Logitech G X56 H.O.T.A.S Throttle and Joystick Flight Simulator Game Controller, 4 Spring Options, +189 Programmable Controls, RGB Lighting, 2x USB, PC - Black (Renewed)
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Features
- Military-grade Space and Flight Sim Precision. Customizable options including all the control surface options required to achieve the exact level of performance that aspiring combat pilots demand
- New Mini Analog Stick Control Surfaces: Control pitch, roll, yaw, backwards, forwards, up, down, left and right as well as gimballed weapons that are controlled separately from the space craft
- RGB Backlighting: Many PC peripherals now feature RGB backlighting and the X-56 is no exception. Use the software to set the color of the lighting to match the rest of your gaming rig
- Ideal for VR: The X-56 places controls perfectly under your fingers where subtle distinctions in button feel and shape help you navigate the control set with ease
- Fully Featured HOTAS: Accurate 16-bit aileron and elevator axis with hall-effect sensors. Adjustable Stick Force via Advanced 4-Spring System. Twin Throttles with Friction Adjuster and Throttle Lock
Description
Logitech G X56 HOTAS Controller Enhance the experience of VR gaming and the re-emerging space simulation genre with the advanced X56 HOTAS. It provides complete control featuring analog thumb sticks, RGB lighting, 16-bit aileron and elevator axis, 189 programmable controls, and an updated stealthy black and gray finish.
Brand: Logitech
Model Name: X56
Compatible Devices: PC
Controller Type: Joystick
Connectivity Technology: USB
Compatible Devices: PC
Controller Type: Joystick
Connectivity Technology: USB
Additional Features: Ergonomic, Rumble
Button Quantity: 16
Hardware Platform: PC
Power Source: Corded Electric
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 11.4 x 6.69 x 7.08 inches
Color: Black
Brand Name: Logitech
Model Name: X56
Manufacturer: Logitech
UPC: 723548625589
Included Components: USB Cable
Warranty Description: 90 days limited warranty
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Just got this in the mail and spent about 3 hours playing DCS World. I'll address the small issues first. The stick I received has a slight bias to the right (both pitch and roll). In the software axis editing screen this is noticeable, but in game I can't even tell. Second small issue: The throttle's top rotary can have a slight judder when set to the "center" position. Last small issue: The stick/base has some clicking and clacking sounds sometimes, moreso when using multiple axes during quick maneuver. The unit as shipped seems to have less lubrication on the gyro ball joint than what I've seen in reviews, perhaps this is a contributor. If I feel adventurous I'll take the base apart and put some lubricant on. If I feel really adventurous I'll take some time to analyze where, when and why the "stiction" happens and do some mild sanding and adjustments to make it right. Now for the good: With no deadzone set I can fly smooth and beautiful, no issues with drift or trim. I put a SU-27 on a 160km return to base course, leveled the trim, set her to center, and walked away for 5 minutes. Came back and the plane was flying on course with the only drift being from the slight changes in aerodynamics. The slight right bias in the stick seems to have no effect with real flying, which is wonderful. While annoying -when- it happens (it's my view zoom axis in DCS), the rotary judder is both rare and easily amended by being just a little careful when using the dial. No other rotary on the throttle has this "mid point flicking" Finally, I just don't understand all the negative reviews for this controller. It seems to be people overreacting and nitpicking very small things. The X56 almost has more buttons than I really need in most situations, the stick is responsive, the throttle itself is phenomenal. Everyone who complains about the throttle being too tight on the lowest resistance are wrong. It's amazing to "tap" the throttles and control <1% RPM changes. I had no issues at all powering this from my motherboard's USB2.0 plugs, no ghosting, no dropouts. I almost have to assume people are trying to use this with a cheap laptop or some old prebuilt computer with low quality hardware. All in all I couldn't ask for more at the price point, especially since this review is for a refurb unit. Time will tell if the controller holds out and I will update this review if anything happens.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019 by Craig
Great addition and easy set up.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Nino
I bought this HOTAS for DCS World only. So my review is with that in mind - no other games. The stick handles well. I put the lightest spring in so that I have the easiest, least restrictive movement. It works wonderfully, and I have no jumping around. I set up a dead zone in game of only 3. The throttle is SMOOTH, yet a bit stiff for me, even at the loosest setting. So I opened it up, cleaned off the existing grease and used silicone grease to ease up the movement. Now it's very smooth and light, as it should be if ya have to work the throttle for A2A refueling, carrier landings, or AOA at speed landings. I would have rather the set up came with an easier throttle for the money spent - which is why I gave it only 4 stars. The buttons all work fine, map fine in game. The switches and guards are metal - nice touch. To be honest, the software is crap - only good for the LED color setting, because I have yet to be able to map the rotating knobs (axix) and use effectively in DCS. Would be nice for radar adjustments or volume controls. The pinky switch on the stick is very durable. All in all, this is a very good HOTAS for a flight sim such as DCS World. I have all buttons mapped in game; not via the accompanying software. Yes, I would recommend it to a friend or purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by Rick Masseur
Arrived dusty and in a pretty battered box. There were no instructions on how to use it (software for it, setting it up, etc) not only that but in the top back of it was a spot where paint was scraped off and dented. When I went to try and fly it, there was awful stick drift to the point where I could not control my plane. Some switches and buttons were also very unreliable and sometimes would just not work. When I tried getting customer support from Amazon the number did not work. Not sure if that was Amazon or the seller’s fault. Don’t buy just spend the extra 30 bucks on a new one
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024 by DLR
I only used these for one day. I had no idea how big these things are. They are tall, wide, and long. They take up a lot of real estate on the desk. And with the bases being so tall, it put's the controllers at an uncomfortable position. IMO, it's like you need to build the desk and chair around the controllers. I play Star Citizen and bought these for that game only. I can't say if they are good or not as I didn't get past the key binding. After buying these, I didn't know that SC will change the key bindings when pushing out updates. This last update, it appears that they forgot to put the "invert throttle"in the settings. To use the throttle, you have to pull back to go. This is opposite of how it should be. I also couldn't get some of the wheels or hats to work with some of the key bindings that I thought they should be able to be used for. This is really more an issue with SC and not the controllers. SC stats they support this x56, but seems that support is not 100%. So between the issue of size, lack of support for SC (which the add I used states its good for), AND the fact that this set up was used and I was not aware I was buying used. I returned the product. To the seller, you 888 number on your return label does not work. When I called it to see where we were at in the return process, I got a recording saying "this numb is not in use." I called Amazon and they confirmed it was accepted and a full refund should post in 3-5 days. Over all, not too bad, but not good enough to justify the money spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2021 by Dualsportvet
I am a noob when it comes to flight simulator and combat games. I bought elite dangerous and ace combat 7, and have been learning to use it. So far, it's easy to use. There are way too many buttons and functions, which is great. I'm holding off for the new microsoft flight simulator before I dive in to realistic flight sims. So far, I'm loving this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2020 by Adam Hall