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Features
- Magnetic, non-contact X and Y axis sensors provide enhanced longevity and pinpoint accuracy
- Multifunction LCD Display allows you to check all of the programmed commands on your HOTAS before activating them, as well as having a built-in clock for timing your flight plan
- 3D Twist with Rudder Lock, essential for simulation control. For those that already have rudder pedals, you can lock off the axis in order to prevent accidental activation.
- 5-position Grip System: Maintain excellent ergonomic comfort with no need to stretch to reach buttons
- 282 Programmable Commands over 3 modes: Have all of the commands in Elite Dangerous or Star Citizen under your fingertips with no need to switch back to your keyboard
Description
Logitech G X52 defines precise flight simulator operation, employing a multifunction LCD for easy access to an astounding 282 programmable commands. Coordinate your flight plan with clock and stopwatch function, plus an adjustable handle to accommodate a wide range of hand sizes. A highly accurate centering mechanism ensures the joystick will easily return to the neutral position whenever you need it to. Non-contact technology on the X and Y axes, along with constant spring force, enhance control while increasing durability.
Release date: March 2, 2020
Package Dimensions: 14.65 x 10.27 x 9.4 inches; 4.19 Pounds
Type of item: Personal Computers
Item model number: 945-000065
Item Weight: 4.19 pounds
Manufacturer: Logitech
Date First Available: March 2, 2020
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Color: Black,Blue,Silver
Got this for elite dangerous and the HOTAS works great. I was hesitant based on some other reviews. It was easy to setup, after 200hrs of use have had no issues with accuracy or dead zone issues. One of the common complaints I see is "the LEDs stop working". This is a windows 11 problem it seems, after my computer restarts I have to open the windows joystick menu and adjust the brightness and all the LEDs come back on. The responsiveness is perfect and I couldn't have gotten a better stick for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024 by JC
Color: White/Black
Was worried with the not so great reviews but I’ve had for two weeks and it works fantastic, it’s a little light but was a great buy and supper easy to set up
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by Timothy
Color: White/Black
For the price yes this hotas is decent, the concept of the design is nice but the quality doesn't seem to carry over that well and the sensors and gears in the hotas are the same from when they first launched it and by now figuring they would have upgraded some of the tech inside it. It's held up to ED and SC quite well with no sensor drift in the resting position although sometimes tends to spike. Recap, good for the money, design and function are ok, quality behind it is definitely lacking.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2022 by Jim Ferriss
Color: White/Black
I left the original review because the subsequent comments helped a lot and without the original review they would not make much sense... I love this unit. I am not a flight sim player I only play Elite dangerous. I went ahead and removed the throttle detente because I really dislike the strange resistance in throttle at the 90 and 10%. It was super easy to remove but I wouldn't attempt to do it before fully understanding that he warranty would be void.. What's funny is that the warranty is useless (I say that with joy) because there's no way I'll ever return this unit as it is just awesome. The GOOD!: Very light. Like I said before I'm not a flight sim so I wouldn't know what to look for in a realistic flight stick experience. I am however not fond of too much resistance and this unit is nice and centered, it has a light bounce back and the entire movement feels smooth with no serious resistance. I feel it contributes to accuracy. fully compatible with elite dangerous, all of the buttons are programmable. Can be mounted to a custom rig. Mainly because the unit is so light weight; you can either purchase one or engineer your own and I promise that this unit's weight isn't going to be a factor or cause an unforeseen element when mounted. the SO SO: The unit come with suction cups for fastening it to your desk surface. I have a wooden desk and I consider it moderately porous. despite that I feel the suction cups hold for a long while. you eventually have to push down to fasten it again and If you continue to use the suction method then you'll need to get use to it. The software drivers. I installed the drivers that came with the unit (CD rom) and then later went to the saitek website and downloaded the update. Once you install the drivers and profile manager your pinky trigger will stop working. DONT WORRY all you have to do is go into the profile manager. Some recommend that you delete all of the profiles, add a new one then find the pinky trigger field and set it to not-programmed. Whether deleting all profiles is necessary or not will have to be up to you. I did it and never suffered from it. Overall; NO regrets. I love this for elite dangerous and I'm inspired to try other flight games just to use this unit more often. I really love it. ***** Original review: I don,t know where else to leave this complaint but when i purchased this unit it was listed as the X52 Pro. Even the picture they're using still shows the X52 Pro. I received an X52 and now they seemed to have corrected the issue so -even though the picture still shows the X52 Pro- they've conveniently removed the "Pro" from the item listing.. with this new development a return would only result in an exchange for the X52 again. I honestly thought I was purchasing the x52 Pro at a reduced price but infact I was just purchasing the x52 that by the way I thought to be not worth the price. I'm now stuck with the X52. bummer. I never wanted the x52.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016 by Alkad Mzu
Color: White/Black
This is a first impression review with little use time. Things may change with more stick time. First off, Gees these things are expensive. It's been years since I bought a flight controller for a game but I don't remember them being this expensive. So this thing had some pretty big expectation. So first off I was a little disappointed when the box arrived and saw all that the shipper did was put a label on the flight controller box. Given that the box was then left on my front door step for half a day letting anyone walking by that it was a ~$300 flight controller sitting there. Fortunately the porch pirates where busy in another sector so my package was sitting there when I got home. Setup was a little painful but not for the reason you may expect. The USB cable on this does not come off the flight stick but off the throttle control. Unfortunately for my setup my computer is on the right side of my desk and this puts the USB cable on the left side. Generally this isn't a problem because modern devices usually have fairly long cables. This thing does not. If my computer was on the left side of the desk it wouldn't have been a problem but since it's not it meant it's cable was about two feet too short. I lucked up in that my monitor has two utility USB ports on it's back so instead of running to the computer I just had to run to the monitor, got lucky there. The take away here. This thing has a short USB and is on the left side so keep that in mind when purchasing for you build. Following another reviewers recommendation I did not install the drivers for this device and I wasn't prompted either so that was a win. When I did fire up Elite Dangerous I did expect that the game would work immediately with no issues, that didn't happen. The condoler was dead in the water. Head over to the controls panel to start the tedious process of mapping every command onto the controller when I notice something. In the pull down for the different configurations (was going to see if I could make a custom one) I noticed one called Saitek X52. The game actually came with a preloaded setup for this controller. Welp, that was easy. Overall impression of this thing is a bit overwhelming for someone that doesn't use flight controllers much. Some of the buttons seem a little unintuitive and I'm still looking at just about every button I'm pushing to know what I am doing but I've only had it a day so yea. Build wise, this thing is beefy. The stick didn't seem to move any being on my mouse pad but the throttle did seem to move over time and need to be repositioned. I did try the suction cups on the throttle but all the did was prevent sudden moves not a gradual over time which is not unexpected. It's not annoying enough to down rate for but something that does need mentioned. The LCD display on the throttle is not lit by default (might not actually be lit) so it's next to impossible to see what is going on with it beyond the fact that it's also at a weird angle when sitting on a desktop. Beyond that there isn't much to say at this point. This controller didn't make be a better in-game pilot (lost a couple ships prove that point wrong) but honestly wasn't expecting it too. We'll see how it goes and if need an update as required.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021 by Douglas