Need help to ID this joystick

[Taz]

I've found a joystick in a storage box at home that I have no idea about. It's a flightsim-oriented joystick. It is highly configurable in that the grip can be raised/lowered using an Allan key. The base fans outwards for use and folds back in for storage. The joystick has no wording or labels on it for me to identify the manufacturer or model. It has thrust levers mounted on it for flightsims that can be clipped together or used individually to control each engine's thrust when playing a flightsim.

Here are some photos.

[kalniel]

Mad Catz/Saitek Cyborg X Flight Stick

[Taz]

Mad Catz/Saitek Cyborg X Flight Stick

Thank you for this! I then Googled the Saitek model and found some photos on the Internet. One of them showed a label underneath the stick. I went to check the stick and, sure enough, there's an embossed impossible-to-read label on there. It's a Mad Cat FLY.5 Flight Stick. I looked for a label last night under room lights but couldn't spot anything. Even this morning it was impossible to read, even with my reading glasses on. I then took a photo of it and enlarged the photo to be able to make out the wording.

[kalniel]

Nice to know! Saitek Cyborg X and Mad Catz FLY.5 are the same, yours has the 4 slash logo for Mad Catz though.

[Ttaskmaster]

I had one of those. It was flimsy cack.
Button 2 usually breaks. I gave it to a friend, who then broke it, before going through two further replacements.

MadCatz-owned kit is made to a lower spec than the original Saitek, though...

[Taz]

I had one of those. It was flimsy cack.
Button 2 usually breaks. I gave it to a friend, who then broke it, before going through two further replacements.

MadCatz-owned kit is made to a lower spec than the original Saitek, though...

I'm getting rid of it. I bought a Thrustmaster T.16000M for X-Plane 11 which is very, very good.