I love the precision of my t16000m. First joystick I managed not to damage within the first 25 hours of usage. Every other joystick I had before, had problems to be accuratly calibrated by that time, as I really put some force on it. I tend to destroy pots like nobody else.
I went through three Logitech Wingman Extreme (the original version, without a throttle) just by playing X-Wing (without the expansion packs, those caused the loss of two more). Four more were lost on various Wing Commander games and TIE-Fighter. Luckily, I only bought two and the rest were guaranty replacements. A Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas is also on my list of Victims, together with a CH Products FlightstickPro, a Suncom FCS Hotas set (which came in a nice wooden box), and literally dozens of cheaper sticks and throttles over the years. The t16000m seems to be the first stick that can actually deal with me.
If there was a space-sim that supported joysticks between 1990 and today, I played it and killed at least one joystick or throttle by doing so.
I'll probably combine the t16000m with a
CH Products Pro-Throttle sometime in the future. I had the old version of that throttle, more then 10 years ago, when it still had a gameport connector and when the mini-joystick was still a 4-way hat switch. But even then I liked the programming software and how it felt in the hand.