Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant — Flight Simulator Controls w/Autopilot, Annunciator Panel, Gear, Flaps, Trim Wheel — All-in-One Cockpit System w/Configurable Throttle Setup

Wonderful product for flight sim enthusiasts

Pros - Very high quality build, throttle tension feels like the real thing. Plenty of buttons and switches and extras. Configurable for just about any aircraft type. Very accurate.Cons - Trim wheel sucks, it should be analog but its not. Reverse axis is just a switch so you can't do realistic reverse thrust for a lot of airliners. Takes up a ton of space, airliner throttle handles are comically small. Not fully compatible with X-Plane 12.We all know the issues going on with Honeycomb right now, if you don't you should be aware they might not be around for much longer. Hopefully they are. Anyway, if you are only going to get one throttle, this is the one. It can do everything really well and the few things its not great at there are workarounds for or aftermarket accessories. And the aftermarket for this thing is absolutely huge. You want real 737 scale throttles with working buttons? You can get them. You want A320 handles that fit the Honeycomb Airbus levers? You can get that too.Don't wait to get one if you are thinking of it, like I said the company might not be around for much longer and this throttle and the yoke, especially the XPC yoke are superior at this price point.

Been on MSFS since 1994, and the feel of being able to control the throttles, the landing gear, flaps, speed brake, customizable switches and buttons, there's no turning back now. This is a worthy product that feels solid and durable. If you're looking to eliminate the shortcut keys on the keyboard and have the feel of controlling the aircraft with responses of the slightest movements. Honeycomb, as a brand, has now established itself in my mind on where I buy my next flight simulator peripheral.

First of all, let me say that I am a seasoned flight sim enthusiast. I've been at it since 1982 with the first Microsoft Flight Simulator. So, I know my way around a cockpit! And let me tell you, this quadrant is a true gem.Out of the box, it works seamlessly with Microsoft Flight Sim 2020. And the positive feel of the switches and levers is a real plus. The attention to detail on this thing is amazing - from the way the levers operate to the overall functionality of the quadrant. And the mounting hardware is top-notch, making it a breeze to secure to your desk.This quadrant is truly an all-in-one cockpit system. It has a configurable throttle setup that can handle anything from single-engine general aviation to four-engine commercial aircraft. And the versatility doesn't stop there! You can customize your throttle, switches, and indicator lights to simulate multiple aircraft. It's the most versatile flight simulation experience possible.One of my favorite features on this quadrant is the gear lever with red/green LED landing gear indicator lights. It adds a level of realism that makes the experience all the more enjoyable. And the annunciator panel is a real game-changer. With 7 two-way programmable switches and 14 warning lights, it makes navigating the cockpit a breeze.In conclusion, the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant is one of the finest flight simulation devices I have ever used. The attention to detail, versatility, and ease of use make it a must-have for any flight sim enthusiast. So, if you're looking for a top-notch cockpit setup, look no further than the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant!

Very smooth throttle axis. The ability to configure for different types of aircraft is great. I also like having dedicated flaps and landing gear controls instead of feeling around and trying to remember what switch I'd mapped those to on my Saitek throttle quadrant. Most of all, I love the autopilot controls and not having to try and mouse around the cockpit while flying trying to set those.What I don't like is the trim wheel. Big disappointment there. It isn't a true axis, just buttons that send a click when you rotate in either direction. I was hoping I'd be able to ditch my FlightSimStuff Trim Wheel but that's staying on my desk because it does the job exactly as it's supposed to.I also found that the default mappings in FS2024 were sometimes incorrect and even contributed to undesirable behavior. It took a few hours of trial and error to get things mapped correctly across all the aircraft I use, so this is not a plug and play device despite being advertised as such. There were a few times where I was sure it was just broken but it was 100% bad default mappings.It is definitely a big step up from what I had been using for a few years, and it's a nice companion to my Honeycomb Alpha yoke. Just wish the trim wheel wasn't useless.

Very nice

This works like a charm in MSFT FS 2020. I use it configured for General Aviation, but the options come with it for commercial. The controls are accurate and smooth. The switches are easily configured to the style of flying that I do.

The mounting system is super easy to use. I use it for Microsoft flight simulator 2024 and it's literally plug and Play. I've had many different peripherals and I don't think I will move from this one.