DIWANGUS Joystick Desk Mount, Hotas Mount for Flight Sim Game Joystick Compatible with Thrustmaster T16000M FCS / TCA / T.Flight HOTAS One / 4 / X, Logitech G X52 / X52 Pro/ X56

The DIWANGUS desk mount, although much cheaper than other alternatives on the market definitely did not disappoint. The desk mount arrived in good condition and was packaged nicely. Although the building instructions were a bit lacking, they do provide all the equipment (allen keys) and backup screw in case you lose some. Once built, the desk mount has plenty of adjustments that you can make to make your flight sim experience much more comfortable, and let's not ignore how much flight sticks this desk mount actually supports. It's honestly a great product for the price. Definitely would recommend to other sim pilots out there.

Bought a 2-pack of these a while ago to use with a Warthog HOTAS from Thrustmaster, and was so happy with them, I bought a third to mount my VKB gladiator left stick a few months later. Adjusting the positioning of everything is quite a laborious process, with bolts that quite often slid out of position, but once everything was in position, the HOTAS isn't going anywhere. The clamps offer a quick and easy way to mount/unmount the HOTAS from the desk, while also providing a solid grip, with only a little bit of side-to-side play as a result of the screw-based fine adjustments on the clamping pad (this can be mitigated by screwing the pad as tightly into its base as possible, then using the bracket attaching the clamp to the vertical part of the mount to get everything as close to the desk as possible) I was a little worried about the weight, particularly with the throttle being quite long and heavy, but after having the throttle mounted to my desk for a few weeks straight, and even resting my arm on it while using it, everything stayed where it should, and there was no damage to the desk, mount, or throttle.

Exceptional product solid sturdy construction very pleased with it.

This mount is an excellent for the price and i really nicely engineered bit of kit. Highly reccomend !!!!!!!!!!!! There is plenty of adjustment and the mount comes with different length Allen bolts to suit a wide range of applications, including the Allen keys to adjust them.

First off the instructions are terrible, second the thing sticks out from your desk way too far and makes it so you don't even want to use it. And lastly when I have my joystick mounted I can't tilted all the way forward because it hits the metal bars.

In contrary to the description, this item is not as simple to assembled, I had to pull on some prices as the were to tight of a fit to even slide on and the paint on the screws and bars scratches off fairly easy?. In all fairness the product is FAIRLY stable and will serve its purpose but it's extremely finicky and too much of a hassle for such a simple thing. My family agrees, why so complex for a simple thing? Also quite expensive for one mount when you can get two somewhere else for £10 more than one of these. ALSO WHI CREATES AN ADJUSTABLE ITEM THAT USES BOLTS TO ADJUST????

I bought it for the twcs throttle and i works fine. Easy to assemble very adjustable both hight and length. Sterdiness on the desk is only downside but i use it for throttle so its not a big deal but for flight stick i am not so sure

So I bought these for a Hotas Warthog to be able to have the joystick with no base plate sit in the right position between my legs. Out of the box it doesn't work, you can offset the joystick so it uses the middle and the left or right hole but the brackets the joystick screws into are too long and they dig into your legs. So I drilled the centre hole a few mil either side so the joystick would sit central, (a few millimetres longer, that's all the hole needs to be, please take note Diwangus). Then once the joystick was screwed in I bent the overhang of the brackets upwards so they wouldn't dig into my legs. Now I have done the few modifications the joystick is at a perfect height and I am now landing the huey on a dime, and no more arm ache with the joystick and throttle sat too high on my desk. They seem solid enough, a bit of wobble on the throttle desk clamp, but the Warthog throttle is a heavy thing, so as to be expected. If you want the throttle to be close to your leg then the throttle has to be offset on the brackets otherwise the overhang of the brackets hit your chair. For the money you cant go wrong, you could probably buy some off the shelf L brackets and save all the fuss of drilling and bending the brackets that came with the desk clamps, but I found what I did was the easiest, 5 minutes tops.