HUYE Hotas Mount for Logitech X56,X52,X52 Pro, Throttle and Hotas Systems for Thrustmaster T Flight HOTAS,Thrustmaster T.16000M, Thrustmaster TCA,Hotas Desk Mount for The Flight Sim Game Joystick

Bought these for 2 reasons1.) they were inexpensive compared to others2.) the most important is the quick connect/disconnect feature it is.With the quick connect/disconnect it allows me to have my Hotas in position when gaming and allows me to be able to move and store them in another location in seconds when I wanna play a different game that doesn’t need these Hotas or if I have to do other work on the computer and get them out of the wayOverall a great product and very very sturdy honestly once clamped on they don’t budge. Would buy again if needed and would recommend to friend/family

Good design & quality for my needs and budget. The only gripe is the shipping & tracking is very poor with slow updates from SF Express. I received it after the datelines past few days. Anyway, it was easy to install.

sold build and use, but I got the wrong amount of hardware and had to piece mill the rest, for that I give it a 3, if I cant get all the hardware to go with it, why bother.

Great hardware good price. Easy to install and works with many controllers.

Ok, where to begin. Let's do the good parts first. Because, once you wade through the bad part, the good part is really, really good. So let's begin there.The description for this mount FAR undersells the build quality. It says, and I quote: " High-quality aluminum alloy material with black powder coating on the surface." Right from their own description, eh? So I get this in the mail today, and my first impression (before I even knew what it was) was, "What on earth could this be? I'm not expecting anything heavy today." Yes, the description lists "aluminum" and pretty much that's it. So in your head, you imagine, what, a mixture of aluminum and plastic, right? NOOO. The down-tube is double-width extruded aluminum (ridiculously light and strong). But the angle pieces? And the clamp bits? And even the body of the clamps themselves? THICK GAUGE STEEL.I can't do emojis here, obviously, but imagine the emoji where the eyes are huge and the mouth is open? Yeah, that emoji. And THICK.In fact, if you go looking for plastic here? Here's what you'll find. The endcaps for the aluminum (which mean nothing), and the plasti-dip that coats the handle of the clamp. That's it. That's all the plastic there is here. In fact, the steel and aluminum bits here are so strong? If Wolverine and the Hulk came smashing into my house, and the Hulk picked up my computer desk and smashed it over Wolverine's head? The desk itself would be obliterated.But this mount? WOULD SURVIVE. I dare say this mount might survive re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. I would do a short video where I take a sledge hammer to this as hard as I can, but in truth I don't want to ruin a perfectly good sledge hammer. What all this hyperbole really points to is, this mount is just...RIDICULOUSLY strong. I might use it to stand on, but I'm afraid it might break my desk.So if you're looking for something mightily strong, you can expect this to hang tough when you're turning and burning in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Or...whatever else. It's made so strong, it deserves and award or a certificate or something.But at the end of the day, I have to touch on assembly. And unfortunately, here's where it all goes south.They don't have nice little divided packages or blister packs or anything like that. Their solution to the...frankly PLETHORA of hardware that accompanies this thing? Is to just dump EVERYTHING into one bag, toss in an allen wrench, and say "Here ya go, kid! Good luck!" Then they walk off laughing, counting their money. And there are screws for the mount, there are screws for this stick or that hotas...but no indication which is for what, in any way, shape, or form. In the instructions, they don't even do you the favor of listing the measurements of the hardware in question (say, M6 1.5x20), nope, just "long" and "short".Except there aren't 2 different cap head screws. THERE ARE 8!I emptied this baggie out, and I felt like...I was trying to count all the stars in the galaxy. I don't have any kind of OCD, per se, but when I look at this pile of screws, I seriously start freaking out. If you HAVE OCD? You will want to avoid this. Or have someone else build it for you. Seriously.Talkin to the manufacturers here. Guys. Bros. Seriously. What gives with this "good luck hardware grab bag of happy puzzlement and confusion"? No, seriously. What IS that? It makes me feel like...you hate me for using your product.If there is a screw marked "13" in the instructions, there should be a small baggie with screws in it marked "13". Or a blister pack marked "13". If there are screws for "Flight Stick yamma gamma 3", then there should be a baggie with THOSE screws in it.A single bag...with all the screws just...dumped in there...just...wow. Seriously. Rework this hardware thing. This is bad. Don't do this to people.So, yeah, that's the bad part. And yes, the hardware situation? Is what earned this a 4 star instead of a 5 star review. The build of this thing? Oh, it's 5 stars all the way. I mean all the way. If you can muddle your way through the assembly, and figure out this...grand puzzle of the cosmos...you will be rewarded with a WONDERFUL desk mount. Seriously. It's very, very good. It's just...figuring out what goes to what.

Just amazing - rock solid - great price - built like a tank - luv this product - easy to assemble well done Huye

Seems very sturdy and will hold just about any device you might have, but that don't do no good if it won't clamp onto my desk.The instructions suggest that all you need to do is turn this to make fine adjustments of the clamp height / force, but when I turn it, the bumper rotates freely(ish) without moving the bolt. It's unclear if the nut underneath the head is part of the head and needs to be loosened? That's moot anyways, as it's very thin AND smaller than the shaft below it, so no wrench that could actually get a purchase on the flats will fit in there. At least no standard wrench, and I don't have any super thin ones. Needlenose pliers slip right off.This assembly is A: Not the same one as pictured in the manual and B: already assembled (also not as shown in the manual.) My assumption is that this was torqued on (possibly using a special security bit) and overtightened. Regardless of how, the result is that both of the clamps in my set are like this and unable to be adjusted to fit my table thickness. I'm not going to spend a bunch of time loosening and adjusting and tightening the bolts that hold the clamp to the track, rinse and repeat until I manage to get it right. (This part is supposed to rotate in and out to make fine adjustments once you've got it close.) Plus, I've got two different places I'd like to move this between, with differing thicknesses. I'll just return it and get some other brand.

These work as intended once set up. For some the box of screws maybe daunting but for me it was really straight forward . The hardest part is dialing it all in to your setup but that isn't an issue with the kit itself. As others have stated these things are heavy so don't drop them on your foot.