So here's the thing about flight sim gear - it usually costs about as much as an actual pilot's license. But Moza's trying to change that game with their new budget-friendly setup that just landed in Australia.
The AB6 base is the star here, and honestly? It's punching way above its weight class. We're talking proper force feedback without the mortgage payment. Pair it with their MHG flightstick and MTQ throttle panel, and you've got yourself a solid mid-range setup that won't have your partner questioning your life choices. Well, not because of the price anyway.
What gets me excited is that this isn't some cheap plastic nonsense that'll break after three barrel rolls. The build quality is legit - metal construction where it matters, smooth action on the controls. Sure, it's not gonna compete with the thousand-dollar setups the hardcore simmers use, but for most of us? This hits the sweet spot.
The timing couldn't be better either. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 just got its major stability patch last month, and DCS World's new dynamic campaign is dropping next month. If you've been sitting on the fence about getting into flight sims, this might be your moment. The AB6 setup gives you enough precision to actually enjoy these games without eating ramen for six months.
Bottom line? At this price point in 2026, you're not gonna find a better entry into serious flight simming. Just maybe warn your roommates before you start making jet engine noises at 2am.
Riley
Sports & racing — couch-coop, arcade, party