Hello ! I'm also searching for a (good) yoke and rudder pedals, but I would never buy a product without knowing what's inside the case. Unfortunately, for now, reviews and product specifications only describe the case of the yoke. They don't talk about the technology inside, and about what you can expect on the USB port. They don't talk about the resolution, the refresh rate, and the latency of the control axes. Would you buy a monitor without knowing it's resolution, if it's a monochrome cathode ray tube or a LCD ? Would you buy a mouse without knowing if it's a ball mouse, or a mouse using optical or laser technology with the resolution of the sensors and response time ? It's looking like there's competition on the yoke market, but no informed customer, even if you ask the manufacturers: http://www.chproducts.com/retail/yokes.html http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/yoke.html https://flypfc.com/?/products/yokes/ http://www.vrinsight.com/public_html/index.php?module=Board&action=SiteBoard_1&iBrdNo=27&sMode=SELECT_FORM ... It's looking like they are still using non-sustainable technology from the past century (potentiometers with spring set): http://www.chproducts.com/shop/parts.html With a yoke, you'll feel the spring (like a joystick), not the force of the wind on your control surfaces like in a Piper PA-38 Tomahawk, but of course, with a yoke you're getting closer to "the real thing". Happy flying.