I've owned a X52 for past 3 years, used both by myself and son regular with absolutely no issues, sound like you just got unlucky sir.
I've owned a X52 for past 3 years, used both by myself and son regular with absolutely no issues, sound like you just got unlucky sir.
Saitek don't have the best reputation for quality control, software or customer service; CH kit does seem to get better reviews from its users. You're better off saving up for a Thrustmaster HOTAS imho; it'll be cheaper in the long run
Fortunately OcUK has got you covered either way.
No sign of Star Citizen branded model ???
CH is more reliable than TM and better for a miles more varied list of titles than DCS.
No sign of Star Citizen branded model ???
Ch gear is just built to last , My friend woody and i visited the factory, the problem is that their gaming joystick range is about 0.5% of the company and they have no real interest in the product , its made of what is basically leftover parts from military and industrial products, the manager said they have no interest in updating the product and would be happy to sell it on.
Thrust master on the other hand don't quite have the outright ruggedness of Ch but i can tell you from first hand experience that the Warthog is by no means poorly made, however it helps to be an enthusiast to get the most out of it and keeping it in tip top working condition, such as keeping it greased and clean and every component is replaceable.