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# Precision Joystick with Non-Contact Tech Adjustable Throttle with Detents Advanced Multi-Function Display Logitech G X52 Flight Control System - Standard Packaging

**Brand:** logitech g
**Price:** E£ 29629
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## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your cockpit game — fly like the elite, feel the thrill!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Logitech G X52 Flight Control System - Standard Packaging by logitech g
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 29629 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- logitech g enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted logitech g brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Precision Engineering 🎮:** Non-contact sensors on X and Y axes combined with a precision centering mechanism deliver ultra-smooth, lag-free control for pro-level gameplay.
- • **Plug & Play Compatibility 💻:** Seamlessly integrates with Windows 7 through Windows 10+ and comes with preloaded game profiles for instant setup—no driver hassle.
- • **Immersive Flight Control 🎛️:** Experience real flying interaction with a vivid multi-function display that streams live game data and customizable illumination modes.
- • **Ergonomic & Durable Design ✈️:** 5-position handle adjustment, metal triggers, and spring-loaded safety covers ensure comfort and reliability during marathon gaming sessions.
- • **Customizable Throttle Dynamics ⚙️:** Progressive throttle with tension adjustment and detents for Afterburner and Idle lets you tailor your flight experience down to the finest detail.

## Overview

The Logitech G X52 Flight Control System is a premium joystick and throttle combo designed for serious flight sim enthusiasts. Featuring an advanced multi-function display with customizable backlighting, precision non-contact sensors for smooth control, and an adjustable throttle with tactile detents, it offers immersive, professional-grade flight simulation. Compatible with Windows 7 through 10+, it includes preloaded profiles for popular games and ergonomic adjustments to fit all hand sizes, making it a top-tier choice for millennial pros seeking both performance and style.

## Description

All the features of the x52 combined with premium engineering and advanced multi-function display (mfd) for real flying interaction. 2 dedicated mfd buttons and 2 rotary dials with in-built buttons to control additional game functionality; mfd displays data directly from games, including radio stack info from Microsoft flight Simulator 9 and 10; Software development Kit included for creating game-specific programs to interact with the mfd; choice of red, Amber or green button illumination; illuminated buttons and mfd - ideal for low light environments; throttle unit illumination varies depending on throttle position; enhanced mfd backlighting; improved cable management system. Joystick: precision centering mechanism, non-contact technology on x and Y axes and constant spring force reduce free play, improve control and increase durability; 2-stage metal trigger; 2 primary buttons in 1 convenient position; 4 fire buttons including Missile launcher with spring-loaded safety cover for instant access; conveniently positioned metal Pinkie switch provides shift functionality to double up on programmable commands; 2 x 8-way Hat switches; 3D rudder twist; 3-position Rotary mode selector switch with LED indicators; 3 spring-loaded, base-mounted toggle switches for up to 6 programmable flight commands; 5-position handle adjustment system to suit all hand sizes. Throttle: progressive throttle with tension adjustment, detents for Afterburner and Idle; 2 fire buttons; scroll wheel with built-in button; mouse controller/ Hat switch with left mouse button; 8-way Hat switch; 2 x Rotary controls; smooth-action Slider control; clutch button Initiates ‘safe mode’ to allow on-the-fly profile selection, or to display button functionality without activating. Compatibility: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, XP/XP64, and Vista

Review: Yea I got it for Elite Dangerous - This is a first impression review with little use time. Things may change with more stick time. First off, Gees these things are expensive. It's been years since I bought a flight controller for a game but I don't remember them being this expensive. So this thing had some pretty big expectation. So first off I was a little disappointed when the box arrived and saw all that the shipper did was put a label on the flight controller box. Given that the box was then left on my front door step for half a day letting anyone walking by that it was a ~$300 flight controller sitting there. Fortunately the porch pirates where busy in another sector so my package was sitting there when I got home. Setup was a little painful but not for the reason you may expect. The USB cable on this does not come off the flight stick but off the throttle control. Unfortunately for my setup my computer is on the right side of my desk and this puts the USB cable on the left side. Generally this isn't a problem because modern devices usually have fairly long cables. This thing does not. If my computer was on the left side of the desk it wouldn't have been a problem but since it's not it meant it's cable was about two feet too short. I lucked up in that my monitor has two utility USB ports on it's back so instead of running to the computer I just had to run to the monitor, got lucky there. The take away here. This thing has a short USB and is on the left side so keep that in mind when purchasing for you build. Following another reviewers recommendation I did not install the drivers for this device and I wasn't prompted either so that was a win. When I did fire up Elite Dangerous I did expect that the game would work immediately with no issues, that didn't happen. The condoler was dead in the water. Head over to the controls panel to start the tedious process of mapping every command onto the controller when I notice something. In the pull down for the different configurations (was going to see if I could make a custom one) I noticed one called Saitek X52. The game actually came with a preloaded setup for this controller. Welp, that was easy. Overall impression of this thing is a bit overwhelming for someone that doesn't use flight controllers much. Some of the buttons seem a little unintuitive and I'm still looking at just about every button I'm pushing to know what I am doing but I've only had it a day so yea. Build wise, this thing is beefy. The stick didn't seem to move any being on my mouse pad but the throttle did seem to move over time and need to be repositioned. I did try the suction cups on the throttle but all the did was prevent sudden moves not a gradual over time which is not unexpected. It's not annoying enough to down rate for but something that does need mentioned. The LCD display on the throttle is not lit by default (might not actually be lit) so it's next to impossible to see what is going on with it beyond the fact that it's also at a weird angle when sitting on a desktop. Beyond that there isn't much to say at this point. This controller didn't make be a better in-game pilot (lost a couple ships prove that point wrong) but honestly wasn't expecting it too. We'll see how it goes and if need an update as required.
Review: Good money to pay for this joystick! - Best joystick ever, work flawlessly

## Features

- Advanced multi-function display (mfd) for real flying interaction. 2 dedicated mfd buttons and 2 rotary dials with in-built buttons to control additional game functionality
- Joystick with precision centering mechanism, non-contact technology on x and Y axes and constant spring force
- Progressive throttle with tension adjustment, detents for Afterburner and Idle; 2 Fire buttons
- Works with: Windows XP, XP64 and Vista (all versions) and Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or newer
- Stick dimensions is 6.7 long x 6.7 wide x: 10.9 high in inches, weight is 2.3 pounds and cable length is 4.6 feet. Throttle dimensions is 6.7 long x 6.7 wide x 7.5 high in inches, weight is 1.6 pounds and cable length is 4.6 feet

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01LY285ZH |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,449 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #15 in PC Game Flight Controls |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,968) |
| Date First Available | January 11, 2011 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4.85 pounds |
| Item model number | 945-000025 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Logitech, Inc |
| Product Dimensions | 14.33 x 10.04 x 8.98 inches; 4.85 Pounds |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | December 31, 2018 |
| Type of item | Personal Computers |

## Images

![Logitech G X52 Flight Control System - Standard Packaging - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XVm+X1UlL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you run a helicopter simulation with these controls?  If so, what is a good helicoptor simulator program?  Thanks!**
A: HOTAS works pretty good for helicopter controls (I've only played ARMA though) but I'd recommend removing the "bumps" in the throttle. It's very easy to do, completely reversible, and helps a ton for helicopter flight! I'd also recommend removing a little of the silicon grease used to lubricated the throttle, as this will help loosen it up more. Cheers!https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=115981

**Q: What are the individual footprint dimensions for each (L x W)?**
A: both sticks have the same footprint which is about 6.75" X 6.75"

**Q: How is this joystick secured to the desk? It seems like with that small base it would slide around a lot especially with the rudder controls.**
A: Like Will answered, there are four suction cups on the bottom of both the stick and throttle that, on *some* desks, will work very well (smooth surfaces like glass are best, but an ikea or wooden desk might be hit or miss). With very aggressive joystick movements the base can come up off the desk. Myself personally have not had any issue with it sliding from the rudder/yaw though!Beyond that there are four rubber "feet" that grip fairly well for sliding, however that isn't the problem I had with them. My issue is that the base will "rock" up off the desk with hard throttle input because it's kind of sticky when it's brand new (at least mine was). I rectified this by taking it apart and removing some of the silicon grease used. This loosened it up more than the adjuster on the side allowed for and it's very comfortable now. I also removed the "bump" in it while I was at it, and now the whole thing works perfectly for me.I should add that there are two holes on each base that would allow for a screw or bolt to pass through. Would be rock solid that way if you want to mount them to something!

**Q: Does the throttle work on twin engine aircraft such as the a320?**
A: Yes. In flight sims if you assign the throttle axis to the throttle input in game, the throttle should operate all engines together like any other throttle. Ive tested it in Xplane. If you want to fly a twin engine plane and control the throttles separately (for aiding in steering on the ground and things like that), you need to use a key binding for the seperate throttle inputs or just drag it with the mouse pointer. You could always assign then to the seperate axises on the throttle but that might be awkard. I use those for prop advance, mixture ect.But for normal flying it works fine.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yea I got it for Elite Dangerous
*by D***S on April 22, 2021*

This is a first impression review with little use time. Things may change with more stick time. First off, Gees these things are expensive. It's been years since I bought a flight controller for a game but I don't remember them being this expensive. So this thing had some pretty big expectation. So first off I was a little disappointed when the box arrived and saw all that the shipper did was put a label on the flight controller box. Given that the box was then left on my front door step for half a day letting anyone walking by that it was a ~$300 flight controller sitting there. Fortunately the porch pirates where busy in another sector so my package was sitting there when I got home. Setup was a little painful but not for the reason you may expect. The USB cable on this does not come off the flight stick but off the throttle control. Unfortunately for my setup my computer is on the right side of my desk and this puts the USB cable on the left side. Generally this isn't a problem because modern devices usually have fairly long cables. This thing does not. If my computer was on the left side of the desk it wouldn't have been a problem but since it's not it meant it's cable was about two feet too short. I lucked up in that my monitor has two utility USB ports on it's back so instead of running to the computer I just had to run to the monitor, got lucky there. The take away here. This thing has a short USB and is on the left side so keep that in mind when purchasing for you build. Following another reviewers recommendation I did not install the drivers for this device and I wasn't prompted either so that was a win. When I did fire up Elite Dangerous I did expect that the game would work immediately with no issues, that didn't happen. The condoler was dead in the water. Head over to the controls panel to start the tedious process of mapping every command onto the controller when I notice something. In the pull down for the different configurations (was going to see if I could make a custom one) I noticed one called Saitek X52. The game actually came with a preloaded setup for this controller. Welp, that was easy. Overall impression of this thing is a bit overwhelming for someone that doesn't use flight controllers much. Some of the buttons seem a little unintuitive and I'm still looking at just about every button I'm pushing to know what I am doing but I've only had it a day so yea. Build wise, this thing is beefy. The stick didn't seem to move any being on my mouse pad but the throttle did seem to move over time and need to be repositioned. I did try the suction cups on the throttle but all the did was prevent sudden moves not a gradual over time which is not unexpected. It's not annoying enough to down rate for but something that does need mentioned. The LCD display on the throttle is not lit by default (might not actually be lit) so it's next to impossible to see what is going on with it beyond the fact that it's also at a weird angle when sitting on a desktop. Beyond that there isn't much to say at this point. This controller didn't make be a better in-game pilot (lost a couple ships prove that point wrong) but honestly wasn't expecting it too. We'll see how it goes and if need an update as required.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good money to pay for this joystick!
*by H***Y on January 11, 2026*

Best joystick ever, work flawlessly

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works for me!
*by F***N on March 25, 2017*

I have been using this to play Elite Dangerous, mostly. I had to step up from a cheapo T-Flight HOTAS X because the stick started registering random input occasionally, which was really frustrating. This is a pretty good flight stick/throttle combo. I ended up removing the detents on the throttle because they are really annoying, and it is an easy procedure. Makes the input very smooth. Incidentally, if you want to do that, they now put holes in the rubber feet so you do not have to poke through them or remove them in order to do so. The pinky trigger has never worked for me, and after my previous flight sticks I felt like the button placement was odd, but I got used to it. I am having some weird behavior with the lights. Specifically, the lights never all turn back on after the computer wakes up from sleep mode, the "i" button light turns off after being used at all, and holding the "i" button causes one of the hat switch lights to flicker rapidly. None of these are big problems; I actually would like it if I could turn the lights off entirely because they are pretty bright. As far as build quality, though, the stick is solid and I have not had any problems yet with the stick becoming loose, which I had with the last couple of sticks I played with. I think I still have no deadzones set after a good number of flight hours on it. It is fairly comfortable to use, and I know quite a few people who play with it and love it. Also note: The USB input cord comes from the throttle, and it is not very long, so I had to put it on a wired hub to reach my computer (which could explain some of the light weirdness, though it has caused no other issues). So, if your desktop sits to the right of your desk, be prepared for that.

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