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Logitech 963290-0403 Extreme 3D Pro Joystick for Windows

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12 action buttons, an eight-way hat switch, and a rapid-fire trigger
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Product Description

When the pressure is on, your stick performance is the difference between victory and total oblivion. The Extreme 3D Pro twist handle joystick will never let you down. The 12 programmable buttons and 8-way rubber hat switch give you optimum control, personalized to your taste. Whether youre dropping bombs at a distance or firing guns in a dog fight, the stable and precise Extreme 3D Pro will have you dominating the enemy in no time.

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When the pressure is on, your stick performance is the difference between victory and total oblivion. The Extreme 3D Pro twist handle joystick will never let you down. The 12 programmable buttons and eight-way rubber hat switch give you optimum control, personalized to your taste. Whether you're dropping bombs at a distance or firing guns in a dog fight, the stable and precise Extreme 3D Pro will have you dominating the enemy in no time.

Dominate the skies or the ground with the control of 12 well-placed, fully programmable buttons and a rapid-fire trigger
Home in on your target with the deadly accurate direction control of the twist handle
Smooth and accurate throttle settings are a major bonus whether you're entering the fray or bugging out

What's in the Box
Joystick with USB cable, CD-ROM with gaming software, setup guide, warranty and registration card

Product Information

Product Dimensions

9.2 x 8.8 x 8.4 inches

Item Weight

2.5 pounds

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2.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN

B00009OY9U

Item model number

963290-0403

National Stock Number

5895-01-530-5815,7025-01-590-1270

Customer Reviews

1,837 customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#4 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Computer Accessories > Game Hardware > PC Game Hardware > Controllers > Joysticks
#313 in Video Games > Accessories

Date first available at Amazon.com

September 14, 2004

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Logitech vs Thrustmaster in Star Citizen: Arena Commander

ByJohn Carron October 25, 2014

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This review compares the "Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Flight Stick" and the "Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick" specifically in the context of Star Citizen: Arena Commander

At this point in the development of Star Citizen I don't recommend buying any kind of stick or HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick). Currently keyboard and mouse are more fully optimized. You can pilot and dogfight more precisely with a mouse than with a stick. They are however working to make sticks and full HOTAS setups a better option. So if at some point in the future you're trying to decide between the Thrustmaster and the Logitech here's my thoughts.

Comparing just the sticks, I prefer the Logitech. First thing that stands out is the base is heavier and wider. I never tipped the Logitech off of any of its feet when I was pulling back hard or anything like that. But I did with the Thrustmaster. Also there are more buttons for your thumb on the Logitech and they are in better positions and they are more satisfyingly clickly. The stick itself is a little smaller in diameter. Which I like. The Thrustmaster fit my hand fine, it was just a different feel. The Logitech takes more force to move the stick which feels good to me right now. However I could see in the middle of a long gaming session I might wish for an easier push.

On to the throttle controls. Obviously the Thrustmaster wins hands-down here. However I found that as I was dogfighting I didn't need the level of control that the Thrustmaster throttle provided. There is a command in the game that will match your speed to your target. Basically like radar enhanced cruise control on new cars. I find that when I target someone it's easiest to trigger that and I can stick to them easily. Beyond that I really only need full throttle and full stop, which I can get with voice command or a quick double tap of W or S. There are a lot of buttons on the throttle which is nice, but there's a lot of buttons on my keyboard too.

Basically if you're not going to get something with toggle switches and double thruster control like the "Mad Catz Saitek Pro Flight X-55 Rhino H.O.T.A.S." or the "Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog Joystick" (and there may never be a reason to) then save $15 and go with the Logitech you'll be happy.

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The one I keep going back to.

ByS. Colegroveon June 16, 2015

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I first bought a Logitech Extreme 3D Pro quite a few years ago as a "back-up" stick when I was heavily into flight simming; I have gone through many high end joysticks since then including the CH and other HOTAS sticks, several Saitek, MS Force Feedback Pro, and others. Long story short, I always seem to go back to my cheap "back-up". Why? It is as close to perfect as anything out there for casual flight based gaming (X3 series, Elite Dangerous, etc.). It is very solid, has great range of motion, handy twist rudder (if I want to use pedals I can assign this to a different function or turn off) and well positioned throttle and keys- ideal for the sort of game where you need to use mouse and keyboard and space is at a premium. The large number of keys and buttons is still unsurpassed, and again very handy for space or casual flight sim type gaming. It is very durable; I still have the original one I bought with no signs of wearing out any time soon. Perhaps best feature of all though is ease of use; I have been through four versions of Windows with this, and at least five PCs, and this is the only stick that has always worked perfectly upon plugin, with no hassles, no need for driver updates, truly plug and play and fly away.

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Cheap, works great, has plenty of buttons and hooray!

ByNancy A. Milanon February 13, 2016

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I bought this for one series of games: X-Wing, Tie Fighter, X-Wing Alliance and XW vs TF. I must say...despite how old these games are(though I admit I am playing versions I downloaded on Steam), this works perfectly. Every button maps to something, which is great as these games use the whole keyboard. It isnt hard to set up at all and there seems to be no disconnect between 2015 hardware and a game from the 90s(though again, steam versions). My only issue is the throttle stick doesnt map for all of the games as I'd like. in X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter, your ships throttle goes up and down according to where you move the throttle to, in other games in this series it simply does 100%, 66%, 33% and 0%. I see no way to change this as its the only button i cant seem to map myself. Thats pretty minor. overall I am very satisfied. I doubt I will be playing many other flight games to test this out, but for my limited application it works great!

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Amazing Joystick

ByDaniel Freeon January 11, 2015

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I recently received the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro in the mail, it came a day earlier than expected and was in great condition when it got here.

Now about the joystick itself:
There are indeed 6 large buttons on the left side of the joystick, and the stick itself has 4 buttons placed on the top for your thumb. The stick is very heavy and takes a slight effort to push, so if you are looking for a stick with precision flying, this is the one for you. However you can still push the stick around rather roughly, so for games like Battlefield (if that is what you are planning on playing) then you can still make your sharp turns and crazy barrel rolls, but if you find the need to precisely fly through buildings, you can still do that. So if you want a broken down explanation, here it is...

Pros:
•Precise movements
•Can still be used for rough flying
•Many buttons that can be programmed
•Sticks to the table or platform you have it set on, so it does not pick up off the table when you start flying a little crazier.
•The trigger is indeed rapid fire, for those shooter games that need a few more "bullets-per-second"
•And many more

Cons:
•The side left buttons are a little weird to press, one side goes down while the other doesnt, it may be a personal bother but it might effect other people, but not by much.
•The joystick is a little strange (many other joysticks have this problem too) because the exchange from turning into the rudder is a little fiddly, but I atleast got used to it pretty quick.

In conclusion, well worth the money, I wish I bought two.