The dimensions are comfortably compact, and the form factor is lightweight enough to move around yet sturdy enough not to slide during intense gaming sessions. As essential as the feature sounds on paper, it is quite rare, with even a few top-of-the-line products not supporting it. Depending on the game/sim you’re playing, you may have middling results with Thrustmaster’s TPR Pedals. When doing a normal taxi roll, it seems that they are working alright, but when I accelerate during take-off roll, just a little pressure will make the plane go crazy and yawing in all directions (all planes).

Following over seven years of professional consumer technology and gaming coverage, he’s focused on the world of Microsoft's gaming efforts. While the pedals work right out of the box for most flight sim software, you can download ‘ Logitech’s Saitek Smart Technologyconfigurator’ for greater control over layout, axes, and sensitivity. Thrustmaster also seems to be very open to the modding community, so true sim enthusiasts will get a kick from messing with the hardware itself. Our review of the product with respect to design, build quality, functionality, customizability, compatibility, comfort, and convenience is featured below. This system, composed of four industrial-grade aluminum slide rails, ensures a perfectly smooth sliding motion, which we found highly precise during our tests.

system refers to the dual aluminum rails under both pedals, which ensures smooth sliding motion along its axis, while differential braking allows for each pedal to have its own individual brakes, allowing for tighter control in the air and while taxiing.

The built-in stopwatch is perfect for timing approaches, and if your PC lacks extra available USB ports, an integrated USB Hub provides a docking station for additional Logitech G Flight hardware. While the first two can easily be controlled using a yoke or joystick, yaw is best handled with a pair of rudder pedals. While the former allows greater control over the plane, the latter centers the pedals when no force is being applied.Test your piloting skills against the challenges of night flying, real-time atmospheric simulation, and live weather in a dynamic and living world. My throttle quadrant came packaged with the yoke and is attached to the yoke via a PS/2 cable, so its inputs go through the yoke. It also comes with easy-to-use mounting brackets that are perfect for when you want to keep your pedals off the ground. Yet due to that fact, you might experience drift – something HallEffect tech essentially does away with. The Logitech G Pro Rudder Pedals support a rather slick design with matte black pedals and a greyish-silver central knob.

Despite these advantages, one may need to creatively anchor it down due to it requiring a bit of force during use. X-Plane has been aviation’s most realistic flight simulator for the past decade, with incredibly life-like scenery, detailed cockpits, and realistic aerodynamic modeling. To resolve the problem, you’ll need to run a Registry Editor (RegEdit) script to remove the entries in the Windows registry, and then recalibrate the data range. The yoke system is the hero of flight simulation and part of a complete, balanced setup—all available, modular and interchangeable from Logitech G.

If your Flight Rudder Pedals axes appear to be off-center in the Game Controllers Test Page, the calibration data range might be bad. I checked; throttle control is limited to my Logitech throttle quadrant, which is paired with my yoke. If your goal is to make your flight simulator as realistic as possible, rudder pedals are a must-have. For each pedal, there is a value representing how much pressure is applied to the brakes, giving you variable control over in-game brake pressure.