🎮 Logitech G Pro Flight Communication Panel Review

Works great with X-Plane 11 on Mac. To use it in this setup you will need to download a free third party plugin for X-Plane which is easy to find with a web search. Also, these panels are a bit power hungry, so you'll need a quality, high-performance USB hub. Highly recommended for learning how to use the instrument. Certainly better than tuning with the mouse.

I think this is one of the best Logitech onboard units I own. Similar enough to the 'real' ones to allow for the 'realistic' setting to really enhance using one of them during 'flights'. The handles seem to work fairly well, my main complaint is the angle of the devices when set down, which can cause them to fall off if not securely attached to the surface they're sitting on (this is a desktop for me). and I've never seen one mounted on a flat screen.

One would think that something so simple would work well when connected to a network. This is not the case here. The software that you have to download for this product absolutely sucks. You then have to spend another $30 to download third-party software that actually works. After spending hours trying to troubleshoot factory software, I just downloaded and paid for the SPAD program. Now everything works great. It's a little hectic not opening the software and simulation program in the correct…

**Works with FS2020** Great addition to my line of Logitech G flight simulators This may seem unnecessary at first as most sims support autotuning the radio, but it brings another back element of realism. Even better if you enjoy playing with navigation. (VOR/DME, etc.) Setting the digits can be difficult, although the digits may "slip" or change the increase/decrease rate. The main trick is to set it to "0.005s". In the cockpit this can be done by pulling the tuning knob - not possible here…

I wanted to use this with X-Plane 11.5 running on a Mac. Logitech only offers drivers for Windows. A few people have created solutions for Mac users and posted them on X-Plane.org, but you need some serious programming knowledge to make them work. (By serious, I mean you need to understand data linking, and finally, you need to render each of the buttons with code you wrote or someone else modified). In my opinion, the best option is to have another computer running Windows 10 connected to your

Bought this wireless panel 2 days ago and spent almost a day figuring out how to use it, its not just about connecting to a computer and getting started HAHA good luck with it . DO NOT PAY FOR POST PROGRAMS. You can download the drivers from the Logitech website and make sure you download the correct driver for your computer (32-bit or 64-bit) and flight simulator (X-Plane 11, FSX, etc.). Then you should open and check the driver. (When you plug it in, the lights will turn on and off for half a

This is a very good and useful flight controller for flight simulators. I am using Air Manager on a touchscreen. It works well, but turning the knobs on the touchscreen is a bit painful. Hadware handles are a big step forward. The device was very well packaged in a double box. It consists of two parts: the unit itself, which is fairly thin and bolts to makeshift vertical panels, and a separate bracket for attaching the unit to a horizontal (e.g. a table) or vertical surface. Mounting screws are