T16000M FCS – H.E.A.R.T Ambidextrous Flight Stick for PC

The Thrustmaster T16000M does it's job perfectly as an entry level joystick to enter into space or flight sims. It was easy to set up and responsive, mapping was simple and works fine with games like Star Citizen and Microsoft flight simulator. The ambidextrous grip is easy to swap over as long as you have a screwdriver handy. Running HOSAM for Star citizen has been an absolute game changer in not only how well I am able to fly but also the immersion into the game. It has a good amount of buttons to map your needed items very rarely do I have to move back to the keyboard when in flight. It does not have Vibration if that is something you are interested in.

The Thrustmaster T16000M FCS is a top-notch flight stick perfect for both beginners and experienced flight sim enthusiasts. Its HallEffect AccuRate Technology ensures precise and smooth control, while the ambidextrous design makes it versatile for both left- and right-handed users. The ergonomic design allows for extended gameplay without discomfort. Overall, it offers excellent precision and comfort at a reasonable price, making it a solid choice for any flight simulation setup.

I've been using a cyborg gold joystick for over 10 years, this review is based on my comparison to that. Pros: Easy to change to left handed and back if needed. Only 2 screws to do so. The joystick movement has a fair amount of resistance but it does scream quality. No dead zone, it centres perfect every time. Smooth movement, you feel in control with even the smallest of movements. Fairly heavy, so stays well planted on the desk. Worst case, there are two screw points underneath if you need them. Easy setup. Cons: The buttons feel soft, not a very positive click The sick is a little oversized IMO. I'm a medium to large glove size and i feel my hands are on the small side for this stick. It's not unusable, just doesn't feel quite right. When you move the stick the base lights up. After 3 seconds of being 100% centred, the light goes out, but comes back on when moved again. I'm finding this distracting. Great for checking if the stick is working correctly but with no option to turn this light off, i had to drop a star from my rating. There are videos online that show you how and which wire to cut to stop this but that will invalidate your warranty. I will cut mine as soon as the warranty has ended. Only thing i haven't mentioned so far is the slide throttle. Shame it's not a rotational throttle like on my cyborg gold, but for a slide throttle, it does its job and feels fine. My reason for getting this one is that it is the only quality left handed joystick on the market at the moment IMO

This is a great quality joystick, giving consistent performance while on a budget. You can grip the surface well, it feels responsive and is quite compatible with multiple systems due to its plug-and-play capabilities. It is fun to use it and quite entertaining. This is a great choice if you would like a cheap but durable joystick for flight simulators and such.

This replaced my Thrustmaster Flightstick-X, which had passed the useful stage. I use it on Elite Dangerous and have found it to be perfect for ship control. You should ensure that you set the deadspot to a bit away from zero and it is magic. Great joystick at a pretty fair price I would say. Well done Thrustmaster!

I have used Thrustmaster products for many years and I have never been disappointed with any of them and this no exception. Well built, solid quality and easy to use. Used mainly with FS2020 and DCS World, no more flying helicopters like I’m drunk ! The twist rudder is an absolute godsend and very intuitive to use, whether landing a fixed wing in a cross wind or strafing a column of enemy vehicles it works beautifully. Highly recommended Happy flying y’all.

Love this, as a left handed gamer, joysticjs have always been annoying since its hard to find decent left handed ones, so the ability to take the thumbrest off and put left thumbrest on is genius, the ability to rotate the wrist rest to be left handed, also genius. Joystick is heavoer than others ive had in the past, which is good since its lesss likely to slide about, button layout is done so a left or right person can use them all easily. Feels nice to grip. Not really anything bad to say about it

I bought the twin pack of Thrustmasters and was very happy with the feel and responsiveness of the sticks. About 15 months after purchase the right hand stick developed a fault with the twist sensor in the handle, the stick was registering that the handle was twisted even though it wasn't. Multiple calibration attempts made no difference. Searching online showed that this is a fairly common fault and there are various guides on taking the handle apart and either cleaning the handle sensor or replacing it with a more reliable part. I chickened out and just bought a replacement stick. About a month later and the left hand stick of the original pair is starting to register phantom handle twists. A very common fault indeed. If you buy one of these just remember that it will likely develop a fault after about 12 - 18 months.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) I recently purchased the Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Joystick for PC, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. As a flight simulation enthusiast, this joystick has truly enhanced my gaming experience. Precision and Accuracy: The T16000M FCS's Hall Effect AccuRate Technology ensures incredibly precise control inputs. Whether I'm navigating complex flight maneuvers or engaging in intense dogfights, the joystick responds flawlessly to my every command. Comfortable Design: During extended gaming sessions, comfort is key, and the T16000M FCS doesn't disappoint. The ergonomic design and textured grip prevent hand fatigue, allowing me to enjoy hours of gameplay without discomfort. Customization: The 16 action buttons are a dream for customization. I've tailored them to suit various in-game functions, and the 8-way hat switch offers quick access to essential commands without interrupting the flow of the game. Sturdy Build: The joystick's base is stable and equipped with non-slip pads, ensuring it stays firmly in place while I'm engrossed in the action. The build quality inspires confidence and reassures me that this joystick is designed to last. Software Capabilities: The included T.A.R.G.E.T software takes customization to the next level. I've created complex macros and fine-tuned the settings to match my personal playstyle. It's a fantastic addition for those seeking even more control. Compatibility: As a PC gamer, I appreciate the T16000M FCS's compatibility with various flight simulators and games. It's a versatile option that seamlessly integrates with my setup. Room for Improvement: The only minor downside is that the package doesn't include a throttle control unit. If you're looking for a complete flight control setup, you might need to purchase a separate throttle. In conclusion, the Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Joystick for PC is a fantastic investment for any flight simulation enthusiast or gamer seeking precise control and comfort. Its accuracy, customization options, and overall build quality make it a top-tier choice. I'm genuinely thrilled with this joystick's performance and recommend it without hesitation.

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MSFS2020用に購入。 バネの強さが絶妙でスティックを傾けた状態で維持しやすいのでピッチトリムを使わなくても操縦しやすいです。

Heya, genug Aussagen über den 16k gibts schon daher mache ich mal eine "kleine" pro Contra Liste und vergleiche ihn mit dem X52 Pro, der ja auch preislich in einer ähnlichen Klasse liegt, und da sich auch die meisten Interessenten diese Frage stellen - x52 oder 16k? 16K: +mehr als genug Tasten zum belegen (3 coolies + Stick am throttle!) +mini Jostick am throttle für Steuerdüsen und/oder Rundumblick +steife zentrierung am stick +keine oder minimale deadzones +gute Ergonomie +Gute P/L Cons: -throttle läuft hackelig -wenig Tasten am Stick selbst -belegt 2 usb ports -nutzlose bzw./und schlechte Software/Treiber Pro und Con -/+ Haltbarkeit: größte Schwachstelle: Poti der Z-Achse. Meine hat nach ca 100h gehoben. Ist ein ganz billiges teil das gerne dazu neigt rumzuspinnen. Aber es lässt sich easy mit nem Spritzer Kontaktspray wieder beheben. Ansonsten hält der 16k locker einige 1000 h (aus Erfahrung von Clan mates die das Ding seit Ewigkeiten benutzen) X52 Pro: + tolle Optik und Haptik + sehr gute Ergonomie + sehr feinfühliger und weich laufender Throttle (Härte einstellbar) + viele und gut platzierte Tasten am Stick (2 coolies) + Gute Treiber Cons: - viel zu wenig tasten gesamt vor allem am throttle (nur 1 coolie), ein zusätzlicher coolie wäre perfekt gewesen. - Begrenzungsnippel am throttle nerven und verhacken auch irgendwann (aufschrauben und rausholen notwendig) - Deadzones am Stick - nutzloses mfd Pro und Con: Haltbarkeit: ca. 1500 h hat meiner 1ster gehoben dann ist Zentrierungsfeder an der Z-Achse gebrochen (irreparabel). Beim 2ten ist die Elektronik Amok gelaufen (Laufzeit unbekannt aber vermutlich 500h+). An sich also nicht schlecht bezüglich der Haltbarkeit, aber da könnte durchaus mehr gehen. Fazit: keiner der beiden ist perfekt! Schlagender Vorteil vom 16k und der größter Nachteil vom x52 sind die Quantität der Tasten. Daher ist es die Frage für welches Spiel er eingesetzt werden soll, braucht man so viele Tasten? Für Elite Dangerous: JA - für andere Sims kann ich nicht sprechen. Für ED reichen die Tasten vom x52 gerade so mit ach und krach das man die allerwichtigsten Sachen belegen kann mit Einschränkungen. Man wird dennoch zur Tastatur greifen müssen. Bei VR eine blöde Sache! Haltbarkeit: Hier lässt sich schwer eine Empfehlung sprechen, aber die Tendenz geht klar Richtung 16k. Zumal der Stick sich einzeln nachbestellen lässt für 55 € und wenn was kaputt geht, dann ist das der Stick!