Джойстик Logitech Attack 3 Joystick — 40 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

за такие деньги это просто находка!!!

Отличный вариант для симуляторов самолета, хотя проводил приятно время...

I like to entertain myself with first person, shooting PC games, not interested in going online to play. I have always wanted to use a joystick other than a mouse and keyboard. I purchased the joystick and I have not been able to connect it to my PC games. I think that here are two things that are not helping. One, is that with the advent of the Xbox, PS, Wii, etc. The PC manufactures of gaming steering wheels and joysticks no longer support the PC, after Windows XP. Two, I have just changed over to a new PC with Windows 7, and I have not be able to find a software driver for my Microsoft's Sidewinder steering wheel or joystick. I purchased the Logitech Attack 3 Joystick, because seller stated the joystick would be compatible for Windows XP, Vista, & 7. The game I am trying to use this joystick in, is Medal of Honor Airborne. The joystick is recognized in Windows Devices and Printers. The Logitech Profiler recognizes the game. The game only recognizees the mouse. Am I chasing my tail ?? Maybe my grandson can help me !!!! I gave it three stars, not because of the quality of the product, but because of lact of support from Logitech and the misinformation from the seller.

My Logitech Attack 3 just arrived from Amazon and I played around with it for about half an hour. I own a MacBook Pro (5,3) from 2009 and I am running Snow Leopard 10.6.8. I plugged it into a USB slot, fired up a game in DOSBox, and it worked instantly. No drivers or configuration necessary at all. Just instant action.The joystick feels very solid in the hand and has good resistance. The buttons require just enough pressure and give a satisfying click to let you know you pressed it right. The trigger is perhaps a hair sensitive, but that's probably not a bad thing when you're playing a combat flight sim game. While I haven't been using the joystick for very long yet, I am very pleased so far.There are some reviews claiming that these do not work with Mac computers. What can I say? I'm glad I didn't listen to them. This is a quality joystick that worked instantly with my Mac, so please don't be afraid to purchase it.

I first got this product because of the price. I planned to use it with my flight simulator X to make a more realistic expiriance. It worked flawlessly with light use for 2 weeks. Then, in the middle of the session the mic dies and the sound gets grainy and echoes. Even for the price these are not worth it. Definately go with something 10 dollars more!

This piece of crap has NEVER worked with ANY game I have ever purchased. Even the games that have it as a selectable controller. Tech support? Yeah, right, good luck with that! Go to their website and try to find anything having to do with this. Avoid this like the plague!

This joystick is well made but lacks a very important feature, twist-yaw. The base is slightly heavy, spring action feels solid. The button numbers, however, are nearly impossible to read. I'd suggest the Logitech 3D pro if you wanted to stick with this brand.

Use this joystick for piloting in Battlefield 3 and it does great! Even has rubber along the bottom of the stick shaft to ensure recoil. Macro software is great too! You can use logitech's software to map the buttons to any keys from the keyboard.

I've had this joystick for about 5 days now, and I could not be more satisfied with it. I am not an avid gamer, but was feeling a bit sentimental recently, and was jonesin' to play some old Star Wars space flight sims (X-Wing and TIE Fighter) from my youth. Once plugged in, it was instantly recognized and calibrated by Windows. The movement of the joystick is fluid and comfortable, and the placement of the buttons provide for easy access. Also, the base is wide and stable, with a decent amount of weight. If I had any criticism, I would say that the trigger depression is a bit shallow. That's it. If you're looking for a low price joystick for your PC, pick this one up.

I bought a month ago and so far has failed. I read that is fine, so I followed the suggestions to prevent damage. For now satisfied with the purchase

Well I bought and dropped it a lot and it held up but it broke but I still love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll try to keep this short and sweet. I just purchased X-Plane 9 for my Mac, as well as the CH Products Fighterstick USB, because I'd always wanted one. My young son fell in love with the stick and the game. Because he's awfully rough on the stick, I figured I'd buy an inexpensive one for him, and this one got great reviews. Unfortunately, despite great configurability within X-Plane, the stick is not really suited to the sim. For one, unlike the Fighterstick, there are no trim wheels for elevator or rudder. I've found that I really want a separate rudder control as well without having to purchase pedals (trying to take off in a Cessna 172 with no rudder is no fun, due to P-factor, and being unable to correct for crosswinds is also frustrating), so I want a stick with a twist feature (for yaw). The Fighterstick doesn't twist either.I'm returning both sticks and going with the Thrustmaster T Flight HOTAS X, because it offers a twist as well as a separate throttle and stick.This seems like a perfectly decent joystick, but it's just not what I need for X-Plane. And I just learned that trying to play Warbirds with it is an exercise in futility and frustration.

For many years of my PC Gaming life, I actually used the Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro, a joystick that not only had it all by itself, it could emulate older Thrustmaster and Flightstick joysticks for games that wouldn't recognize a Sidewinder due to age.Unfortunately, times have changed and not only are there no new drivers for the Sidewinder, game ports have gone the way of the floppy drive. I needed to find a replacement on a budget.And then by luck, I saw this. For a mere 20 dollars, you get a basic, yet good joystick. It comes with throttle control and 12 programmable buttons, it is a USB device that easily plugs-and-plays with no need for installation, and it is comfortable support for both right and left-handed people. What are the catches? There is no 'Hat' control, a rocking button usually at the top of the stick which typically controls one's views in a flight game/simulator and unlike many more advanced joysticks, you cannot 'turn' the stick, meaning you cannot do rolls or turns-on-dime easily.Despite these catches, the joystick is still a great value. For 20 dollars you get a solid joystick that can easily fulfill your gaming needs and of course, the legendary durability and reliability of a Logitech product.If you're looking for a more advanced stick or something to better suit a flight simulator, I recommend looking up Logitech's other sticks such as the Extreme 3D Pro or even the Flight System G940. Otherwise, this truly is a good joystick, it will bring you joy again when you play your classic flight/space game.

I bought this joystick in mint condition from local thrifth store for 6 bucks(didnt have driver cd, but i just downloaded them off the internet). didnt really plan to buy any joysticks any time soon, but for 6 bucks.. its a GREAT stick for the [original] price. i wasn't into flight simulators(ive been playing them here and there, but found it hard and uncomfortable to play em with a keyboard), so i installed the joystick and was amazed! then when i got a little more into simulators i decided that this joystick is not enough for me. for more "advanced" players i reccomend to get logitech extreme 3D(same as this one but also has twist handle, POV hat, and buttons are allighed on one side), or on saitek cyborg. but for people who just want to kill some time flyin simulators, this joystick is probably THE best deal.PROS: cheap, 11 programmable buttons, comfortable throttle switch, good for lefties and "rightees"CONS: doesnt have a twist handle, pow hat. 3 buttons are placed in the uncomfortable to reach(for both, lefties and rightees) position. but i almost never use those buttons, and i cant really complain about twisthandle and pov for that price.

The Attack 3 has been a solid sturdy joystick for me. I have used it primarily with flight simulators, but it could be adaptable to a lot of genres.The lack of a twist function is the only thing that bothered me, as it could be used for ground steering and be a little more realistic. I have had a lot of no-name sticks that didn't last long at all, but if the Attack 3 stands up to what I throw at it, I have confidence it should work well for you.

This joystick on the outside is fairly nice for the price. It is comfortable, has a nice array of buttons, and is easy to setup on WinXP. However, the X-axis has some issues. It very easily begins to drift right just a little from the center, but just enough to make shooting a distant enemy 2 fights instead of just one. Recalibration makes the issue better, but is still there. Additionally, every time the computer is reset or the joystick is removed and plugged back in, it must be recalibrated because of the stupid X axis. This could have been a great joystick with a a little more concise control. However, since I do not use a joystick that often, I cannot justify $30+ on a joystick, so I'll stick with this one which I got locally for $20. I have had it for a week, and it has been consistent, so hopefully it will last. Logitech makes good mid to high end products, but some of there lower end stuff is often poorer quality than expected, be it speakers or joystick. In my opinion, it's a bad way to encourage people to buy their high end stuff.A year or two ago, I bought $80 5.1 Logiechs at Sams for $50, but was very disapointed and returned them. So at the very end of 2005, I wanted some very nice 2.1. Thanks to my Logitech experience, I skipped them and went strait to Klipsch.

I do not know if it is defective, but we were disappointed to find that this item does not work with any of our equipment.

I haven't had this long enough to speak about durability, but if you're into things Mechwarrior, be aware this joystick has no stick twist capability, making it useless for games where this an issue.

This device is just what I needed! It is a high-quality USB product and very responsive. I simply plugged it into the 2.0 USB port and it configured itself and was ready for action. I got an excellent price for the joystick and it arrived in 3 days after it shipped. I commend the vendor for his speedy service and exceptional packaging.

This joystick is solidly built & comforatable during long sessions. It's a pleasure to use. The 12 programmable buttons make it very adaptable ( good for MS Flight Simulator ). Plus, the reasonable price makes it easy to afford. Overall I would recommend it to anyone.

Unit installed in seconds with no false starts or headaches of any kind. The base is wide and heavy and when placed on a mouse pad doesn't move around at all, even when I get a little too "into" my flight sim games. One can't beat the price either. For flying prop planes, I am very saisfied with the performance.

I just purchased mine today and am quite happy with it so far. It works quite well with sp2 on xp pro and i didn't even have to reboot. Just plugged it in and away it went. The only criticism i have is it doesn't 'float' the way i thought it would. Moving the stick from one extreme to the other there is a noticable klunkyness to it. The base however is weighed enough and wide enough so it doesnt tilt.Summary: If you are a beginner you should be thrilled with it. (It's nice not having to wrestle with a mouse to out maneuver the enemy.) But, like somebody has already said, it's not something for the seasoned stick users.

As the title explains, this is primarily used for simple games such Microsoft's Flight Simulator Series, and I have never had a problem with it on my CPU. Most of the problems come from a CPU not being able to handle the strain of USB devices, which is why USB is not recommended for gaming devices unless there isn't anything else, but for easy going games such as simple flying games with no crazy dogfighting or anything else, this is a great buy. All calibration issues can be solved by calibrating the joystick once a week, even if it doesn't need it. Even though its not stated anywhere, I've done it out of habit and none of the joysticks I've had has been messed up.But the joystick also lacks a rudder feature which can actually be a problem. That is the one of the two flaws I can find in it. The other is that it doesn't have a 360 degree turning so you have to use the keyboard to switch views.

Bought this for my husband. He loves it--said it does exactly what he needs it to do. He was concerned after reading some of the reviews, but he couldn't be more satisfied!! Would recommend this joystick without reservation.

I needed a joystick, nothing fancy just something simple. I bought one that was a little too simple for about $16. I needed ANOTHER one. I found this Logitech Attack 3 one, for also $16. The caliber of the LA3 in quality and use is amazing. This joystick is fantastic. The stick itself is spring loaded but feels like it's gliding. The buttons and trigger are all on hair touches making for easy presses. And the throttle is a gliding scroll button that's very smooth and never leaves where you put it. One hand works the stick while the other works the bottom buttons and throttle. If you need a joy stick for some simple flying and dog fighting, (i.e. Star Wars Galaxies: Jump to Lightspeed) then the Logitech Attack 3 is perfect for you. Low price that delivers way more than it should. If you're a "sim" kind of guy then no, don't get this because it's not a sim stick, it's a joy stick, and it will bring you joy.

March 22, 2005I plugged it in, it worked. I wanted a simple, inexpensive joystick. I got what I was looking for. I wasn't disappointed. If you want a real joystick, find a flight instructor and a Citabria.December 2005It's still working and I'm still pleased with it.

I'm only writing this because I think the review, the only review at this point, is misleading. I have used the Attack 3 joystick for over a year now with WinXP and I haven't had one thought about this joystick working or not working, it just always worked. I think that it should have been obvious that there was something wrong with the system, not the joysticks, especially given that not one of the three they sent ever worked.At least they were under warranty!Anyway, I fly flight sims almost daily and have used this thing, no problems, and have been happy for two reasons: It has a comfortable solid feel and it doesn't skimp on the number of buttons. But because I use this for flying, I wish it had an eight way hat switch instead of the 4 directional buttons at the top so that I could not only look up, down, left, and right, but I could look up-left, up-right, and so on.In summary, this joystick is a good value because for the price you pay you get the comfort, durability, and functionality that you will not get with joysticks from other companies. Logitech does not make products like the first reviewer describes or they would have been out of business a long time ago!