Thrustmaster VG Thrustmaster F/A 18 Grip Add On - PC

注文後すぐに届きました。迅速なご対応をいただきありがとうございました。 同時に購入した取付け相手がまだ到着していませんが、実際にこの商品を見て、クオリティの高さから今から取付けるのが本当に楽しみです。

I’ve had this grip for about 1-1/2 years now and I must say Thrustmaster did an outstanding job on it! No issues so far with it. Really adds to the immersion in game and the1:1 replica is a real game changer. If you have this and the F-18 throttle another company sells, it makes for some pretty fluid HOTAS functions like selecting the Litening targeting pod on your right DDI with the castle switch followed by a double press of the undesignate/nose wheel steering button on the control stick to un-stow the pod and then using the TDC slew on the throttle to look around and then designate a target. Really makes you feel like you’re flying the really thing! Apparently some people actually replace a few of the factory switches with real mil-spec switches, those things are a bit expensive lol. Maybe I’ll look into that some more down the road. Definitely worth the price!!

O Grip muito robusto e bem acabado.

After destroying 2 lower-end models of Thrustmaster joysticks by being too aggressive during my WW2 simulation VR multiplayer DOG fights, i've realized what the hell did i spend my money on previous stuff when the answer was this(these) hostas. Do not waste your money on cheap products but rather get the top of the line products, because there is a very V E R Y big difference in what you pay is what you get. If money is an issue, ok, but make it a goal to save up. I feel that I have bought a product designed for precision and reliability at a high cost. Exactly what you should expect after spending the money on the stand-alone magnetic base and a SOLID joystick. Save up then spend your money on this, I and others are trying to ensure you that you won't regret it.

I am a big fan of flight sims (primarily DCS) and getting a joystick grip that mimics the jets I fly in the simulator adds a tremendous amount of immersion. The grip feels to be the same level or high quality than the Thrustmaster Warthog grip. The head of the grip is significantly larger which can be a pro or con. The hat switches all have a distinctive 'click' when activated so there's no ambiguity around when a button has been depressed. Speaking of buttons, the level of force to activate the main trigger, pickle button feels significantly heavier which I find to be a positive -- they don't feel like toys with very little resistance. The grip is not 100% metal as with the Warthog grip but it's not a detractor. The parts of the handle that you interact with is metal and it feels solid. One other thing to note is that the Hornet grip has fewer buttons than the Warthog grip, so if you were looking for a single grip to cover all your bases, the Warthog grip may be a better option. The grip pairs nicely with the Warthog base or with the higher end Virpil base. While the grip is expensive, it is worth the price and I'm glad Thrustmaster continues to make products to cater to our niche flight sim market.