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Logitech G X52 Pro USB Flight Control System - HOTAS Joystick and Throttle for Flight Simulators - LCD Display, 3D Twist Rudder, Programmable Commands, USB 2.0 - Compatible with Windows PC
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Logitech G X52 Pro USB Flight Control System Features
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Magnetic non-contact X and Y axis sensors provide enhanced longevity and improved accuracy. A dual spring centering mechanism provides a progressive, smooth movement that further aids your control
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Multifunction LCD Display affords even greater control of your navigation within Flight Simulator X, thanks to direct control of the simulation’s radio panel functionality
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3D Twist with Rudder Lock, essential for simulation control. For those that already have rudder pedals, you can lock off the axis in order to prevent accidental activation
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5-position Grip System: Maintain excellent ergonomic comfort with no need to stretch to reach buttons
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282 Programmable Commands over 3 modes: Have all of the commands in Elite Dangerous or Star Citizen under your fingertips with no need to switch back to your keyboard
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Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11 – USB 2.0 interface ensures seamless integration with a wide range of PC setups
About Logitech G X52 Pro USB Flight Control System
Logitech G X52 defines precise flight simulator operation, employing a multifunction LCD for easy access to your radio stack navigation in Microsoft’s Flight Simulator X. Coordinate your flight plan with clock and stopwatch function, plus an adjustable handle to accommodate a wide range of hand sizes. A highly accurate centering mechanism ensures the joystick will easily return to the neutral position whenever you need it to. Non-contact technology on the X and Y axes, along with constant spring force, enhance control while increasing durability.
