Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Windows 10 & 11 PCs, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One Featuring Smooth Rudder Axis, Adjustable Brakes and Pedal Width – Black

I got these pedals with a secondary hope that I could modify them for use with rotorcraft. Every pedal set I've found has an integrated spring to return the pedals to neutral. Removing that spring would render the pedals fine for rotor, but useless for fixed wing.When I saw these pedals hade interchangeable springs I immediately thought there would be no integrated spring. There is still an integrated spring.I got the guts to start disassembling the pedals to get to the integrated spring. They didn't make it easy and it took my wife's helping hands to reassemble them. But I was able to do it.Not sure if required, but I removed the interchangeable tension springs for the whole procedure.Flip the unit over, remove all the screws from the underside of the pedals (including a few under the sticky pads if in use). There are two types of screws in use here so pay attention to what goes where.Once both pedal's plates are removed, begin removing the screws from the plastic piece covering the central pivot point. There are wires channeled through this piece, so go slowly.Under that is another circular cap with a sensor on it, remove those screws. The spring is under this plate so go slowly as there IS a slight possibility the spring could pop off.I put a long screwdriver in the center of the ring and then using a smaller screwdriver I pried the spring off. The long screwdriver ensures the spring doesn't fly off and land behind your desk forever lost. It did come off with some kinetic energy, but nothing scary. There's nothing to cut, nothing to replace. Save the spring for future or returns.Reverse the disassembly process for the center pieces. When you get to the bottom places of the pedals, you may need an extra set of hands to help align and hold everything together.When all back together, test it. To switch to rotor mode, simply remove the interchangeable springs. The pedals will no longer return to neutral and reflect the stickiness of helicopter anti-torque pedals.This took my rotor skills to a whole new level of realism in sim. Felt more like the real thing.To go back to normal fixed wing mode, simply reinsert the desired tension springs. The pedals will return to center every time.While this may have voided the warranty, it was worth the realism.

I had some Saitek pedals that lasted me over a decade, but the output had become so flakey I needed to find something new. I debated about the Thrustmaster TPR, but it just seemed like a lot to pay, on the other hand I didn't want to buy something as cheap as the Saitek again. These Turtle Beach pedals are THE answer, price-wise they sit in the middle, but MAN I'm impressed. They are really heavy/sturdy, they offer two style of foot surfaces, I've decided I like the GA version, but you can easily change between the two.True its made of plastic but it's not flimsy, everything is clearly built to last, the motion is smooth, the resistance is adjustable to taste. Like another reviewer, I find NOTHING to complain about. I'm sure these will carry me thru the next decade!

With what I have seen on the market, I would consider these mid-level priced.I’ve been using these pedals for DCS and so far so good. They are still true and always zero out when returned.Please stay away from the low budget $100 pedals, I made the mistake of buying a set and I regret it.These Velocity pedals do a good job.Pro’s:They are heavy enough to stay planted on the floor. Mine are on carpet and every once in a while, I need to re- adjust their place on the floor.They are also adjustable; pedal spread and angle.They are also pretty sensitive as I need to set a small dead band in the game software.I would recommend these if yer a serious flight sim pilot on a budget.

I have owned this product for a few weeks now with regular use in combat flight simulators (DCS World, War Thunder). And I can confidently say that this is an incredible rudder pedal system, and its a great value for what you pay.In the box you get the rudder pedals themselves, and additional foot pedals that you can attach by simply unscrewing the bolt using the included allen key, and sliding out the bottom pieces of the pedals- The additional pedals included resemble more of a fighter jet as it is meant to be used with the pedals angled almost upright (I never found a use for those as my chair does not get low enough for me to tilt the pedals). And, you also get replacement springs which are always handy if you need to replace them, as well as cables to connect to your PC or Xbox.Pros:- Very accurate readings.- Very smooth actuation.- Very ergonomic shape of the pedals. (Both styles)- Very grippy non-slip pads. (For smooth floors and carpets)Cons:- Very light toe brakes, it is more of a personal preference rather than a general con, but personally I would prefer that the toe brakes would be stiffer and or harder to press down as it is on real aircraft.Overall, I really recommend these rudder pedals, theyre great value for the money that you pay however the price is a little bit steep for simple rudder pedals, but compared to other rudder pedals on the market, these ones are amazing for the price and don't break the bank like more expensive brands such as Winwing or Thrustmaster.And I really recommend buying this along with their VelocityOne Flightdeck for an immersive flight experience!

They great. When they connect. They connected when i bought them. Updated all the firmware and connected right up. Since then they have never connected again. I loved them for the 2 days i got to play on them. Pisses me off. $300 garbage software

As a student pilot this is the perfect rudder pedal for at home training. As good as the real thing.

Very happy with performance and realism almost to what I actually experienced in the real aircraft I was certified for.