It's a nice stick and its
only €94!
The grip is a replica KG-12, a WW2 German flight stick. They've done what they can to enhance the functionality, giving it six programmable buttons, which you can double with a shift function. The Gladiator base adds a throttle axis and a few more buttons, getting you to 17, which is 29 with 'shift'. As a desktop stick I reckon it'd be pretty good, although I think VKB are ceasing production, which probably explains the terrific price. Their official websites in the EU and US aren't stocking it any more.
It might be a bit of a bargain. It uses a whole bunch of very high spec internals, including the all metal gimbal found in the Gunfighter. That's a €300+ controller! I can't think of anything else at that price point that even comes close to the quality- it uses MaRS (contactless) sensors, has a 32-bit ARM controller and the gimbal is a wonder to behold.
Ah, the gimbal! Words don't do it justice. I've got a Gunfighter base with the same internals. It is by far and away the finest feeling stick I've ever used. It makes 'premium' kit like the excellent TM Warthog feel like a tarted up gaming peripheral. It makes sticks in the €100 price range feel like cheap toys. They're not, they're brilliant joysticks, no-one is making a 'bad' stick at that price point, but the Gunfighter (and the VirPil equivalent, I'm led to believe) are just a whole other level.
If you've got the cash I don't think you've got anything to lose. If it's anything like the Gunfighter (which I strongly suspect it will be- VKBs reputation was founded on the Gladiator and it's predecessors), then it's probably the very best stick you can buy for that amount of money. It should come with a 2 year warranty- the official sites do- for a little extra peace of mind.
Hth.