Yawman

Yawman makes a fully functional handheld cockpit in a handheld form factor, packing unique flight controls—the unique flight controls found in larger rigs—into a small form factor controller. This tested pilot-approved, patent-pending technology inside the device delivers precision without the bulk of traditional setups.

Most setups need a traditional joystick, a throttle quadrant, and rudder pedals, and still leave you requiring major hardware investments. Yawman brings those same controls together, avoiding a traditional joystick desktop throttle or even a joystick desktop throttle quadrant, while supporting modern PC flight simulation on all PC flight simulation platforms.

Not at all. Yawman is your primary controller when you want realistic flying is possible in any scenario—from helicopter flying to fixed-wing sims. The precision controls and arrow unlocks intuitive rudder control ensure uncompromised control for helicopter and fixed-wing alike, with independent drone viewing angles if you need them.

Expect seven fully programmable sliders, two vernier-style engine sliders, full vernier-style engine controls, mechanically linked triggers, a five-way hat switch, large jet spoilers, and spoilers and thrust reversers—all in one unit.

Yawman works out of the box with Lockheed Martin Prepar3D, Laminar Research X-Plane, Infinite Flight, and most desktop simulator titles, including games that support joystick input. It’s plug-and-play on both PC and mobile, covering the most advanced simulators.

Yes—whether on laptop or Android tablet, laptop Android tablet, or Android tablet or desktop, Yawman’s USB-C connection and driverless design mean it’s ready to go. Think of it as a traditional handheld gaming controller that also supports joystick controls.

Absolutely. Made in the USA, the Yawman’s ultra-versatile arrow design and Yawman arrow branding make it perfect to take your aviation sim anywhere. It offers takeoff and uncompromised control in a packable handheld shape.

Setup couldn’t be simpler. Just plug in via USB, and your desktop simulator or mobile app recognizes it. Navigate your settings with a quick slideshow or swipe left, use the right arrows to navigate, and enjoy multi-press capability for custom profiles.

Yes—built in the USA with quality materials, Yawman outlasts other gear, requiring major hardware investments. It thrives in any cockpit environment, even simulating small piston-powered aircraft, and stands up to daily use thanks to patent-pending technology.

You’ll find official Yawman gear at Gamer Gear Direct—Australia’s go-to source for premium sim hardware. They stock the latest models and offer support for tablet or desktop simulator, control autopilot setups, and help you map combinations to control autopilot, including fine-tuning pitch, roll, and yaw.