Switch Pro Controller Bad Joystick

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.

Great joystick and controller! Definitely a step up from the T.1000. Glad I went with this one, very happy with the product.

I am delighted with the joystick camera controller. It is everything that we hoped that it would be. Its a huge step up in precise control for the camera - so much more sophisticated than the camera's included remote control that we were previously using. I am very satisfied.

Arrived in good time. Somewhat different than my T.16000M setup. It took a bit to get used to it on the XBox as it doesn't show in accessories, but works fine. Too bad there are no XBox drivers for the Thrustmaster T.16000M setups I have, otherwise I could have used that one of those instead of getting a whole new joystick. Can't have both the controller and the joystick on at the same time as the game defaults to the controller, so I had to turn that off in order to use the stick.

I'm using this for MSFS 2020 right now and I'm pretty happy with it. I did a lot of research before spending this much money on a HOTAS and while it doesn't necessarily blow me away, I am very happy. The throttle slide isn't buttery smooth but it's certainly not bad at all. There are easy ways to improve that if you search online but it isn't bad enough for me to bother. The joystick is miles ahead of my oldschool Wingman Extreme 2 and I like it very much straight out of the box. I intended to use the paddle on the throttle for rudder control but I actually like the twist of the joystick for that. That doesn't mean the throttle isn't useful - it's covered in other controls and I use the small index finger stick for looking around a lot. If I were to buy again I might look for something with more buttons on the stick as opposed to each side of the stick because it requires me to let go of the stick to use the right 6 buttons. But this is doesn't mean they're useless by any means - I just need to program them for commands that aren't detrimental to letting go such as menu commands. Regardless - they're WAY better than using the keyboard. I also enjoy the flexibility of each piece having its own cable - although I do wish they were a bit longer. Overall, if you are new to flying games or simulators, I would strongly consider this HOTAS. While you could get by with a joystick alone, having the combination changes and improves the experience a great deal. And B&H is great, as always.

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

Expérience is great, the only thing I don't like that I need to switch input using joystick on the back. I would prefer on the front panel or with some remote control. Or in program. I only found how to do PIP in program, not complete switch.

Picture quality is great. Everything is top notch other than the joystick used to switch inputs. A dedicated button would be better. That's a minor issue though.

Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

My Ubiquiti controller adopted and updated the switch perfectly.