Avoid this product, this kind of thing should not exist
Before ordering: I've had an X52 Pro for 9 years and I'm satisfied with it. After a bit of research, I opted for the X56; it's been criticised for its qualities, but on the whole, the reviews are similar to those of the X52 Pro, so I took the 'risk'.
Unpacking: gosh, the materials are really cheap; much worse than the x52 Pro, even though it's in a lower range ... There's some play on the joystick and the yoghurt-pot plastics on the knobs are scary. The throttle doesn't feel like anything, it's super heavy once and impossible to control because it's so light. Still on the throttle, I notice that I'm moving one of the sticks; the other moves in unison... Overall, only the toggles seem to be well made, the rest is of mediocre quality.
Calibration: buttons that activate themselves, a non-existent zero on the joystick and throttle ... it scares me ... but I set a few dead zones with Logi's software (not as bad as the X52 Pro's, but the software isn't really crazy) and I start Elite Dangerous.
First use: I take off: 30s, my boost goes off by itself... I think I must have activated a button by mistake... Except that it happens again with all the toggles ... once it's the map that's displayed, once it's the train that's coming out ... In short, unplayable... A few tests on different usb ports show me that it's really coming from the machine and that it's a physical problem...
45 minutes of use (including a good 30 minutes to map and calibrate), and back in the box.
Absolutely flee
