In terms of quality, its plastics are not the best, but they are not problematic either. The buttons have a mediocre feel (the hat is somewhat better) and the thrust is truly terrible; I had to open the joystick to make it a bit tighter. Also, it is strictly for right-handed users.
This is where the negatives end. Its base is very stable and does not easily move from its position. It has yaw, a hat, and another 12 buttons; for this price, there is nothing comparable. It may not be ideal for flight sims, but it is definitely very good for space combat and mech sims. I rarely find functions left over that I need to transfer to the keyboard, especially with modern, simplified games. I have had it for 10 years with light use, and if it breaks tomorrow, I will buy the same one, mainly for the number of its buttons.

First of all, it easily rotates counter-clockwise simply by touching...
Also, after less than 10 hours of use, 3 of its buttons started having a serious issue... they don't work unless I move the joystick to the right... I don't know why it has such good reviews

While as a presenter it is beautiful, with the first use you understand that it is not a high-quality stick. All the buttons on the stick and on the base have terrible tactile feedback, with the worst by far being the trigger. The throttle axis is actually quite good, which is an exception. I am not satisfied for 50 euros. No, it's not that I am very demanding. It's that most consumers do not have high enough expectations.

Good for the price, very sturdy and gives a sense of resistance. The only negative is that I have the impression that older versions were slightly better

It does the job as it should. I use it for fs 2020.
update...after a year and some months of not playing, I decided to try it again and it's completely dead. It is not recognized by the USB port. All my efforts were in vain.

Very good, it can withstand 4 kids. Simple without frills and scents but it's perfect for children.

The most honest thing there is for its money. The definition of value for money (I bought it for 60 euros). Logitech warranty, wouldn't change it for anything. I highly recommend it!

I bought it about 2 years ago but I didn't use it right away because I had bought it to play with airplanes in BF5. Eventually, I didn't bother with the airplanes in that game and it stayed in its box for 1.5 years. I started using it in the last 4 months, with normal use, and suddenly 5 buttons on the top stopped working for no reason! Only the trigger, zoom, 1 button on the top, and two directions from the small joystick on the top are working. I'm really disappointed that it broke with such light use. I will now see if I'm still within the warranty. As long as it was working, it was fine, but at the price it is currently (over 50 euros), it's not worth it

I bought it 8 years ago, when it was half the price. For its cost back then, it could be considered value for money as it has very high-quality hardware, yaw control, and built-in throttle. On the other hand, its current price does not justify its level. Its main disadvantages are the soft force feedback and the fact that it is strictly right-handed, which makes it unsuitable for side-stick simulation (which Airbus planes, half of the planes in the air, have). However, if you are 12 years old and want to play "war thunder" with pew-pew, it is more than enough.

Five stars, as many as its years of warranty... Ergonomic, with multiple functions that cover all gaming profiles, from dogfights to simulating political aircraft... I recommend it to you