Logitech X52 Pro Flight Control System
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If you want to force the controller to work with Xbox, you can download an emulator. Despite this, some of the functionality of the buttons may be lost
You cannot play PS4 games on PC or Mac. There are Hotas options for PS4 but they are for PC
As far as I know, it is compatible Some of the controls may need to be remapped to make them work properly for you. Also, I've been forced to turn the sensitivity down a bit, as I didn't like how sensitive it was. Other than that, it works great once you've set it up!
I'm sending you a message about the new X52 Pro, which takes all the best features of the original X52 model even further. It wasn't the end of it. The multi-threading has been upgraded The LCD shows the following information Data from the game in real-time Introducing a new precision dual-input timer Metal cone is used to center springs, and an all-metal hinge is used for securing the cone to the spring To go that extra mile, the look has been enhanced with refined materials.
Selected User Reviews For Logitech X52 Pro Flight Control System
It syncs right up for me while I play Elite Dangerous! It does not have to be fiddled with in the Logitech software that supports Elite Dangerous is one of the most awesome space flight simulators and I like it! I'm not sure how it performs on other flight simulators but it's built for Space flights and it performs perfectly! The controls of Elite Dangerous are already mapped to the keys! I had planned to spend some time keybinding, but it's all there already! This is an excellent purchase! I bought it used, only one button was out, and the throttle had a ding on the bottom. While it might feel stiff at first, it will not take long for it to relax and each adjustment is excellent! The other one that I bought for my cousin will be for us if we play Elite Dangerous together. I'm having a lot of fun playing This product has been used by me and I can trust it. I had a great time! I highly recommend it! To be honest, I feel like I've lost myself in flight control!.
I had problems with the stick after a week it felt flimsy in the beginning and didn't register button presses, holds, etc. The T1-F was much better. There's nothing really metal about T6 switches, or if there is any metal at all it's the thinnest Approximately 60% of the joystick is made up of flexy, hollow plastic with buttons that jiggle, but the gray gray plate on the base is metal.
Even though there were a few issues, they were thankfully salvageable, and it deserved a 5 satraps award. There is no option to adjust the joystick tension, so issue #1) is that it is too light for my taste. A zip tie ring was wedged above the spring to fix the problem. -Issue #2) The joystick worked fine for the first hour, but after that, it kept sticking and felt as if it was grinding. In the end, it only needed some grease, so I rubbed chapstick on the shaft and it was fine. So far, I am happy with my purchase after these few fixes.
This device boasts that it is partially made of metal in its description. According to the package, that refers to the aluminum plates on the base that appear to be mostly ornamental. It is made of plastic at both the throttle and the joystick and it feels in the same way as a very cheap lightweight plastic.
There is no increase in resistance with the further back you pull the double spring. So, don't believe them, the double spring does not increase resistance. In the end, I was not able to feel any difference in resistance based on how far I pulled the joystick and if anything it felt somewhat In addition, the joystick would often get stuck when the plate was used. In this case, it would feel like there was no real resistance when you pulled the joystick back. You had to use considerable effort to unstick it if you pulled the joystick halfway back, then yanked it back all the way if you stopped then tried to pull further from the mark, it jammed, and you had to use considerable effort to unstick it. Generally speaking, it feels like it was made cheaply for the price (I paid $192 for it).
This HOTAS still has 20 times the number of advantages of the newest 0 that was released. In this hotas, it worked for about an hour before the Y-chromosomes eventually appeared There was a problem with the axis. It took me 11 hours to get the crapware that Logitech installed out of my computer, then I was able to use MS flight calibration to make it I have no idea what the main flight stick's accuracy and stability are like. 15 times in 2 hours) no lights, no buttons, not recognized, so you end up playing magical USB ports twice as much as those flight simulators. Any attempt to fly becomes more than a failure due to the throttle lifting and lowering on its own.
It would be a very good idea to find other HOTAS setups if you are interested in getting one. I have usually found Logitech to be a decent choice despite some stuff that stinks from time to time. A good aspect of this controller is the nice look, however a negative aspect is the feedback from the control stick wiggles a lot. I was forced to adjust the deadzone so that it wouldn't count Also, the stick moves very slowly. The most likely reason for this is the lack of smoothness on the metal spring plate. there is the ugly, which is that you have to go to the Logitech website for the X52 and download the software/driver for it to work (although at times, this can cause new issues). I had trouble turning on the lights for the throttle controller before downloading the drivers and software. Furthermore, there is a throttle detent within 25% and 75% of the throttle, that interrupts the smoothness of the pedal. For $200 it isn't worth it to get this because there are video tutorials on how to remove it******I recommend looking somewhere else because it's just not worth it at all.
There are 200 in the batch. What is 02? Even the basic instructions for how to operate MS Flight Sim 10 are missing. I couldn't figure out how to release the brake on the airplane I was flying after my son set it up for me. I like the controllers, and the lights are good, but the instructions are vague.
A number of years ago, the product was owned by Saitek and I purchased an X52. However, even then, it was poorly made junk that wore out much Having wanted to play some IL2 on a new stick, I decided to spring for a new unit. Because low-cost options are few and far between, I bit the bullet and bought the X52 Pro in hopes that the quality would be improved with the move to Logitech. It's not happening. It plugs in and works fine out of the box however, it will not respond when the stick is pulled and power is applied. During the process of trying to plug in the devices, I noticed the PS2 plug between them was difficult to connect, but since the stick was already lit up, I didn't New drivers, as well as other troubleshooting measures, did not solve the problem. My guess is either the PS2 cable or the port on the stick is causing the problem. Buying a new cable wouldn't be so difficult, but I had a new $200 joystick to consider There is no reason for me to have to replace parts on the spot. It doesn't matter if the stick worked because the whole thing feels cheap and cheaply made. There seems to be no way it could last more than a few years with moderate usage without a breakdown. As for me, let's just go back to my ten year old Logitech Wingman Digital. It's no frills, but built like a tank and hasn't failed once since it was released ten years ago.
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