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Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flightdeck Universal HOTAS Simulation System - PC | Windows 10 & 11 PCs, Joystick & Throttle for Air & Space Combat Simulation, Touch Display, 139 Mappable Controls, Black

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Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System


Features

  • Innovative, Worlds First Flight Touch Display
  • Customizable OLED Head Up Display
  • Contactless Hall-Effect Controls for Precision & Durability
  • Stick Module with Gear Lever, 3-Position Rotary Dial & 39 Buttons
  • 139 Programmable Buttons for Advanced Customization & Control
  • Adjustable Stick Height to Accommodate All Hand Sizes
  • Adjustable Haptic Throttle Detent Response
  • On-Board Audio Enhancements for Any 3.5mm Connected Headset
  • Adjustable, Multi-Zone RGB Lighting
  • Flight Hangar Desktop App for Product Customization

Description

Premium HOTAS SystemThe Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flightdeck is a premium HOTAS simulation system for Windows 10 & 11 PCs, engineered to deliver enhanced immersion for sim enthusiasts who demand the best. Inspired by state-of-the- art jet fighters and advanced spacecraft to provide a ground-breaking HOTAS experience, designed for all major flight simulation titles with the future in mind. Comprehensive controls including 15 axes and 139 programmable functions keep you immersed in the action, with your hands on the controls. Flight Touch Display, and an OLED Head Up Display deliver unprecedented levels of performance optimization, and product customization. Plus, the Flight Hangar app for desktop provides even more in-depth customization, including RGB lighting zones.Comprehensive Throttle ControlsComplete with exhaustive controls at your fingertips. Dual throttle levers with integrated locking latch allow for maximum flexibility whether you need single engine or multi- engine control. Ultra-smooth throttle control is enhanced with haptic detents, that are fully adjustable via the Flight Touch Display dashboard. The reverse of the throttle controls is equipped with rocker switches to jam enemy radar or GPS, as well as a scroll wheel, selector button and a 4-way remappable navigation pad. The thumb area, includes an 8-way HAT switch on the right side of the throttle, allowing for quick toggle between attack modes, a thumb wheel controlling zoom, analog POV button controlling the radar cursor movement plus a slider switch for air brake. Three remappable buttons are all fully customizable for controlling even more systems. Quickly extinguish engine fires with the FIRE button located on the upper right side of the throttle module or remap to weapons control. Just underneath the FIRE button, you’ll find three dials for easy autopilot adjustments, plus all three dials and button presses are remappable to your liking. Changing the aircraft’s flight configuration is easy using the flaps lever in the bottom left-hand corner of the throttle module, with two detents at each end of the lever to allow fully extended or retracted flaps.World’s First Flight Touch DisplayThe first fully programmable integrated simulation display provides customizable, touch screen buttons for dynamic, real-time sim alerts and settings adjustments. Customizing the Flight Touch Display with the Flight Hangar desktop app adds up to 39 extra buttons, which are configurable in color, label, and style for a fully immersive, customized experience. Plus, you can adjust settings and product performance to make Flightdeck perfectly suited to how you want to use it.Combat-Ready Modular StickLoaded with controls and three non-contact axes featuring hall-effect sensors, the modular stick is built for high-fidelity pitch, roll & yaw maneuvers. Located at the top of the stick, the Head Up Display screen (HUD) provides critical in-flight information and allows you to adjust performance on-the-fly. A full-color screen provides extensive adjustments to the Chrono, touchpad, Pro-Aim, Rudder lock, trim wheel, haptic feedback, lighting and more. Look around with an analog POV thumbstick, and control quick-look with an 8-way HAT switch, plus an additional 8-way HAT switch gives you fine adjustment for sensor controls. Front and center, the FIRE button is easily accessible for releasing bombs, firing missiles, or gunning down your opponent. Plus, flip the orange touchpad lock and switch the functionality of the FIRE button between a standard physical button press, or to touchpad and mouse click functionality. Just below the FIRE button, is a trim wheel, which can be kept as analog trim adjustment or changed to button mode for digital trim. On the reverse of the stick, is a two-stage trigger for arming weapons before launch and an analog lever. Squeeze to gradually apply brakes, or fully compress to activate the button at the end of lever travel to disconnect autopilot while airborne. For maximum comfort, the stick is height adjustable to accommodate all hand sizes. On the base of the stick module are an ultra-realistic landing gear lever, accompanying gear indicator lights, a three-position rotary Parking Brake selector, five programmable push buttons and three remappable toggle switches with two functions per switch. Plus, the Flightdeck features a 3.5mm audio port, so you can connect any 3.5mm wired headset and take advantage of proven Turtle Beach audio enhancements for ultimate immersion in battle. PC Software Full Control Compatibility: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 & Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, X-Plane 11 & 12, DCS World, Prepar3D, Star Citizen, War Thunder. Full functionality, control mapping required out of box.The world’s first Flight Touch Display combines real-time sim status indication with fully customizable input buttons. Add up to 39 extra button functions to your configuration and adjust product performance to fully immerse yourself into the sim experience. Plus, you can adjust the look and feel of every switch and control to suit your exact preferences.The full-color Head Up Display (HUD) provides access to diagnostics and performance adjustments, allowing you to effortlessly tweak your setup on-the-fly. Adjustment options include axis response curves, rudder lock, lighting adjustment touchpad response and Turtle Beach audio enhancements for any connected 3.5mm headset.Flightdeck features a complete set of controls for precision dogfights in the air or navigating in six degrees of freedom in space. The system is comprised of two individual USB- connected devices, enabling more controls to use in your favorite simulation titles.Designed to deliver high-precision, accuracy with durability that will stand up to the most rigorous use, all main movement controls on the stick and throttle are built using hall-effect non-contact sensors.The stick module is feature-packed with 49 programmable functions placed within easy reach, dual stage triggers, head mounted HAT switches and multi-function fire buttons for instantaneous response, when you need it. The stick includes a soft touch hand rest, and adjustable height for universal comfort. Plus, it can even be removed from the base for easy storage when not in use, and for future additions to the Flightdeck system.Equipped with programmable buttons within easy reach on the throttle & stick modules and built into the Flight Touch Display, Flightdeck gives you endless customization options to suit every user’s preference.Designed to accommodate all hand sizes, the height of the stick is fully height adjustable to dial in the perfect fit.Adjust main stick sensitivity for accurate enemy targeting and precise control of landings.Choose between independent adjustment of two engines or lock each lever together for main thruster control. Each throttle lever is laden with additional controls, ideal for precise thrust alteration or mastery of your engine and fuel systems.Customize your own haptic throttle detent response using the Flight Touch Display. Tune the exact reverse thrust, afterburner, or star drive actuation points to suit your preference or game.Connect any 3.5mm headset and take advantage of proven Turtle Beach audio functions like Superhuman Hearing, EQ modes, mic monitoring and game and chat balance.Whether playing in low light conditions or trying to match the color of your favorite aircraft, you’ll have access to multiple RGB lighting zone adjustments. Adjust the RGB LEDs to your exact preference with additional effects available using the Flight Hangar companion app.The Flight Hangar app gives you ultimate access to product performance & customization features. Available for Windows PCs, you can create comprehensive configuration profiles for specific sim titles or aircrafts and send these to the Flightdeck using its onboard memory. Plus, firmware can be easily updated using the app to ensure your Flightdeck is running at peak performance.

Compatible Devices: PC, Windows


Controller Type: Joystick, Throttle Quadrant, Yoke


Connectivity Technology: USB


Additional Features: Audio Advantage, Flight touch display, HOTAS System, Modular Stick, Throttle controls


Button Quantity: 139


Hardware Platform: Desktop, PC


Power Source: Corded Electric


Item Weight: 9.4 pounds


Package Quantity: 1


Item Dimensions: 6.93 x 20.63 x 10.04 inches


Color: Black


Brand Name: Turtle Beach


Model Name: VelocityOne Flightdeck (TBS-0724-05)


Warranty Description: 1 year limited manufacturer


Manufacturer: Turtle Beach


Global Trade Identification Number: 40


UPC: 731855007240


Included Components: Item


Model Number: TBS-0724-05


Manufacturer Part Number: TBS-0724-05


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • EXCELLENT. BUY IT.
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
Amazing. Switched my thrustmaster 16000 and rudimentary throttle quadrant for this to play Warthunder sim in VR and DCS and so far all I’ve played is Warthunder, but it works like a charm. Haven’t had this much fun flying in a long time, you have to map out each button for Warthunder and DCS but anyone who plays will know this already. The only complaint I have is that one of the 6-8 hat buttons doesn’t have a binding for if you click down and only works directionally. Would be an issue if there weren’t FIVE OTHER hat switches that do let you bind clicking it. Buy it you won’t be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer

  • It died 5 minutes out of the box
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
Was looking forward to trying out my first HOTAS setup. Was in the market for an entry level throttle and joystick combo and saw a few reviews on this combo unit. Some of them had some comments about quality being unsatisfactory in some areas but I just brushed it off as nitpicking. When the unit arrived I noticed it was shipped in box within another box within an Amazon box with a bit of paper packaging. Inside the product box was just some cardboard packaging. No foam or any kind of impact packaging. Not exactly what I would want to see after paying $400 but again was going to brush it off as nitpicking. That opinion changed when I was updating firmware for both units when suddenly the throttle unit turned off. I was updating the UI for the display on the joystick when this happened. I had only just plugged in the USB cable for the first time and had the unit out of the box for about 5 minutes. Joystick works just fine with no issues while updating firmware. Tried swapping cables. Using different USB-C to A cables I had for other peripherals. Tried power cycling PC. Did the recovery process on the support page. No luck. Device won't power on and no data signal detected in control software. At this point I accepted the fact the throttle unit was defective and would need to be sent back. Updating the firmware was rather easy but does take some time to complete. While I didn't have a chance to use the setup, some things I noticed about the HOTAS are the fact that they used a lot of plastic which make it somewhat light weight. This could be an issue for those who don't have proper mounting points for their controls as they could accidentally lift their controls off the desk. Another thing I noticed that also was mention in reviews is how "loose and wiggly" some of the caps on buttons and switches are. The throttle grip seems a bit on the large hand size as trying to reach some of the buttons either on the back or side could be difficult and might require frequent repositioning of your hand's grip on the throttle controls. The left throttle also doesn't seem to go all the way down to Max Rev but the right throttle does. The grips are also covered in a rubber like plastic coating or material to give you a good grip but it feels like it could lose that characteristic with frequent use. All in all this would be a hard pass for me in future as it's not worth the time spent trying to get everything set up only for it to give up the ghost after unboxing the unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024 by Robert Rosa

  • I want to like it...
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
The throttle is mostly good to excellent. It has an issue with the left and right engine throttle not being in sync with one another when held at the same level forcing you to use it as a single engine throttle. How you use it will dictate if that is a major issue or not. The software is sub-par since it doesn't allow you to recalibrate this and many of the buttons are not remappable and most games don't recognize them. This has been an issue since release, and they know it. I've reported it and they just say "keep checking in incase we update..." The stick... Excelent tracking on roll pitch and yaw. Landing gear button is nice and works well. The two-stage trigger has an option to bind both stages to a single function making it a single stage (in theory). In practice it will work for the first stage but if you pull the trigger all the way it will cancel itself out leaving you with missed shots. The mouse is completely useless moves about 50 pixels at a time minimum making it near impossible to actually click on something. Mouse button continued: The button keeps falling off. This started happening about 2 weeks after purchase. It can be snapped back in but will fall back out again on its own even if just left to sit there untouched for a while. Switches on the joystick side are flimsy and poorly made especially for the asking price here. One of mine simply broke off and fell apart. (the far left one) Touch screen on the throttle is quite nice for additional commands / being able to label things is a big plus here. Compatibility wise with games... I hope you enjoy spending literal hours setting up buttons because absolutely nothing with the exception of Microsoft flight sim has maps for this even after it being out over a year. Furthermore, there is no option to buy a replacement stick (mine is broke) or throttle if you needed it for that matter. You are forced to buy the entire set again if anything happens. Customer service also wants you to pay shipping for the item that should not have been broken / had issues to begin with to send it to them for them to possibly just say "too bad it's up to us if we want to fix it." I would never do that to my customers... just saying. I've had a year to come to the conclusions that I have with this. I wanted it to work, I wanted to like it and for things to improve... but thus far they simply haven't. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025 by Ryan

  • Amazing HOTAS for the price
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
(Bought on sale) I have owned this HOTAS for a few weeks at this point with regular use in combat flight simulators (DCS World, War Thunder), and I can confidently say that this is an amazing HOTAS system for the money, Turtlebeach really outdone themselves with this product. The build quality is amazing and all the buttons and switches function perfectly. However, and this was stated quite a lot before me- The three switch covers on the Joystick base feel loose and wobble on the metal switch arm itself- However for me it is not an issue at all. _Stick_ Pros: - Stick grip is very ergonomic and fits most hand sizes with the sliding feature. - A lot of programmable buttons, switches, HAT switches, joysticks and rotary switches. - Build quality is amazing for the price. - Very satisfying buttons and switches. - Very responsive gimbal. Cons: - Pretty useless screen ontop of the stick - "Mouse" feature on the pickle button is very rough and unresponsive, as well as also being useless as it is right now with how choppy it is. _Throttle_ Pros: - Very accurate throttle readings. - Extremely smooth throttle sliding. - "Fire" button extremely satisfying to press (personal opinion) - Many useful buttons, HAT switches, 3 position switches and joysticks all over the throttle grip. - Split throttle feature, can prove useful in certain twin-engine aircraft. - Useful programmable screen (Can make your own switch panel using keyboard bindings in the software) that makes use of digital switches, dials and buttons. - Satisfying knobs and dials near the throttle grip Cons: - Never found a use for the "flap" lever as no game I tried recognizes the lever moving (as an axis), instead recognizing the switch clicks on the bottom and top of the travel - Touch screen is pretty low framerate and can wash out at certain angles. Overall, I really recommend buying this HOTAS system as it is a great product overall and you get an amazing system without breaking the bank like some of the more higher end HOTAS out there by Thrustmaster, Winwing, Etc. And you get a lot for what you pay which is always a big plus!. and I really recommend buying the Turtlebeach Rudder pedals along with this HOTAS system for an immersive flying experience!. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Alex

  • RETURNING THE POS. from 5,4,3 and now 1 star which is to much RETURNING.
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
update I have 10 more days to be able to refund from amazon. It's GOING BACK. Nothing but trouble. The forums all say the same. Mine now stopped working on the stick side. Doing a firmware update again and will see. Original revoiew below. I LOVE the rubber coated feel. HOWEVER a week later the throttle lighting started to FLICKER. I looked online and found other saying this and some say they don't work (left side throttle "at all". Other commends in reddit about it is some guy has on his 5th replacement, other guys talking about things not working and I'm on the verge of sending it back for a refund. TORN as the 500-600-800 units are massive metal and I love the layout, side and feel of this. But I can return now? or fight with warranty later? It may be best to return it... I have a month or more to do so. Love the weight, size, design. Lots of controls... wow. Don't like Tension is to strong, (on throttle and spring on the stick). Not horrible, but not comfortable either. Lacks a USB port to plug the throttle into the stick, so I have TWO CABLES running to the PC. I'm buying 3 extension cables to route them together under my chair. I wish it had more mounting holes on the bottom. It has 3 and they didn't line up with my hotas CLAMPS. More holes doesn't cost more on their part. Just a hair more time. Instuctions are weak. It should be in depth. However after a couple hours I did figure out most of it. But I'm a long time computer geek. Doesn't seem to be supported by FS2024 yet. I can use it and program it myself but there are hundreds of buttons if not more and FS2024 wants a setup for each plane. Means 10's of thousands of programming steps. STILL: I was so so at first, the more I learn it and use it the more I love it. If it had more mounting holes on the bottom and better (online) full documentation - I'd give it 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by Ron Kramer

  • Very nice controllers BUT game compatibility is lacking (11 games) - support is awesome
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
I bought Everspace 1 hoping I could use the Flightdeck with it, and while I like the game to a certain extent, I am thoroughly P!$$3d 0ff that my flight stick and throttle aren't compatible with it. I have played with both the keyboard and mouse, as well as an Xbox contoller; while the game is playable with either (each has definitive pros and cons compared with each other), I would have much preferred using the flightstick (Turtle Beach Velocity One Flightdeck, so shame on them for not supporting their hardware better). Supposedly they are compatible with Everspace 2, but I just wasn't impressed with the first one enough to want to spend money on the second (at least I'll probably buy it when it goes on a good sale). To be fair, while my Flightdeck is nice, really nice, however, the support for multiple games REALLY $uck$. At this time Turtle Beach is only showing they are compatible with only 11 games, WTF??? for as expensive as it is, really? But I suppose that part of that is in the game makers too, having so little compatibility with more "elaborate" controllers, which again is why I'm kind of disappointed in Everspace, so shame on them as well. Truthfully, I don't really like using the Xbox controller for most games other than some platformers, for flight games, even this one which is a more "basic" sim (well okay, not sim, more of a shooter), I just don't like controlling with it (forget using it in an FPS, it feels like you're playing gimpy-games). Regardless, any game that offers any kind of flight mechanic, I'd prefer to use a flightstick, just as any driving game I'd prefer to use a wheel... Anyhow, it would have been REALLY nice if the Flight Hangar software offered better flexibility to allow users to at the very least emulate other controller profiles, such as the mouse for flight stick or having you be able to mimic a game controller input so at the very least be able to play "legacy" games, like the old Star Wars games, No Man's Sky, any number of mech games. Really any game you can ride or fly something, a compatibility mode or legacy mode would be really nice. Right now, I only have 2 games that this system is actually compatible with, Elite Dangerous and Star Wars: Squadrons. The others that are compatible I don't have or have much interest in playing. I should have researched this system more than I did to be honest, but I had faith in Turtle Beach products, at least until now. This was a LOT of money to spend to be only able to use it for two games :s I'm really hoping more game compatibility is to come, and more games. So yes, I really like the Flightdeck system, but I am really disappointed in the games supported and the ability to modify control settings. To be fair, on behalf of Turtle Beach, their support is really top notch. I had a problem with the controllers out of the box, and they immediately sent me a replacement. The support staff was extremely polite and efficient. Kudos to them. PS another future add-on that would be nice is to be able to have more control over the skins the throttle display, stick HUD, and tablet controls (nice feature BTW) can have applied. The stock ones could be nicer (or at least Turtle Beach could add some more). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Jack-S

  • Awesome setup
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
This wasn't necessarily a wise investment, but it is objectively the coolest thing I own. It works great. Tons of customizability, you'll spend a lot of time setting up key bindings if you want to use it to most of its potential. If you're really creative (and have undiagnosed autism) you can use JoyToKey to bind arbitrary inputs or macros to either controller for crazy things, I spent 4 hours setting up the joystick to be my brush controls for a 3D sculpting application, which is obviously not the typical use case, but it works. It has options you wouldn't think to realize you're missing, e.g. skipping the use of a mouse entirely with a sort of trackball (touch based), look that up if you need accessibility options or a way to use a mouse without moving your hand. Really this has way more gizmos than I can explain here, the customization on the menus for the throttle controller are also pretty crazy with arbitrary digital button arrangements and inputs (you can have multiple presets too). A lot of the triggers are both analog and binary, meaning you could press shift to activate the trigger as an analog controller for zoom, and then have it continue to operate to fire when it's fully depressed. You don't have to use that functionality, but it's great that you can. This flexibility applies even to something like a scroll wheel: it can operate as a simple plus or minus, or an analog scale. If you need something to continuously provide a value, not just shift it, that's why that's so important—think having a smooth gentle rudder input vs. tapping it fully for a short moment repeatedly. My only gripe was that my firmware upgrade didn't go through initially when I tried it with their application (which is also great itself.) No harm done, but the scare kept me off from ever trying the update again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Alexander

  • Serious Quality Control Issues
Style: Universal HOTAS Simulation System
It's a decent HOTAS, and it looks alright, but for the price, it has too many quality control issues, and the software is extremely limiting. Out of the box, I have two knobs that don't function properly, a scroll wheel that doesn't function, and a button on the back of the stick that will randomly activate another button. You also aren't able to rebind any of the buttons on the screen. Every "cell" where you can place a virtual button, has a predefined keyboard keybind that can't be changed. Meaning you would have to go into your game, and map the game based on the keys that are on the screen, which seems like a huge oversight. The screen itself just feels tacked on. it has horrible viewing angles. You have to be looking straight down over the top of it to really see it properly. They would've been better off leaving the screen out and putting in some more buttons and dropping the price to compete with the X56. Hopefully they iron out the issues, but I really can't recommend it at it's current price point with the amount of QC issues I've had. If I have this many, I'm positive others are going to have them as well. [UPDATE] Changed to one star. I've had two of these now, and both of them after a few days of light use have had the backlighting in the throttle start flickering all random colors, and in one of them all the backlighting died completely on the left side. Also, the pinky button on the stick, will randomly activate the brake lever switch. It did this in both of my units. This thing has serious quality control issues. They may work them all out in time, but this is really a poor way to release them. There's no way that Turtle Beach wasn't aware of these QC issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Joel

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