I am left-handed and use a CH products Flightstick Pro. I have had it now for 4 years or so and it has been trouble free. I found out about CH products by asking this very question over at M4T. I wish I could remember the name of the person who made the recommendation....Anyway, the stick does not have the right-handed thumb trigger that some sticks have. It is very comfortable.
the saiteck in the pic is the one i have... but i just don't like it very much.. what settings do you use?
I use the default settings. You could mess around with it a bit, but if you don't like it you don't like it. The CH stick should be good, I've never used one. The only problem CH is that the stick moves too freely, its loose if you know what I mean. The X52 might also work by the sound of things. Good Luck.
Hiya. I'm not left handed, but fairly ambidextrous. And I have an x52, so I've just been playing about with it in a left handed sort of way... the stick itself is perfectly useable and comfortable with my left hand, and if you move the throttle to the right hand side its still useable, though not as ergonomic. my old stick was a st290pro, that is designed to be used either right or left handed, and the button positions are adjustable as well - but its not even close to as good as the x52. Though both are far cheaper than a ch product setup - bearing in mind that the ch stick doesn't have a twist function, so you need the pedals as well.
A Cyborg 3D Gold? I have the exact same type. Had it years, the paint has almost totally worn off, the throttle stick has snapped off (still usable) and the stick is *ever* so slightly drifting to the left (only noticed that on DarkStar One) yet I love it.
If I could find another Cyborg, I'd buy it up straight away!
You know, that's what you should do, buy another Cyborg!
update: Well last night i decided to give the evo another go, and after much playing around i have it just the way i like it... except there is once small problem.
The throttle seems to have a mind of it's own. no matter what you set the power to (lets say 90%) it jumps around, so it will constantly be going 90% - 92% - 85% - 90% and so on... i have had a look and and saitek seem so confident in the stick that you can't calibrate it in windows.
so does anyone else have this issue and how do you fix it because it's driving me nuts!
thanks
killfest
I tried the Saitek what's it left handed and found it extremely uncomfortable for a Southpaw. I'm back
to using my Logitech Attack 3, which is no doubt a dinosaur. No rumble, twist grip, or top-hat, but it is
truely ambidextrous.