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Thrustmaster T.Flight Full Kit X Review

Flight sim and space sim gaming have always been like a backbone of the high-end PC market, never really hitting the mega mass-market appeal, but always steadily pushing for increased realism and immersion. The ever-improving Microsoft Flight Simulator is certainly a big part of that now, and with it available on PC, Cloud and Xbox, there’s never been so much access to such a powerful simulator for everyone from the casual gamer to the enthusiast. With that in mind, Thrustmaster’s latest flight stick comes setup to take full advantage of the latest simulation titles, with plug-and-play support on both PC and Xbox Consoles, making it very user friendly.

Thrustmaster T.Flight Full Kit X

The Xbox T.Flight Hotas One is branded for Xbox One, but it fully supports Xbox Series X|S consoles too. It has a fully equipped throttle and stick design, but it also has the very first rudder pedals to feature the S.M.A.R.T (Sliding Motion Advanced Rail Track) slide rails system, which Thrustmaster say is “a technological marvel with 4 slide rails crafted of industrial-grade aluminium for incredibly smooth sliding motion; a self-centring rudder axis, for the perfect balance between smoothness and resistance; and a long-range of travel on the rudder axis, for precise manoeuvres.” and well, who am I to argue with that! With a flight stick, throttle, and foot controls, you really have everything you need for Elite Dangerous cargo missions to simulate landing a Boeing 777 in Flight Simulator. Furthermore, at around £150, it’s reasonably affordable, given you can spend many times that on sim hardware.

Features

  • Kit including a joystick, detachable throttle, plus rudder pedals with slide rails, for Xbox consoles and PC
  • T.Flight Hotas One features a compact design and can be detached, allowing for customized positioning of the joystick and throttle
  • The joystick’s resistance can easily be adjusted, for a great fit with all of the user’s preferences
  • T.Flight Hotas One features 14 action buttons and 5 axes, plus the 3 axes on the TFRP
  • This plug-and-play kit allows for quick, super-simple installation — with all functions already configured, for immediate takeoff
  • The kit is compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC

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Peter Donnell

As a child still in my 30's (but not for long), I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!

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