T-FLIGHT HOTAS 4

I've done a ton of research on this recently, and the only viable option (unless you want to use an adapter like Titan One or CronusMAX or something like that) is the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS 4 (which is the PlayStation version of what's pictured here). They also sell compatible foot pedals that

The Thrustmaster pedals connect to the hotas 4, there just one model on their site. So easy to roll out when I play and put away when done.

Graphics are great. The PlayStation and MSFS24 supports the Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas 4 and Rudder Pedals which come ready to go. They're great and do the job without breaking the bank. I suspect Thrustmaster might support more of their products in future.

I use a a decade old flight controller. Comes up as Thrustmaster hotas 4 in steam. You have to map it manually, but I just leave it under the desk when I need it. Having a proper collective makes a huge difference (to me). The sacrifice is the dead point aiming, but i have a lot of fun.

Just start with a basic one and see if you like it. NO does not require an advanced flightstick (HOTAS) but you can alway upgrade later to a more quality one, at least that is what i did. Often recommended: https://www.thrustmaster.com/en-us/products/t-16000m-fcs-hotas/ or even cheaper (i started ou