Saitek Game Console Reviews

"The Cyborg Rumble Gamepad was designed to bridge the gap between console gamers accustomed to handheld controllers and the PC gaming veterans more familiar with the old school mouse and keyboard arrangement...The Cyborg Rumble Gamepad sports a number of features that should make console style gaming on the PC a breeze..." 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 »

"Check out the affordable Saitek R100...This wheel handles the range of formula racers to pod racers well, although you'll want to leave the sensitivity at the default...In contrast, the pedals are excellent: good tension and large enough for your shoes..." read more »

"Saitek has revamped its force feedback wheel, the R440...In our earlier review, we complained about the shortcomings of the drivers, but these should have been made good now...And, of course, we can make the same complaints about the ergonomics as we did for the earlier model..." read more »

"There are a lot of steering wheel peripherals to choose from these days, from the likes of the simulator-grade Logitech G25, which is costly but the sworn companion of many serious virtual drivers, through to cheap and cheerful, twenty quid budget wheels (which are generally a bit rubbish...The R660's build quality is impressive, particularly when it comes to the steering wheel itself...Taking the R660 for a test drive in two racing games, we ran into trouble immediately...Tweaking the wheel's settings is easy enough, with sliders that can adjust the dead-zone of the steering and pedals and a menu that allows the user to alter the strength of the force feedback..." read more »

"The ST290 delivers unique design and styling to provide gamers with the winning formula at any level...The Saitek ST290 joystick offers a good quality gaming experience without the massive costs of some higher end models...The Saitek ST290 is a good joystick for all levels but mostly for the less hardcore gamers..." read more »

"i replaced an older wingman 3d with a saitek, wound up replacing it just...last month with a logitech 3d extreme...From what I read on the net, the Saitek wasn't a good choice because of...I read a lot of bad reports about the Logitech products..." read more »

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"For now though, let?s take a closer look at the budget end of Saitek?s range where the Saitek ST90 happily finds itself...That said, first impressions are good, but is that because of the price and the stylish packaging I wonder...Anyway let?s say goodbye to the fancy see-through plastic capsule and welcome the ST90 to my desk...The ST90 also features a digital throttle controlled by the plus and minus buttons positioned on the head..." read more »

"Saitek recently upgraded its line of high-end HOTAS systems with the introduction of the X45...Most attractive, however, is the new low price tag, although an old problem that formerly plagued X36 owners is now back with a vengeance in the X45...The Mac market is particularly dry when it comes to high-end HOTAS (Hands-On Throttle and Stick) joysticks...Following up on its success, Saitek gave the X36 a new paint job and some minor modifications to become the X45...Both devices depart from the more austere black and yellow tones of the X36 to livelier hues of blue and orange..." read more »