Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas One Flight Stick for Xbox Series X|S & PC – Joystick with Detachable Throttle – Officially Licensed Flight Controller – Plug & Play

I've been flight simming (MSFS) for 3 years now. I started off using this stick with the X-Box series X, but now use it on PC (it can work with either by toggling a switch on the stick base). I use it in split configuration so throttle to left of me and stick to right. I find it works really well like this, although the (hard attached & not USB) cable that runs between the throttle and stick bases could perhaps do with being ever so slightly longer to give more flexibilty with position. My original T.Flight Hotas One from 3 years ago had one glaring flaw, the throttle was way too loose with minimal resistance. (I saw other people complain about this too), however on this latest stock/batch/version this seems to have been rectified and it now comes with a much more smooth yet resistive feel - I was very pleasantly surprised by this. My only minor complaint is that the centre detent notch although still there is less obvious now. Another issue I previously had 3 years ago with this stick was a noisy pot (from new) on one of the axis, which meant me having to return the unit for replacement. I'm happy to say this latest one has no observable issues at all straight out of the box. I really like the simplicity of this entry level stick, but ideally TM could really do with adding a 2nd HAT switch to make it more optimal for modern flight simming. I use the single HAT switch it does have for panning cockpit views, when a 2nd HAT would be great for things like setting helicopter rotor trim with. I also like being able to change the resistance level of this stick down as I get sore wrists if I use sticks that are more rigid. It is a well made product & great value, but still packed with what for many users will be enough functionality/features but yet also manages to "keep things simple". I've actually tried more complex sticks/throttle combos, but they are either too stiff for my wrist to handle (it quickly gets to sore for me to use for long periods) or too complex to get my head around. I find there is joy to be had in simplicity and that shouldn't be overlooked. Hence the reason I bought this stick again after using the previous one for 3 years solid yet only one noisy axis having become apparent with it after all that time.

Proven Thrustmaster build quality and value, it does what it says , easy to set up and use , programmability is also good , I do recommend it if you need a cheaper but functional value for money joy stick ,

bought this specifically for Elite Dangerous on both pc and xbox. Build seems pretty good/ strong build. can be split into 2 parts. On my pc set up I have left it as one as I play elite on pc from my sofa as well as my xbox one x. PC - had it for 4 days now and I love it. I have played Elite on pc every chance I get. I have yet to fail an interdiction. Not once have I been forced into a dog fight by interception. Previously I played with an xobox controller and I pulled out of supercruise about 50 % of the time. But now I can easily beat any interception. The controller isnt quite set up right in game so I have had to set up some keys, which is a pain. But I do like it over joypad and certainly better than mouse only control which I found impossible. Xbox - review to come later, not played it yet. Throttle has become a tad lose. Cant find a way to tighten it up, so a gentle knock will send my ship forward really easily. good so far

The Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas One is a game-changer for flight simulation enthusiasts. Designed for both Xbox and PC, this flight stick and throttle combo delivers an incredibly immersive and realistic flying experience, making it a must-have accessory for anyone serious about flight sims. One of the standout features of the T.Flight Hotas One is its ergonomic design. The stick fits comfortably in your hand, with a natural layout that makes it easy to reach all the buttons without having to adjust your grip. The throttle is equally well-designed, providing smooth and responsive control over your aircraft’s speed. The combination of the two allows for precise and intuitive maneuvering, whether you’re cruising at high altitudes or engaging in intense dogfights. The build quality of the T.Flight Hotas One is impressive as well. It feels sturdy and durable, with just the right amount of resistance in the controls to give you a realistic sense of feedback without being too stiff. The buttons and triggers are responsive, making every input feel satisfying and accurate. Another great aspect is its versatility. The T.Flight Hotas One is highly configurable, allowing you to customize the controls to suit your preferences and the specific demands of different games. Whether you’re flying a commercial airliner, a fighter jet, or a spaceship, this controller adapts effortlessly to the task. Overall, the Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas One offers excellent value for its price, delivering a high-quality and deeply immersive experience that brings your flight simulations to life. Whether you’re a seasoned pilot or a newcomer to the world of flight sims, this controller is sure to enhance your gameplay and make every flight more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Fantastic. Takes a bit of time to get it the way you want it . Lots of videos on tube helped me.

Brilliant hotas for pc use. Using with ace combat 7, aces of thunder and il-2 Brings a whole new level to flight Sims especially when playing in VR

The Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas One Flight Stick for Xbox Series X|S & PC is a well designed classic that works rather better than its price range might suggest. Buttons feel sound and the overall feel of the flight stick is good. The adjustable main X/Y axis is a great addition as is the dual rudder control. The weight of the twinned parts together make it usable even from the players lap and those that want to separate the controls can with the supplied wrench. For the gamer this is a great low cost flight stick. How long the traditional potentiometers last is the only issue I can see and would love Thrustmaster to make a hall effect or better no contact version for a similar price.

Had this for a few weeks now and it’s great as a fairly capable set with good value. Had an older version and that was showing its age, was probably getting on for 20 years old. It only had 8 buttons, this has more and also allows mapping of the Xbox specific buttons on a PC. This versions does seem a little plasticky and cheap with no rubberised parts on the grips. It also didn’t come with the spare wing for using them separately , but the old afterburner parts fit. Top tip don’t use the windows controller calibration settings as that made a mess of the axis and also seemed to think there were more sliders/axis than there are.