use, drawbacks become apparent. And during use, particularly when used with a VR helmet, the visual component is useless. The joystick's functioning proved to be sufficient when I utilized it in E:D. But if I had known about the flaws, I never would have bought it. At least for the cost they charge for it. Well, ergonomic issues with such a device should not include childhood ailments.
Pros
- the profusion of buttons. The analog sticks for the thumbs on the throttle and the RUS, as well as the wheel for the throttle, pleased me. When used in E: D, it completely satisfies the requirements in terms of functionality.
Cons
- It is designed for a particularly large hand. Additionally, the stand that is included in the kit does not provide a solution. Reach everything, particularly the block under your thumb. Built-In Quality: The RUS's analog stick rubbed on the interior of the case. It was tactile. Dremel and a screwdriver fix the issue. The throttle effort is awkward in some way. It appears to be weakened, but after being motionless for some time, it drags on (something appears to be thickening there). It appears to be tightened, then it loosens up. ergonomics of the throttle The upper toggle switches cannot be accessed when they are in the 100% position. Everything there is rather small, but it could have been made wider or larger. Well, drivers are a sensitive matter for Saitek. anguish and pain. Except for analog stick curves for thumbs, all curves fall under the defined full analog curve option. They didn't even process it; they just took firewood out of the X55. Installing the profiles-based program involves tambourine dancing. Periodically, the profile software generates BSODs. The backlight carries no semantic weight, and occasionally it changes between the RSS and the throttle.
