Logitech G Pro Flight Instrument Panel

Like the rest of the Logitech/Saitek panels, the build quality is rock solid. Be aware that this is an addon for simulator software; it will not work as a game controller straight out of the box with manufacturer's drivers on a standard gaming setup. Took me several days to locate an archived Saitek driver package that even made Windows 11 recognize that it was plugged in. Once you find a 3rd party support program to sit between the device driver and your simulator software (for example SPAD Next, other solutions are available), the ease of use goes from "nope" to "awesome".

I had no idea how good this display was going to be but it has rapidly turned into my favorite tool for FS2020. The good stuff: 1. The display has many quality gauges to choose from as well as a super useful multi-gauge page which means one physical display is probably going to meet the needs of most players. 2. Installation is cake; go to Logitech to find the sim you play and its driver, then do the auto-install. 3. Great update rates, no visible lag. 4. No trouble leaving it plugged into Thunderbolt 4 hubs during power cycles. It wakes up properly and starts communicating with no need to plug-pull reset. If only my HOTAS could be that way... The bad stuff: 1. Kinda spendy if you want a full setup. I'd like six displays but at the current price I can get a sim glass cockpit started for the same money. 2. Logitech does not seem to prioritize this product or any of their flight sim related products. Wouldn't be at all surprised if Logitech stopped making flight sim stuff altogether.

I gave this a 4 star rating because there is only so much you can do with these and they are not the real thing like another company sells, but these are less cost. Do not use the Saitek drivers, hopefully they will not be available in the future. They do with with SpadNext if you sim works with it. I use fipguages for more guage choices. The next thing you need a USB 2 hub, does not have to be powered. It is best if you do not plug it in a usb 3 port but it does work. Only put 3 or 4 per hub. If you do a windows restart they may not all come back. When a windows shutdown and power off, mind always come back. I found on amazon a cable that has 3 USB 2 cables that all put into the computer with a single port. They were like $5 so they can be found. I run 6 and getting 3 more since they are stable now, but this was a learning curve for me trying to get them to work.

Save your time if you are on Windows 11 or FS 2024. Logitech has not updated the driver's since 2020 as of this writing, and if you want to try to make this work, you need to go to a third party software solution that adds to the cost of adding an instrument to your sim. When the price dropped on this instrument display, I snapped it up, but didn't realize that Logitech hasn't supported it despite claiming Win11 support. I suspect there will be a lot of returns after Xmas due to not supporting modern platforms. It also requires a USB 2 interface; many new computers just offer USB 3, showing how this hardware has not kept up with the times.

Never knew how much I needed this until I got it. It fits perfectly with the Boeing TCA Yoke

I’ve owned these for several years, and while they do work, I strongly recommend avoiding the stock drivers and software. The default interface feels very outdated and limits what the hardware can really do. To get the most out of them, I recommend using SPAD.neXt, which unlocks significantly more functionality. Pair that with gauges from fipgauges.com, such as the PFD and HSI if you’re using them for flight simulation and you can configure them to replicate instruments like the Garmin G5 or many other gauges. In my opinion, this is the only way to truly maximize their potential. On the positive side, the build quality is solid. The buttons could be improved, but they’re acceptable. They’re also fairly straightforward to use if you stick with the stock firmware. However, the biggest downside is performance. These units are noticeably slow when displaying real-time data. There’s a slight but consistent delay, and I often find myself relying on my main cockpit display for smoother, more accurate readings. While the lag isn’t a complete dealbreaker, there are situations in flight simulation where immediate, precise feedback is important, and these fall short. Would I buy them again? No. Instead, I would choose the RealSimGear G5. It uses an HDMI connection, eliminates the delay issues entirely, and offers far more flexibility without requiring additional third-party software purchases.

I use the instrument with MSFS 2020 and Spad.Next. Spad gives you choices of which instrument you wish to display and includes free and for-purchase options. It shows well over a dozen choices. I use this exclusively for airpseed indicator, very much more convenient than having to search around in the sim cockpit for the gauge when you're trying to maneuver or land. It's a bit pricey - but it works well, has bright display, decent choices of instruments.

Super funciona perfecto

Excelente visor, tamanho e fácil configuração. Deixa a experiência muito real.

Al principio que ví este accesorio se me hizo caro y que nunca compraría.. Sin embargo tuve la curiosidad de usar uno de estos, lo compre en promoción y al montarlo me cambio completamente la experiencia de mi simulador de vuelo, me encantó y ya estoy juntando para adquirir los próximos para hacer la experiencia más real al simulador de vuelo.. Si eres fan de la simulación de vuelo, es un must que no te debes perder

You can never have too many FIPs. And if you use SPAD.neXt instead of the Logitech/Saitek software that comes with it you can use it for racing gauges as well.

Excellent product, works very well

Plug and play, it’s work when you plug it, at the first time, For MSFS 2020