I'll go ahead and give this a fair 4/5 stars.
I'm quite happy and satisfied with the product. It's sturdy, for one thing.
Some things that should be known about:
- The drivers/firmware for the stick and throttle *are* two separate installs.
- As with a number of TM products, installing the firmware on Windows will replace the native Windows calibration function. The TM website itself even says, that while a bit long winded, the simple work around is (paraphrased; more on the TM website's support pages) uninstall, calibrate, reinstall.
- The throttle on this one doesn't have a physical mid point notch (although a steady trained hand can feel it out and eyeball it on a game's UI). So it's best to use in "Forward Only" with a toggle/hold button assigned to change it to reverse if needed. Important: When you calibrate the throttle, or the slider on the stick, before continuing to the next item, set it "0", *not* 50. Setting it to 50 can cause the throttle or slider to not quite function as intended in some games.

Aside from this, the only thing I've noticed is that there's *just* a bit of input residual on the flight stick itself, like some kind of deadzone issue or something (I've had this happen with TM products from elsewhere before). In most games, this can be remedied by fine-adjusting the in-game deadzone itself to compensate.

General pros:
- (bias) orange accents on black for those Elite Dangerous commanders out there (o7 CMDRs).
- LOTS of input options on both stick and throttle
- Nice steady ramping on the throttle
- Impressive response transition on the stick; sensitive near the middle, then tightening mechanically toward the outside.
- The stick and throttle are separate devices, with their own cables (USB). I say this as being a pro because it doesn't "tie them physically together", making physical set-ups and put-aways and storage much easier. (You will need at least two available USB ports while using them, though, rather than one)
- No additional power sources or power hookup needed. So they won't take up any power outlets from your wall, power bar, or combo surge protector power bar.

General Cons:
- Only that typical TM stick deadzone issue I often get with TM products. Not sure what it is. It may even be something I'm doing wrong for all I know. That said, again, it can be compensated for with in-game deadzone fine-adjustments.

Suggest:
- If you don't have an actual virtual cockpit setup, I recommend setting them on a grippy pad/mat of some kind on in tandem with your table/desk. On smooth desks and tables, you might find them sliding around a bit.

All in all, though, it's a great flight stick and throttle combo, and I highly recommend it for that "intermediate step just above entry level" (which is admittedly where I am)
Delivery (albeit local) was expedient and efficient.
Speaking to store staff by e-mail was also expedient and friendly and helpful.
In addition, just finding out about the existence of this store in my area, was a breath of fresh air.