You can change the sew or adjust the spring tension as well. I personally use one to extended the length of the stick which gives me finer control. What do mean by flexibility? There are tonnes of different mods out there for the Warthog. The reason I like it over other premium options is availability and flexibility. I have been using the Warthog for 7-8 years now and it never gave me any issues. The Warthog has a metal body with buttons that feel so so good when you press them. While the T.16000s are hard to beat, the Warthog trumps them in sheer build quality.

I use dual joysticks mostly when I am in a fighty mood and want to kill some baddies. I find a HOTAS better suited for daily use since it feels easier on the arms compared to dual joysticks. There are more than enough axes for everything you need in Elite with many to spare.

There is RGB lighting too if that’s your thing. Logitech has also been kind enough to throw in some extra springs which you can use to adjust the spring tension to your liking. The thing is you don’t use strafe as often in Elite as you do in something like Star Citizen, so you can bind them to one of these hat switches and not be any worst for it. The X56 has extra thumbsticks compared to the older X52 (which is also good) which gives you the extra axes needed for space sims. The X56 has been built specifically with space sims in mind and has added functionalities which reflect this fact. The Best HOTAS (Hands on Throttle And Stick) for Elite Dangerous is the Logitech X56.

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