Turtle Beach VelocityOne Dual Throttle TBR-5003-05

Turtle Beach VelocityOne Dual Throttle TBR-5003-05 is a flight-simulation throttle with linked dual levers, configurable controls and PC or conditional Xbox compatibility. Its 35 programmable inputs and multiple analogue controls suit players who want flight commands close at hand, while Xbox use requires a compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II.

At a glance

Lockable dual levers allow separate throttle control for twin-engine aircraft or linked control for single-engine use.
The listing specifies 7 axes and 35 mappable inputs, plus a base lever, thumbstick and two wheels for assigning extra sim controls.
Swappable detents and adjustable resistance let users tailor throttle feel across different simulation types.
The listing claims real-time LED thrust or sim-data display only in supported PC flight simulation titles.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£129.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Independent USB connection supports Windows PC use without the listed Flightstick requirement.
The dual levers can be locked together for single-throttle aircraft.
Extra analogue controls can be assigned to functions such as flaps, trim, cameras or weapons.

Cons

Xbox use depends on a compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II, so this throttle alone is not described as a direct Xbox connection.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Controls and operation
Throttle sensors	10-bit Hall-effect sensors deliver over 1,000 input counts per axis
Throttle levers	Dual levers simulate twin-engine control, with a lock for single-engine use.
Axes and programmable inputs	7 axes and 35 mappable inputs and switches
Additional controls	10-bit base lever, thumbstick, textured wheel, and rear scroll wheel
Detents	Four swappable detent cartridges
Throttle tension	Adjustable throttle tension
Lighting	Customizable RGB colors and effects with the VelocityOne Flight Hangar app on XBOX and PC
LED indicators	Dynamic LED throttle bars respond in real-time to your inputs. Displaying real-time thrust or sim-driven data in supported flight simulation titles on PC.

Compatibility and connection
Windows PC	Compatible with Windows PC via independent USB connection
Xbox	Xbox when connected to the Xbox-compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions and weight	19 x 20.8 x 14 cm; 1.3 kg
Desktop stability and mounting	High-grip rubber feet keep the throttle stable during desktop use. Threaded mounting holes and included screws enable hard-mount and seamless integration with the VelocityOne Universal Sim Mount.

What to know before buying

Xbox Series X|S use is specified through the compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II. The listing describes PC use through independent USB, and says LED bars show sim-driven data only in supported PC titles. Confirm the selected setup supports the functions you need.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Flight-sim players on Windows PC who want a separate throttle with mappable controls.
Twin-engine sim users who want independently operated levers and a lock for single-engine use.
Xbox Series X|S players who already have or plan to use the compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking a standalone throttle connection to Xbox without the specified Flightstick II.
Players looking for a complete flight-control setup rather than a throttle unit.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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The available aggregate feedback is a single five-star rating, which is too limited to establish a broader customer pattern or identify specific strengths and concerns. Buyers should weigh that limited signal against the listed controls and the required Flightstick II for Xbox use.

Frequently asked questions

Does the VelocityOne Dual Throttle connect directly to Xbox?

The listing specifies Xbox use when connected to the Xbox-compatible VelocityOne Flightstick II. It describes independent USB connection for Windows PC.

Can the two throttle levers be linked?

Yes. The listing says the dual levers can be locked together for single-engine use or operated separately for twin-engine control.

How many controls does it provide?

The listing specifies 7 axes and 35 mappable inputs and switches, alongside a base lever, thumbstick, textured wheel and rear scroll wheel.

Can the throttle be hard-mounted?

The listing describes threaded mounting holes and included screws for hard mounting. It also describes rubber feet for desktop use.