Review on 🎮 Enhanced Precision: Logitech X52 Pro Flight Control System by Isaac Cahill

If you are interested in installing HOTAS I will definitely try to find others. Logitech has usually been a decent choice for me, although they do have their fair share of stinkers. The good thing about the X52 is that it looks very good. The bad news is that the stick wobbles quite a lot and I had to adjust the deadzone so that it doesn't register the wobble. In addition, the handle does not move very easily, which is most likely due to the fact that the metal spring plate is not smooth. Finally, the bad thing is that for the X52 you have to go to the Logitech website and download the software/driver to get it working (although this can sometimes introduce new problems). Before I downloaded the software/driver, the gas control lights would not come on. There's also a rather annoying throttle lock that breaks throttle smoothness at 25% and 75%. There are video tutorials on how to remove it. I highly recommend looking elsewhere as for $200 it's not that great.