Spektrum Interlink DX Simulator Controller with USB Plug, SPMRFTX1, black

If you're interested in learning to fly fpv drones, this is for you!Several years ago i dropped $600 on an fpv drone setup. It survived all of maybe 3 minutes in the air before one tiny little finger twitch caused the drone to go full kamikaze into the side of my house. Lesson learned: I'm entirely too financially unstable to learn this hobby in the real world.Then just recently i stumbled across this little gem, decided to look around at options again and purchased 'liftoff' for about $20.In a matter of moments now i can be practicing maneuvers in a perfectly safe, controlled environment. No fear of crashing into some kid's kite. No worry of a dog playing fetch with my crashed quadcopter. No random loss of signal/flyaways. Perhaps best of all: no more wasted money on more broken prop blades!Getting back on track here, at least with regards to use with Liftoff: controls are quite responsive and fast, several of the switches don't appearto do anything (**at least not with my current configuration**) but this seems ideal for learning. Controller is plug & play ready, didn't need to go searching for drivers.All around, this is just a great purchase for doing your toes without all the excess risks and worries.

Works great. Used with with liftoff.

I have been using mine with MSFS 2020 and 2024. I love the variety of buttons that can be assigned to anything you want. An excellent controller!

On Linux, this is plug-and-play with drone sims like Liftoff, no BS - it just works. It definitely works just as well on Windows - it's a generic USB joystick, to the computer.The build quality is sturdy, much nicer than junk like the BetaFPV stuff. It's not premium, but it's plenty for simming. No creak or flex, the plastic is quite firm and not at all flimsy. Controls feel precise and are a joy to use. Plenty of switches, buttons, rollers etc. to bind to anything you want.

Overall a good product for flight simulator 2020. But what I did find out in order to get it to respond correctly was I actually had to buy a powered USB hub. Not a USB hub that is powered from the computer, but an external AC adapter that plugs in the wall. It is essentially required in order for it to be successful. Once you have a calibrated, it shows up in the control section as spectrum USB interlink controller, and you can map flip switches to procedures and sensitivities. But you have to have again a power USB hub in order to function correctly

The controller works as advertised, however for the money I could almost buy a functioning Tx? The gymbals are very poorly designed as they aren't really too customizable for stick tension either? But it does work.

The media could not be loaded. Great Controler for R/C Games. Fly your planes or Drones

This is an awesome controller, seems to work on everything for the most part and I even connected it to the SteamDeck and worked with RealFlight great.Worth it.