I have had it for 3 years now and it has not shown any faults or lost accuracy. It is quite satisfactory in terms of the detail it provides while having many buttons, switches, etc. to meet gaming demands such as DCS.

After 4 months of use, the throttle I have to say is quite bad, a lot of ghosting and also very stiff. It sticks due to poor quality resulting in a lack of precision. If you play DCS and SC, I wouldn't recommend it at all. It's better to save up money to buy something better. The stick also has quite a bit of ghosting in the z-rotation. You need to constantly adjust the deadzone. Unfortunately, it disappointed me.

Awesome hotas for flight simulation games. I've been using it for 200 hours in the game Elite Dangerous and I have to say it gives you the feeling that it was specifically made for this game, equally good plug & play. The only downside I found in this hotas is of course the Throttle which (as a notorious case) after a lot of use loses its linear and smooth movement, resulting in it literally getting stuck at all stages (changing its position in between causes vibration due to uneven friction on the axes) and the only solution is to either loosen the throttle or grease the axes with lithium grease.
The most unfortunate thing about the problem with the throttle is that the t16000m hotas, being renowned for its sensor accuracy... loses its purpose.

For its price, the set is very honest, but as good as the stick is, the throttle is mediocre. I mainly use them with Microsoft Flight Simulator.
The stick has a good design and fits nicely in the hand. It is stable on the desk, has smooth movement, and good accuracy. It also offers enough buttons to customize your game as you want, and a very helpful small extra slider.
The throttle also has a good design, plenty of buttons that are easily reachable, and two convenient "ears" in the front, but... it fails in the most important aspect, which is smooth movement. It doesn't have the classic rotational movement of most throttles, but moves on horizontal bars. The result is disappointing. It is very heavy and the movement gets stuck quite often, to the point where it moves the entire desk. It is almost impossible to smoothly increase or decrease the engine power. It's not just an issue with my piece. If you search the internet, you will see various complaints. I tried applying some solutions I found. I opened it, applied thermal paste, grease, etc., but the improvement was minimal.

As for the build quality (for both pieces of the set), the plastic looks a bit cheap and creaks slightly, but okay, I'm not asking for much more at this price. However, in the end, I would prefer something slightly more expensive with a radial throttle to do my job, rather than this one that has tired me enough.