Weighing in at only 1.7 pounds, the CH Pro Pedals are the pipsqueak of the group, but don't count them out because they're smaller. Limited customizable options for Mac users Change axes, adjust sensitivity settings, or even configure them for a racing game if you decide a car is more your speed. But for those looking for a little more control, Logitech offers Logitech's Saitek Smart Technology configurator, a free software download that allows you to customize your pedal layout. Just plug them in, adjust to your liking, and take off. The Logitech G Pro Flight Rudder Pedals will work with Microsoft Flight Simulator right out the box, as well as many other popular flight simulators. They also self-center when no pressure is applied. When the pedals are pressed, they move in inverse directions, simulating the effect of real airplane pedals, which should provide the realism that simulation fans desire. Coupled with a handy lip at the back to support your heels, you'll never have to worry about your feet popping out of place during quick flight maneuvers. The foot pedals are also adjustable and are made of non-slip materials. The adjustable tension dial in the middle of the pedals makes setting a comfortable resistance level just a few twists away. But looks aren't everything, and you'll quickly find that these pedals have a lot to offer. It's a bit heavy, weighing in at just over 5 pounds, but it's a sturdy and high-quality build, though admittedly, it does look a bit on the cheaper side, thanks to the plastic parts. In fact, the first thing you'll notice on this model is the slick design. The Logitech G Pro Flight Rudder Pedals continue Logitech's line of high-quality flight simulator equipment. For the price, build quality could be improved

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