Works great. You will need to go in and map your controls, but once that’s done, it works better than every other game pad controller I’ve tried

Amazing all in one sim controller that is great for on the go flying

I purchased the Yawman Arrow when it first came out. It was... fine. The build quality was absolutely awful, every axis had drift from the getgo, it was very uncomfortable to hold, and the rudder controls felt like they could break any second. But hey, it was the only option available at the time.

I missed the original drop for the Echo controller, but managed to snag one up when they came back in stock.

HOLY COW!!!

This controller is everything the Yawman hopes it could be. Zero drift on any axis, the stick is hall effect and very smooth, all four sliders glide like butter, trim wheel is very tactile, buttons have a high quality click to them, the build quality is top notch, and the battery lasts a long time.

There isn't a single thing that the Yawman does better than this.

There are some cons, however.

The wireless dongle is nice and connects practically instantly, but I often see a lot of input lag with it. This lag is removed when connecting with a USB-C cable.

The triggers are not analog, which makes braking with the left and right wheels more difficult to control.

All four sliders have a bottom detent, which is an outstanding feature. My complaint is that this detent is a little too stiff and it's difficult to move the slider out of the detent without also bumping it up at least half way.

Though I don't feel like these cons are enough to bring my review down to 4 stars.

This is an absolute instant-buy for anyone who enjoys flight sims and travels ordoesn't have the space for a full-blown HOTAS setup.

If I could suggest anything for a Version 2, it would be to add analog triggers for brake control, and to add AP/HDG/NAV/ALT/VS buttons to the angled portion of the controller where we could press the button to turn on that part of the autopilot, or press that button and adjust the trim wheel to adjust the heading/altitude/vertical speed.

I’ve been waiting 20 years for one of these. Amazing Quality, fair pricepoint.

I've been looking for something just like this. I travel all the time for work and this is exactly what I've been missing.

Very compact for small space. Nice functional buttons and sticks

Great controller for flight sim. Can't put it down.

Nifty little handheld controller. Worth it's weight already for testing purposes.

Great

Excellent controller with most of the options and settings that you will need. Easier to get in the air. Definitely a thumbs up.

Great addition to my Alpha and Bravo. Well built and worth the wait.

fantastic controller best small hand controller i have ever owned ,used with voicebot pro it's almost unlimited in what you can do

Quality is nice, everything works, and it's easy to hold on to. It is completely customizable with nice quality force feedback. The only downside is that there is no preset key mapping. Doing it in game isn't very intuitive and can take some time, but it it's possible.

Bought this for my 14yr boy's birthday in April, if it fails I'll let ya'll know!

Context: I’m using X-Plane on a M5 Max. I already have the Alpha and the Quadrant, so this was an addition for when I travel. However, when I opened the box and saw the travel case, I realized this was much more than I had anticipated. The customization capacity was something I hadn’t expected. Every button, level, lever switch, and more is fully programmable. It was a bit challenging to get it working because the Honeycomb application is glitchy on ARM Macs, but after a few tries and failures, I managed to make it work with my preferred planes. This is definitely something every simmer needs to have. I appreciate how easy it is to connect it (I prefer the cable over the USB dongle), and you have complete control over your plane. It would be great to have an accelerometer in future versions to use the entire controller as a joke, and some lights would be nice. But this version is fantastic for the first release.