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The updated X56 HOTAS features a new stealthy black and gray finish. The changes go beyond cosmetic, with engineering updates to address the feedback from the community delivering a more amazing experience for all flight enthusiasts; from fun, plug-and-play gaming all the way to professional fine-tuned simulation. The X56 has a multitude of customizable options, including mini analog sticks to enable true 6 degrees of freedom control of your spacecraft. Featuring 16-bit non-contact sensors, the stick offers the most accurate level of control on the market today; control that you can enhance even further via adjustment of the response curves and deadzones. RGB lighting allows you to customize the appearance of the stick so that it becomes a fully integrated part of your simulation setup.
Enhance the experience of VR gaming and the re-emerging space simulation genre with the advanced X56 HOTAS. It provides complete control featuring analog thumb sticks, RGB lighting, 16-bit aileron and elevator axis, 189 programmable controls, and an updated stealthy black and gray finish
6DoF delivers all six degrees of freedom needed for realism in 360-degrees of space—pitch, roll, yaw, backwards, forwards, up, down, left and right
X56 supplies the heroic environment you need for the best experience. Use our free feature-rich software to edit the full-spectrum RGB lighting to your liking
X56 puts full controls at your fingertips for head-mounted displays (HMD) and VR gaming. Put on a headset and grab onto X56 for endless adventure.
Contact-free Hall effect sensors within the 16-bit aileron and elevator axis—and the adjustable spring tensioning system—give you a new level of sensitivity and control at the stick
They’re ideal for dual-engine control, especially if one is disabled. Adjust the friction required to move each throttle. A throttle lock also converts both throttles into a single-engine throttle.
Customize all 13 axes, 5 HATS and 31 programmable buttons over three modes. Adjust deadbands and response curves to fine-tune axes. Assign any button to any number of in-sim commands—even assign mouse and keyboard commands to X56, from single-key inputs to timed and macro commands.
