MOZA MH16 Flightstick

I got the MH16 because I am primarily flying the Viper at the moment in DCS, and everyone online was talking about how Moza's force feedback bases could emulate force sensing bases in theory. However, I have discovered that in practice the Moza bases do a very poor job of it. I am going to put the MHG on my AB6 (the buttons are less mushy on the MHG) and use it for planes that aren't fly by wire, and I'm going to by a force sensing base and compatible stick for the Viper. In my opinion, it only makes sense to get the MH16 if you want to fly the A10C (which is not force sensing), or if you are willing to fly the Viper as if it wasn't force sensing.

The quality is fantastic on this stick, only things I would say need improvement may be the alignment of some of the buttons. This was definitely an upgrade from my Thrustmaster.

I got the FFB base to eliminate the need to buy two devices as I go from sim racing to flight sims interchangeably in a day, and while that purchase lead to this purchase Ihonestly can't use any other joystick now and it's great! I got the z axis attachment so overall the whole setup sits rather tall. You need about 2ft of vertical space. But this is a solid, quality stick that has a lot of buttons and switches options that I can't even find controls for all of them in most games. It is smooth and easy to change out with the shifter, is hot-swappable so I don't have to turn anything off, it just detects it's plugged in to the base and off we go. I also use it in farming sim and it works great for that. It's been compatible with anything that takes a controller. It's mostly metal and doesn't feel like anything will break. Even with the z-axis extention I don't feel I could ever over-twist anything, the length actually adds to the realism, the FFB of the base can be felt the whole way and I could really lose myself in immersion. If you need something like this, I would definitely pick it up.