Thrustmaster TCA Yoke - High-Precision Flight Controller with Throttle Quadrant for PC and Xbox Series X|S

Solid and responsive. One of the best flight sim products out there in terms of build quality, ease of installation and responsiveness.

Decided to add this to my collection of hardware for my simulator. I am impressed by the quality feel and the realism it adds to flying the Boeing aircraft.By way of observation and, by no means a complaint, it would have been nice to have had 4 slots (instead of 3) so that the speed brake could be added. Also, it seems impossible to get a realistic undercarriage leaver - a thought Thrustmaster?Overall this is an excellent product and well worth the money as far as I am concerned.

Overall, amazing quality. However I hooked this up to my pc and at first it did not notice the throttle quadrant, after 10 minutes of troubleshooting I had to put each the yoke and quadrant connected to their own USB port. Also if you are using this to play the new MSFS24 it is incredibly complicated to bind all the buttons and axis, taking me over 5 hours for everything to be binded and countless youtube videos, not the products fault but just keep in mind the setup time!

Looks fantastic, and definitely boosts my enjoyment in Microsoft Flight Simulator. However there are a few things to be aware of:1) It's very cheaply made - the plastic is not great quality and it's extremely light (might crack if dropped)2) The throttle levers don't sit all the way back in idle. They kind of "bounce" off the rear wall unevenly, leading to differential thrust when idling (which leads to point 3)3) You need to mess around with calibration to ensure both levers provide equal input or else you'll have 1 engine providing more thrust than the other despite both levers being at equal position on the quadrant. Flight simming is a particularly finnicky hobby so this isn't out of the ordinary, to be fair4) The buttons and dials below the levers feel incredibly poorly made

Bought used and can’t see a single scratch or scrape. Came perfectly packaged and the yoke is excellent when you have all 4 springs in. Throttle is good and feels good. Easy to clamp on desk and took about 3 mins to setup. Worked on my Xbox and pc and fits on my desk well next to the throttle. Worth the money.

There are some quality control issues with this product.The first one had issues with the throttles moving slighty after being set in position.I ordered another which was fine.

If it's good enough for a real 737 pilot then it's good enough. Seriously, doesn't feel like a toy, feels solid and motion is very up market. The yoke is almost 1 to 1 of the real thing, albeit this is based on the 787 (Dreamliner) so is somewhat chunkier than the 737 yoke. The throttles aren't comparable size wise but peripherals tend to fall down on things like this so I was very impressed, they're excellent. Worth the money if you're serious about simming.

Used with Xbox X. Price dropped by £80 the day after my purchase, Amazon said i could send it back and buy again but couldn't give the difference back. No joined up thinking. Worked fine initially but then the Xbox buttons started not responding. I tried to contact Thrustmaster, call centre shut despite advertising otherwise. I emailed them and they didnt bother to reply. Terrible!. One last thing, the shape of the yoke isn't very comfortable for a man, I'm sure you can imagine how when you consider it's shape. Amazon couldn't offer any assistance other than to return it. They use cheap couriers who failed to collect twice. I called Amazon and they said they'd pay to have it sent by Royal Mail. The other courier turned up in the end 5 days late. After another 8 days I had to chase Amazon for my refund. Not a good experience. I bought the Turtlebeach Velocity Yoke which has a fault with the headphone jack. I give up! I'd buy elsewhere so you can return it to a shop in person if you have any trouble. This yoke handles better than velocity one but nobody can fix the buttons randomly not working. Very expensive item considering thr lack of support.