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12,00
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35,58
Incl. VAT 44,48
Total incl. delivery
59,48
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A gaming joystick for an authentic flight simulation experience.
The MaxFire F27 joystick is designed specifically for PCs and offers 4 axes of movement and 12 function buttons for comprehensive control of flight simulators. Its simulator-style design ensures an authentic gaming experience and broad compatibility with gaming software.
The ergonomic handle minimizes fatigue during long gaming sessions and ensures comfortable control. The joystick features smooth throttle control for realistic engine operation, a rotating handle for rudder control, and 4 non-slip rubber pads for stable placement on a desk. Removable stands allow for easy storage.
4 axes of movement for precise aircraft control in all directions 12 programmable function buttons, including a POV hat switch Sliding throttle lever for smooth engine control Rotate the handle to control the aircraft’s rudder Trigger button for firing and action functions 4 non-slip rubber pads for stable placement Compatible with PC flight simulators Removable stands for easy storage
System Requirements: PC with Windows 8/10/11 or newer operating system, available USB port.
BASIC SPECIFICATIONS
Interface: USB Number of axes: 4 Number of buttons: 12 Throttle control: yes (slider) Trigger: yes Cable length: 1.8 m Dimensions: 234 × 228 × 220 mm Weight: 426 g (including cable) Color: Black Compatibility: PC running Windows 8/10/11 or later
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4710268264019
SKU:
31600001400
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