Saitek Game Console Reviews

"Cyborg module, FPS and precision keys, and X-mode...The chord could be longer...Thankfully, along with being large, the Cyborg Rumble is also very sturdy...Well, Saitek has created a rather ingenious feature in the Cyborg Rumble called the 'Cyborg Module..." read more »

"I bought this joystick to replace my Logitech Force feedback stick...It's been years since I bought or used a joystick, and this one seemed too cheap to be any good...Turns out to be a very solid performer..." read more »

"Limited number of compatible games; limited number of programmable buttons....If so, the R100 USB Wheel from Saitek could be worth a pit stop...The R100 is as sure-footed as a dashboard navigator -- it attaches to a desk via a large plastic clamping mechanism...Installation is quick and easy, and entirely Plug and Play thanks to USB...The R100's composition is more Hyundai than Mercedes......" read more »

"Long known as a game peripheral company that mixes one part style and one part performance, Saitek has resurfaced on the fast track with their latest iteration of their force feedback racing wheel, the R440...After spending a few weeks with the R440 Force Feedback Racing Wheel, we were not disappointed, as this hot rod controller proved to be a sharp looking responsive wheel that would make an excellent hardware addition for racing novices and veterans alike...The Saitek R440 Force Feedback Racing Wheel certainly combines style with a great deal of real-world functionality...Simply twisting the wheel without plugging it in, you can feel a good amount of resistance...The R440 also includes four buttons and two gearshift paddles, each well situated on the steering wheel unit..." read more »

"This download (Saitek ST290 Pro (HID)) is freeware...Soft32 (ITNT) cannot be held liable for issues that arise from the download or use of these software products..." read more »

"In this joystick, you combine some of the top controls at a very affordible price...The stick is good for space sims and casual aero sims not for AF nuts or Falcon 4.0...IT is stilll the best stick as far as simplicity and good solid control with lots of options to boot...I've owned my Saitek ST290pro for several months now..." read more »

"I bought this to replace my other one that I accidentally left in a hotel, and this one fit the bill...Look at care/usage guide & make sure to follow & no problems...I would say with much confidence that this is the best PC controller in this price range, due to my usage of this and others..." read more »

"On to the ST90's party trick though, perhaps its best feature, is its storage capability...Indeed, the ST90 comes packaged in a sort of capsule, highlighting the benefits of having such a space saving design...It's a clever system, and more to the point, one that actually works..." read more »

"That's what the Saitek X45 Flight Control System offers...Frankly, just having a solid stick and a throttle with real mass gives a sense of control for even simple games, but the price tag on the Saitek X45 Flight Control System makes it a product for dedicated simulation enthusiasts...That said, if you spend a substantial portion of your time with games such as flight simulations, the Saitek X45 makes for a beautiful experience...It's difficult to find criticisms for the X45 setup...Overall, the Saitek X45 Flight Control System with Joystick and Throttle is a complete controller for simulation enthusiasts, with an enormous variety of controls, replete with buttons and hat switches..." read more »

"Saitek has been making gaming peripherals for quite some time now and has gained a lot of popularity with its Cyborg range of joysticks...The X52 isn?t the most advanced flight control system around, although considering that it costs well under £100, it offers a great combination of features and value...The box that the X52 comes in wasn?t quite as large as I expected it to be, but this is mainly due to clever packaging...It takes a little while to get used to, but overall it?s a very cool feature that I've not seen on any other joysticks..." read more »