Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System Flight Sim

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  • Brand : Saitek
  • Product name : Pro Yoke Flight System
  • Product code : 015832
  • Category : Gaming Controllers
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  • Info modified on : 04 Apr 2019 09:40:09
  • Long product name Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System Flight Sim :

    Pro Yoke Flight System - 14 Buttons

  • Short summary description Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System Flight Sim :

    Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System, Flight Sim, Wired, USB 2.0, Windows Vista/XP

  • Long summary description Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System Flight Sim :

    Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System. Device type: Flight Sim. Connectivity technology: Wired. Minimum system requirements: USB 2.0, Compatible operating systems: Windows Vista/XP

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Reviews
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:13
Average rating:87
Uk has collected 10 expert reviews for Saitek Pro Yoke Flight System Flight Sim and the average expert rating is 87 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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alphr.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:13
Average rating:83
Grab yourself a copy of Microsofts Flight Simulator X, and one of these, and youre about as close as youll get to a flight deck at home. The yoke complete with chronograph and stainless shaft provides fine elevator and aileron control, and the th...
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pcauthority.com.au
Updated:
2011-11-05 18:22:52
Average rating:83
Grab yourself a copy of Microsoft’s Flight Simulator X, and one of these, and you’re about as close as you’ll get to a flight deck at home. The yoke complete with chronograph and stainless shaft provides fine elevator and aileron c...
rwlabs.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:12
Average rating:0
Two of my favorite games of all times were the Star Wars : Tie Fighter by Lucas Arts and the Advanced Tactical Fighters ( A.T.F ) made by Jane’s. At the time we played these games with just a simple flight stick featuring 3-4 buttons (...
  • Build Quality, 14 Configurable Buttons, 3 Lever Throttle Quadrant, Mounting System, Installation, Price...
  • None...
  • The Pro Flight Yoke System is a controller that makes it possible for you to experience almost the exact feeling you would if you were inside the cockpit of a real passenger airplane. Overall the yoke performed excellently during t...
computershopper.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:13
Average rating:89
A good controller is a key peripheral for virtual pilots looking to make the flight-simulator experience more like flying a real plane. While even a $20 joystick is dramatically superior to flying with the mouse and keyboard, a yoke (or "a...
  • Realistic design; programmable; additional throttle quadrants can be added; built-in USB hub...
  • Expensive; short USB cable means some setups might need an extension...
  • Fans of civilian flight sims—and real pilots looking for deskbound practice—will find Saiteks setup worth the hefty price...
gwn.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:13
Average rating:93
Steel shaft; chronograph; 14 programmable buttons. LowsHuge screw and clamp system and large desktop footprint compared to the competition. Final verdictBest civilian flight yoke system, if you can resolve the clamping challenge.
  • Steel shaft; chronograph; 14 programmable buttons.
  • Huge screw and clamp system and large desktop footprint compared to the competition.
  • Best civilian flight yoke system, if you can resolve the clamping challenge.
Gamingnexus.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 02:53:13
Average rating:92
I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again: it doesn't matter how good the computer side of a simulation is if the human side, i.e. the controller, doesn't hold up its end of the bargain. The more that the controller feels like, acts like, and...