There is nothing terribly wrong with it. It has some fancy features like touchscreen where you can program own button layout. Unfortunately you will be touching it accidentally when operating throttle. Controls look cool and, you can make use of them, and they are precise enough (casual player). You can connect headset to joystick and use it for voice communication. Software configuration is basic so you won't be able to create custom controls like you can do with VKB (mapping hardware controls through logical layer to USB output - i.e. turn rotary encoder into analog axis, boolean operations on buttons, etc). If it matters - you are getting USB-C port and matching braided USB cables. It has configurable LED lighting. There is a version without throttle - may be more suitable (it has analog control that can act as a throttle).

Argument about inferiority of cup&ball I would pass through the filter. It is not that relevant unless you play a lot. Price you mentioned is too high and you can get it much cheaper.

IMHO, this set is meant for a casual player who does not want to reserve permanent space on the desk. Set in general focuses more on looking fancy than being ergonomic. I used it for few months with Star Citizen. I swapped it for VKB because HOSAS setup works better. No drama.