Pros
- Good appearance. The airbus inspired grip and their corporate colors look really cool. The soft and calm style of civil aviation, which is rare - most often used by an aggressive military. Build quality. Nice plastic, no problems with backlash. Hall sensors - no noise, no need to calibrate, high accuracy compared to resistors. You can use your left hand as it is done on civil aircraft. Nice buttons on the base. Reverse - there is no such thing on joysticks, only on separate ores, and even then not always. Good resistance - slightly stronger than logitech extreme pro
Cons
- Trigger - has a decent move before pressing it. That is, it seems that you are pressing it, but in reality you just drive back and forth. Real pressing occurs only at the very end of the stroke, and even with tangible resistance. The button above the trigger is generally some kind of misunderstanding - being VERY high and pressing it cannot be called comfortable - you need either a good stretch or change the position of your hand. Reverse - at first it seemed to me that there was no transition from low gas to reverse, but after a while I realized that the slider should be pushed closer to the base and then the transition is still felt. Light, weak, but it is. If you move the slider while holding the upper part, then the transition is not felt at all. There is definitely a need for refinement with a more explicit and clear distinction between reverse and low gas.
