This PXN Flight Joystick pairs a full-featured joystick with a separate throttle unit, giving flight simulator users a two-handed, dual-device control setup rather than a single all-in-one stick. Between the two units it offers 7 total axes plus a pair of 8-direction POV hat switches and 16 action buttons, though the joystick alone can also be used on its own with 4 axes, an 8-direction POV and 12 action buttons for a simpler setup. The throttle carries its own rotary controls — a smaller rotary axis for mixture/engine-cutoff type functions and a larger rotary axis for RPM/gauge control during takeoff and cruise — while the joystick base houses several of the remaining action buttons on its left side. Trigger button 1 is typically mapped to the primary/main brake and the lower trigger (button 2) to a parking brake in supported titles, and a built-in vibration motor on the joystick simulates air turbulence and other in-flight effects for added immersion. It connects over USB and is built for PC flight simulators such as Microsoft Flight Simulator.