Elite Gaming Controller With Usb

I took my gaming to the next level with this controller and I love using it!

A great little USB controller that works very well for controlling an Autocue teleprompter.

Perfect for elite dangerous.

Not much to say other than it works well on my SJ5000X Elite.

I got this for a home theater/gaming room and it rocks. I would like the controller to have the tubi, netflix, peacock buttons to be costum designated like people individually could set those buttons to the services they prioritize.

This Logitech joystick/flight controller has met every expectation for my gaming experience. Starting with the price, it was extremely reasonable. It was very easy to just plug in and go with the USB cord. No need to for calibration of any kind. It is also very versatile for the different uses that various gamers may have. The packaging was very easy to open and also designed for ease of product replacement in case of need for return. The only drawback is that there were no instructions included for programming the series of buttons on the base of the joystick. Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase and would recommend the Logitech G Extreme 3D Pro Joystick to other gamers.

Came quickly, and was exactly what I was looking for, for Elite Dangerous.

It has been more than amazing. I would recommend getting the Elite Strap though.

Very impressive slider! For the price, it comes with a ton of features. I do like that I can power it with a battery back. I was also able to power it with the USB port on the controller. It took me while to figure out the controller settings to set starting and end points. after a bit of trial and error, it was perfect! The slider comes with a foam inserted case. It comes with a ball head. Set it on a table or mount it to a tripod to lightstands.

The device works well via USB. I have not successfully run it via eSATA. The system hangs on boot in a A2 state, unable to communicate with the drive but I suspect that's more of a controller card issue than the device itself, since it is not the recommended controller but something left over from another project that I tossed in. I can't blame Oyen for that.