Whether you are navigating commercial airliners through dense clouds or engaging in intense dogfights in the outer reaches of space, having the right hardware makes all the difference. Turtle Beach is raising the bar for digital pilots everywhere with the announcement of their latest VelocityOne HOTAS system flight simulation peripherals: the VelocityOne™ Flightstick II, the VelocityOne Dual Throttle, and the Universal SIM Mount.
“When we launched the VelocityOne family, our goal was to deliver greater realism, immersion, and enjoyment for sim fans. The evolution of the VelocityOne Flightstick II and VelocityOne Dual Throttle builds on that vision with major advancements in performance, precision, and accessibility, giving more players the high-fidelity control today’s sim experiences demand.”
~Cris Keirn, CEO, Turtle Beach
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VelocityOne Flightstick II: Next-Gen Precision
Perfect for right- and left-handed “pilots,” the Flightstick II features an ambidextrous design. Ultra-precise stick control is achieved with next-gen 16-bit Hall-effect sensors.
Key features of the VelocityOne Flightstick II include:
- High-Precision Hall-Effect Axis: Next-gen 16-bit sensors deliver over 65,000 input counts per axis, guaranteeing ultra-precise movement.
- 38 Programmable Inputs: Includes 11 more inputs than the original Flightstick, plus an integrated dual-encoder cockpit control dial.
- Flight Management Display: Get real-time flight telemetry and seamlessly manage onboard systems and configurations on the fly.
- Ergonomic & Ambidextrous: Features adjustable wrist and thumb rests with swappable inserts, perfect for both left- and right-handed pilots during long hauls.
- Rudder Twist with Lock: An integrated twist rudder control includes a lock option, making it easy to switch to dedicated rudder pedals later.
- MSRP: $149.99 / €139.99 / £129.99.
VelocityOne Dual Throttle: Twin-Engine Power
With ultra-smooth, accurate control, the Dual Throttle is perfect for single-engine or twin-engine modes via its 7-axis controls.
The VelocityOne Dual Throttle has features including:
- Lockable Dual Throttle Control: Simulate twin-engine commercial jets or lock the levers together for nimble single-engine fighters.
- 10-Bit Hall-Effect Sensors: Deliver over 1,000 input counts per axis, translating to buttery smooth landings and precise speed control.
- Interchangeable Detents: Swap out throttle detents to create tactile reference points for afterburners, idle, or reverse thrust based on the aircraft you are flying.
- 35 Programmable Inputs & 7 Axis: Reduces the need to navigate clunky software menus mid-flight.
- LED Throttle Bar: Real-time thrust data is displayed right on the throttle (PC only).
- MSRP: $149.99 / €139.99 / £129.99.
VelocityOne Universal SIM Mount: Build Your Dream Rig
Of course, stability is key when building any kind of simulation system. The VelocityOne Universal SIM Mount does just that, and not only for Turtle Beach peripherals.
Key features of the VelocityOne Universal SIM Mount include:
- Built tough: Rugged 3/16-inch thick steel
- Versatile clamp mount: Offers 240mm of vertical adjustment
- Broad Compatibility: Compatible across the VelocityOne range and with third-party peripherals
- Bonus: It even includes an integrated mousepad!
- MSRP: $59.99 / €49.99 / £39.99
VelocityOne HOTAS: The Ultimate Cockpit Experience
For those looking for the complete package, the Turtle Beach VelocityOne HOTAS flight simulation system includes both the Flightstick II and the Dual Throttle in one package.
Features of the VelocityOne HOTAS system include:
- Total Control: Boasts an incredible 73 programmable inputs across the system, keeping all essential functions right at your fingertips.
- Ultimate Precision: High-resolution Hall-effect sensors ensure your inputs are flawlessly smooth and accurate.
- Fully Customizable: Features adjustable spring response, ambidextrous ergonomics, tactile throttle detents, and customizable RGB lighting.
- MSRP: $279.99 / €249.99 / £229.99
Ready for Takeoff?
The entire new VelocityOne lineup is officially licensed for Xbox Series X|S and Windows PCs, and integrates seamlessly with the VelocityOne Flight Hangar app for deep customization of dead zones, lighting, and aircraft-specific profiles. Pre-orders are live today at Turtle Beach and participating global retailers like Amazon. Launching on September 21, 2026, this new ecosystem is designed to provide both aspiring and seasoned sim pilots with unmatched precision, immersion, and customizability.
FAQ: What to know!
What platforms are supported by the new VelocityOne lineup?
The entire VelocityOne lineup is officially licensed for Xbox Series X|S and Windows PCs.
How do I customize settings, RGB lighting, and dead zones?
All peripherals integrate with the VelocityOne Flight Hangar app, allowing you to adjust dead zones, customize RGB lighting, tweak spring responses, and set up aircraft-specific profiles.
When will the new VelocityOne peripherals be released?
The lineup launches globally on September 21, 2026, with pre-orders available now through Turtle Beach and major retailers like Amazon.
What makes the Flightstick II different from the original Flightstick?
- Next-Gen Precision: Upgraded to 16-bit Hall-effect sensors, delivering over 65,000 input counts per axis for ultra-precise movement.
- More Programmable Inputs: Features 38 programmable inputs—11 more than the original model—plus an integrated dual-encoder cockpit control dial.
- Flight Management Display: An integrated screen displays real-time flight telemetry and lets you adjust onboard systems on the fly.
Can left-handed pilots use the Flightstick II?
Yes. The Flightstick II has an ambidextrous and ergonomic design with adjustable wrist and thumb rests, plus swappable inserts to accommodate both left- and right-handed pilots.
Does it include rudder controls?
Yes. It features an integrated twist-rudder control with a lock option if you prefer to switch to dedicated rudder pedals later.V
Can the Dual Throttle be used for both single- and twin-engine aircraft?
Yes. The throttle levers can be used separately to simulate twin-engine commercial jets, or locked together for single-engine aircraft and fighters.
How accurate are the throttle axes?
The throttle uses 10-bit Hall-effect sensors, delivering over 1,000 input counts per axis for smooth landings and precise speed control across its 7-axis controls.
What are interchangeable detents?
The Dual Throttle lets you swap out physical throttle detents to create tactile reference points (such as afterburners, idle, or reverse thrust) customized to the type of aircraft you are flying.
Does the throttle display thrust data?
Yes, it includes an LED Throttle Bar that displays real-time thrust data directly on the unit (PC only).
What is the Universal SIM Mount made of?
It is built from rugged 3/16-inch-thick steel to keep your simulation rig stable during intense maneuvers.
What is included in the VelocityOne HOTAS System package?
The bundle includes both the VelocityOne Flightstick II and the VelocityOne Dual Throttle in a single package, offering 73 programmable inputs across the combined system.
