Excellent experience the controller is superior quantity. Packed with features and every day is a new revelation. I am proud of choosing this over Logitech or Thrustmaster.
Honestly its pretty comfortable and helps to make your f1 sim racing journey feel a little more realistic. A little expensive, but on the long term is worth it
For those who like ETS2 Or any trucking simulator you should go for it.
Absolutely Worth it.
Honestly, this bundle is great. It delivered high performances and good force feedback. Best purchase to start your sim racing journey. I think that the pedals could be better tho
The feeling, the soft grip which doesn’t blister your fingers. Buttons I can actually press without pressing 2 buttons at once. I love you!
Great functionality. I use these for ATS, iRacing and AC and the controls all map beautifully.
For ATS/ETS2 Turn Signals, you have to put them in Standard Mode in the Pit House software, otherwise if you fully depress the turn signals either left or right they open or close the windows.
These also feature a soft-touch activation like a real vehicle. I owned a 2016 Ford Fusion (Mondeo abroad) and if you just lightly pressed the stalk either up or down it would activate the signals for a 3-count (meant for highway lane changes). These work similarly, in that you can use the soft-touch activation to turn on the signal, and that removes any and all clunkiness from operation. It registers as the same input as if you fully depressed the stalk.
I also use the stalks as gear paddles and it works fine. Not ideal but it will work if you're still building your rig.
Not all "functions" as they're intended can be mapped within ATS/ETS2, but that gives you freedom to map Jake Brakes and Ignition/Engine Start to inputs on the multi-stalks. e.g. ATS doesn't have window washers, but you can use those buttons to map ignition/engine start, neither does it support fog lights so I've mapped the engine brake to that input. Cruise Control functions great; flick the switch to turn it on, bump the stalks up or down for speed change, tap the brakes to cancel, and then pull the stalk towards you to resume.
it’s great but it’s just that the wheel isn’t recognized on Forza Horizon 5 for example. But as for the wheel itself it’s a very well built wheel witha great feel.
Great build quality, feels good in the hand.
Lots of buttons, which let me map the most important actions I need when I fly VR (much better than other ffbs).
I which there were more Yokes like that, but overall it fits well with the planes I fly.
Although I have it less than a month, I think the product is really promising. Build quality is great.
What I wish:
1. More options to bolt the base to a desktop, instead of only 2 points (front and rear) I would have added in the middle more options.
The option to place the base under the desk, thus releasing lots of space, is also something that I would appreciate (check the CL60, has this option built into the base).
2. IF you7 could add a USB hub to the base then other peripherals could be connected to it in chain.
3. I use the Yoke mainly in VR, so all the switches are less useful to me, instead, thank you for all the buttons you put on the MFY Yoke handle.
For the amount of money I paid, I got more than what others charge more.
4. Software: The FFB yoke won't be great without a good software. Currently the compatibility with Simulators is a mix bag, and there is a lot to be desired. My suggestion:
I. Provide tools to make it simpler to compare different "profiles".
II. Work with community and real pilots to correctly tune your base profiles.
III. Work with the community, not just through Discord or forums, actively let the community participate with parts of the software.
Plugins - should have been "open source" so others could create compatible plugins for all platform.
There will always be "official version" of the plugin, and "community version", an unsupported plugins.
IV: Your main program is the middle man between the application and the Yoke. Make it cross platform, not by opening the main application to everyone, but by open sourcing only the service that communicates with the Yoke, the community will do the rest for you, it is a win win situation and not an easy step to take.
Overall I'm happy, but still waiting for better "Trip" support and better "profiles" for my X-Plane and other applications I use.
The yoke is very well built, I really like the grip, and the feeling of force feedback is perfect, you really have the impression of pilotin a real plane.