WINWING URSA MINOR Fighter Joystick R:Compatible with DCS X-Plane MSFS2020

Works great not a single issue I have both left and right sticks for space sim used them for over 100 so far and they are great

This stick, even if it’s not on sale, is a fantastic value. The casing is largely plastic as are the buttons and triggers, but it doesn’t feel like it’s going to break in the middle of your first flight. The hall sensors are awesome and build quality are both better than you might expect at the price.All axis are smooth and adjustable by hex screws under a convenient removable cover plate on bottom of the base.It has a slider control that can be used for a throttle. It works well, and I got used to it before I got a dedicated throttle, but the one thing I’d nitpick is that I’d prefer if there was a stop point in the middle for zero throttle. That’s just me though and not really a knock on the product. I use it for Elite Dangerous and I have a friend that uses it for flight simulators; we are both quite happy with it. Would buy again for sure

Purchased this for my son and it wasn’t easy to get the PC to recognize the controller when connected but we finally got it and it worked great until after a few flight sessions the usb input broke off inside the controller.Contacted the seller and was basically told sorry not sorry and I could purchase a new motherboard and pay ridiculous shipping fees for almost the cost of a new controller.Bottom line - poor craftsmanship and worse customer service.

It's not a cheap joystick, but in this price range, it's head and shoulders above the other offerings. Lots of buttons and hat switches, absolutely perfect gimbal action--not too mushy and not too strong--and great build quality. I easily programmed all my usual frequent cockpit functions to the hats and buttons in MSFS2020, and there are several hat switches and buttons left over for future assignments.The base is well-designed--it's pretty long front to back so it doesn't tip when the stick is at its maximum forward or backward deflection like my Turtle Beach flight stick.I also have the VKB Gladiator and the Logitech Extreme 3D, and I prefer this stick to all of the other ones by a mile. The Gladiator is too softly sprung and doesn't have enough hat switches, the Turtle Beach is a little too lightweight and really needs to be screwed to the desk to be at its best, and the Logitech's potentiometers wear out after a few years. Between stick feel, build quality, button variety, and stability, this Winwing hits the sweet spot for me.

I have had it for a week now and am loving it! Very responsive and precise. Well crafted and seems pretty durable so far. Mapping the buttons takes some work, but you can dial it in to suit your play style. Hopefully they will add more key maps to the SimappPro software soon, but if not, that's okay. Found out from the customer service yesterday that there are no buttons 15-19. If your game references them, map those functions to something else. The base has buttons 1-14 and the stick starts at 20 and goes up from there.

Great option if you want something nicer than the cheap stuff, but don't want to spend big money on the super serious stuff.Docked one star for the proprietary software "SimApp." Doesn't come with presets/profiles for MSFS 2024 and doesn't seem to work all that well, nor is it intuitive. I just went through the tedious process of saving all the settings manually.I do wish there were ridges between the buttons on the base. It is easier than you think to accidentally press the wrong button.However, the stick itself is still fantastic. I would buy it again, no questions asked.

I use this for the game DCS. This was an upgrade from the t1600. The stick is more precise in the x and y axis. The controller also has way more buttons, including a two stage trigger. This was well worth the price for the upgrade and would recommend if you have some PC flight simulator experience previously.brandonjlacy Is correct and spot on as well

So far unusable for older games. The triggers are numbered 37 and 38 making them not register as buttons for games that limit you to 32 buttons per controllerIt is ok. Not quite as solid as I thought with the price. Lower buttons are nice, hat switch for the index finger feels like I could snap it off with a panic flick.It has way more buttons, but it feels like a worse extreme 3d pro in my hand.Does not seem to be aging great. I'll pull the stick to one side and it takes a second or two to remember it is a joystick before the movement will be translated.