February 10, 20215 yr Hello guys! I've noticed that around the neutral position there is quite some (mechanical) dead zone on my joystick. It also acts a little "jumpy" when moving it. This was not so much of a problem until I started using MSFS, which is quite sensitive to user inputs. So my question - what joystick would you recommend that offers a good resolution overall and especially around the neutral position? It should not be too expensive (<200$). Thanks in advance! Happy with MSFS 🙂 home simming evolved
February 10, 20215 yr You could look into the VKB NXT stick. Comes in at $150 if you're in the US. I use the VKB Gunfighter myself and it's great but a bit on the pricey side. The NXT is aimed at a price level below but from what I've heard people love how smooth it is. You can check out some reviews on Reddit and Youtube to get a better idea.
March 7, 20215 yr After my Thrustmaster T16000 stick broke (the yaw z-axis potentiometer) last month, I vowed never buy a pot-based flying axis controller again. I chose the VKB NXT which uses hall-effect sensors along with single bi-directional springs for each of the three axes controls . Gimbals are greased for authentic feel . For HOTAS use I have the TWCS throttle. The stick does have a throttle slider though. USA buyers can get this nice Flightstick NXT for under $200 (which includes shipping via FEDEX). May take two weeks (worth it). More info in Reditt forums and VKB website. Dave Swigert WIN 11 i9-14900KF 64 GB ram Viewsonic 32" 60Hz 2K monitor NVIDIA MSI RTX 4080S Asrock Z790
March 12, 20215 yr On 2/10/2021 at 6:37 PM, Tektolnes said: You could look into the VKB NXT stick. Always on back order so good luck.
March 12, 20215 yr 53 minutes ago, Boomer said: Always on back order so good luck. It's listed as in stock at the moment on the US site - it'll take 1-2 weeks to arrive but that's not too bad. The Europe site isn't great though for stock.
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