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Extreme 3D Pro PC Joystick | 
| From: Logitech
Category: Video Games
List Price: £29.99
Buy New: £26.99
You Save: £3.00 (10%)
New (3) Used (1) from £14.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 1353
Platforms: Windows Xp, Windows
Media: Video Game
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 3 - 18 years
Operating System: Windows
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.9
Dimensions (in): 90.6 x 126 x 39.4
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.
MPN: 856139
Model: 963290-0914
EAN: 5099206960534
ASIN: B0000XK5JS
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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| • | System: Win 98/2000/ME/XP | | • | Sprache: ML | | • | Bussytem: USB | | • | Garantie: 24 |
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Product Description
When the pressures 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 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.Main Features:Dominate the skies or the ground with the control of 12 well-pl...
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Excellent Product November 17, 2008
I chose this Joystick some time ago over the competition and haven't regretted the choice. It's very sturdy and heavy which I think is essential especially when you're pulling tight maneuvers in helicopters and what not. The stick comes with the typical fire, secondary fire buttons but also includes useful buttons on the pad itself for use like flares or whatever takes your fancy.
If you enjoy even the occasional computer-flight then it will certainly make everything more interesting, definitly well worth the money.
Thank God for Logitech! October 22, 2008
I play a MMO game, that has some flight sim element in it. In the past I used the Logitech Wingman Extreme Pro, and that was a great old joystick. Last year though, after years of loyal service, it died on me (RIP). I then bought a new joystick, a Saitek wirelss top of the range one, which came highly reccomended. BIG MISTAKE. As it it was light weight, and totaly different from my old Logitech one.
Recenlty I just had enough with it, and went back to Logitech, and plumped for the Extrme 3D pro, as i liked what i read. I am so pleased I did, I'm in heaven with it. It's weight is just right, like my old one, its solid in a good way, and i just feel so much more in control & much more confident.
At the end of the day it comes down to personal choice, and for me, from now on, it's Logitech all the way.
 a good all rounder August 7, 2008
I'm a fairly heavy gamer and have used this joystick for one to two hours every night since I bought it a month ago. Overall so far I am impressed with this joystick. It is very accurate and responsive, the buttons are good and the whole thing feels comfortable and I think it's a great buy.
Pros: usb connector and that's it, no extra power adaptor needed. Has Twist for rudder control and throttle both responsive and accurate. Lots of buttons you can configure for single key presses. Flush thumb button is great. Small/non existent dead zone, as soon as you start moving the joystick it responds.
Cons: Buttons only do single key presses no macro's. it seems to be developing a dead spot as one of the springs has loosened slightly (I guess I turn right more than left) but this hasn't effected it's accuracy. No trim function (not that I've needed one so far). The two top buttons near the hat switch are a fraction too small and you have to stretch with your thumb to press them.
I wanted to go for a non force feedback joystick this time and springs did feel a little strange to me initially as I was used to the resistance building up as I moved the joystick further, whereas the springs have a more constant force (which I guess is good) at all angles.
The micro switches on all of the buttons feel good and hopefully they won't wear out as fast as the ones on other joysticks I've had.
Better than the Cyborg EVO August 1, 2008
I got this control stick about 4 years ago and I've never had a problem with it, though I use it infrequently I find that each time I come back to it, it provides all the necessary buttons and binding options for whatever sim game I'm running. The positioning of the buttons on the left hand side on the base of the unit could have had a little more thought put in to their placement, but it is an obstacle soon over come and doesn't interfere with game play.
The cost of this control stick is it well worth it, it might not be as flash as the Cyborg control stick or have the options of countless adjustments available to the position of the grip etc. But from experience I found those features on other models to be not worth the extra cost, further more I only got myself this control stick to replace a Cyborg model that broke because of the ability to be adjusted.
 Good joystick, until... May 22, 2007
16 out of 18 found this review helpful
I've been using this joystick on Flight Simulator X for about five months or so. And for that period of time, I couldn't fault it. The throttle response was very accurate - even to the slightest touch - and the same applied for the rudder and aileron controls. There are plenty of buttons on the base of the controller too, that you can customize using the provided software, which is also very useful.
So having got used to the controller, I decided to let my six year old nephew have a go with it for about an hour. He said that he had no problems with it and he also said that he hadn't broken it. Which made me think that something was wrong with it. So I tried it myself. And sure enough there was. Once I was ready to take off from a runway, I notice that when I pulled the joystick towards me to lift off from the runway, nothing happened. And then a few seconds later, it would mimic my last movements. The problem progressed when I eventually got in the air, and for no apparent reason, the plane I was flying would plummet back down to the ground - me having no say in what it was doing of course. This has gradually got worse to the point where it is pointless trying to use it.
I don't know myself what has caused the problem, but I'm currently looking on the Internet for similar problems and a possible solution. It's a shame really because it was a very good joystick, but perhaps there is an issue over the reliability/quality of the product.
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