Hi Part1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OorqqwHBsOo Part2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-gQlwPFQ-8 Part3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYFZgf6xd48 Summary of Video 1: What I like: The stick is overall great quality (base too) The twist axis! Yay for twist The thumb stick and mouse wheel are very interesting features. It has many buttons and functions. (22 buttons which you can multiply to 88 if you know how to set it to different modes .. I don't know how to do that yet though) The stick feels nice and sturdy It is BOTH handed. :slightly_smiling_face: Issues I personally have: The top middle 5-way hat-switch is hard to reach with my thumb when in actual flight and holding the grip tightly. The red trigger is too short and my fingertip is always on the edge of it when I use it. For unmounted desktop tabletop use the springs are too strong/ the tension too high. The default CAMs give it a for me too noticable "jump" when moving the stick. (This might be fixable with diffeeent CAMs from two more sets that come with the stick) It lies well in the hand, but not quite as ergonomically comfortable as a stick made specifically for one specific handside. (This I forgot to mention in the video) Conclusion: It is a very good stick that seems to be made for slightly bigger hands than mine. It is the best high quality stick you can get atm that has a twist axis for the left hand. If your hand is as big or bigger than mine I recommend it.(Mainly for left hand use in my case though. For my main hand (aiming) I would not replace my Gunfighter MK2 for it.) Things I will do to make it perfect: I will bind the upper middle hat switch with non-combat functions, so that I do not need to reach it while in flight. I will go to a DIY-shop soon to see if I can buy springs that are maybe half as strong as the default ones. I will extend the red trigger somehow a bit. (Maybe with duct tape and some small bit of platic.) I might also replace the CAMs with the ones with three "bumps" as they are said to have the least notable center point. When those four TODOs above are done and work as intended, I am very sure to be very happy with the stick. :slightly_smiling_face: Summary of Video 2: (With the above TODOs done.) What I did: I bought some springs in a DIY-Shop (Baumarkt) and replaced the default springs. (The new ones are about half as strong) These make the use on desktop effortless and great. I can now also reach the upper buttons better, because thanks to the low tension springs I do not have to have a too forceful grip on the stick at all times while maneuvering. I replaced the default CAMs with the "three bump" CAMs that came with the stick and this made the transitions feel REALLY smooth. Absolutely perfect now. I made the trigger longer by using Zinc and ducttape. :stuck_out_tongue: Now my Finger hits the button nicely. Great stick! Summary of Video 3: I fixed the issue I had with my thumb height by adding a adjustable hand rest. Works very well. I now have the perfect stick! :smile: