CH Products has been making controllers in California since the era of game ports, and its Flight Sim Yoke is one of the oldest designs still sold new. The base carries its own throttle levers, the top plate holds a hat switch and buttons, and CH Control Manager software allows deep programming with layered modes. Build quality is the selling point: these units routinely survive a decade of daily use, and spare parts are available rather than the whole thing becoming landfill.
A reasonable choice for pilots who want durability instead of the latest features, and for older sims where CH profiles already exist. The catch is age: potentiometers rather than Hall sensors, modest pitch travel, ergonomics from a different decade, and pricing that no longer looks cheap next to newer rivals. Windows only, with no console mode and no force feedback.
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