Next Level Racing Flight Simulator Cockpit: Boeing Military Edition

This flight simulator cockpit offers an exceptional blend of comfort, adjustability, and realism, making it a top choice for aviation enthusiasts. The sturdy construction ensures stability during intense flight sessions, allowing users to engage fully without worrying about wobbly equipment. The adjustable seat and mounting options accommodate various body types and preferences, providing a customized experience that enhances overall immersion. Its design supports multiple flight sticks and throttle quadrants, making it incredibly versatile for different flight simulations. Assembly is straightforward, with clear instructions that make it easy to set up. Once assembled, the cockpit feels solid, and the quality of materials used is apparent, providing a professional feel that stands up to rigorous use.

I'm I've had this for a year and a half, I've probably put about 1,500 hours of time on it. It's held up very well, it's built unbelievably well. Comfort is a 7/10 but I'm not one who really needs comfy seat. This thing gives me immersion in VR that can't be beat, and I can play for hours no problem. I saw reviews saying it's hard to get in and out of. I'm disabled, with reconstructive surgery and some mobility issues. I'm also 6'2 and I have no issues getting In and out. Overall I'm very pleased and recommend it if you want a nice, affordable cockpit for your flight sims.

The Next Level Racing Flight Simulator Cockpit: Boeing Military Edition is something you've got to check out if you're into flight simulators. This setup is seriously impressive – it's like stepping into an actual Boeing cockpit. The build is solid, and the level of detail they've put into this thing is amazing. You feel like you're right there, in the thick of the action. Now, the build quality is something else. It's sturdy, built to last, and gives you that real cockpit feel. But here's the kicker – the setup is so authentic, you'd think you're actually in a Boeing! Everything from the seat to the controls makes you feel like a real pilot. However, there's one thing they could tweak. The joystick and throttle mounts on the seat are set at a fixed height. This means, for pretty much anyone, they can end up being too low. It's a bit of a letdown because it affects your comfort and how into the simulation you can get. If they could make these mounts height-adjustable, it would be a game-changer, making sure everyone, no matter their height, can have the controls just where they need them. Also, a telescoping arm for the keyboard and mouse tray would be a killer addition. Imagine being able to move your keyboard and mouse exactly where you need them, then just swinging them out of the way when you're done. That would make the whole experience way more seamless. One area that needs immediate attention is the seat comfort. The padding is far too thin, and the comfort is very short-lived, which is a bit of a downer, especially during long flight sessions. A cockpit like this deserves a seat that’s as comfortable as it is functional. A thicker, more supportive cushioning would make a huge difference, ensuring that every flight is enjoyable from start to finish. In short, the Next Level Racing Flight Simulator Cockpit: Boeing Military Edition is a top-notch choice for any flight sim fan. With a few adjustments, especially with the joystick and throttle height, a more versatile keyboard and mouse setup, and a more comfortable seat, this cockpit could go from great to absolutely perfect.

This is a very pricey unit. However it is worth the cost, I’m in fab, this produce is really well made. Every material is over done to the high side. And the QA is top notch. Everything fit with no issues. All tools were supplied including a 13mm wrench.

Love the look and the feel except that it isn’t made for people 6 feet tall. The instructions are simple to follow and there’s plenty of hardware included. While the chair seat is lower to the floor and a bit cumbersome to get in and out of, once seated it’s very comfortable and I like being able to move the chair forward and bank. The mouse pad assembly could have about 2-3 inches more in height though. I’ll fabricate a bracket attachment to accommodate that. All in all it’s a nice setup and adds a cool sense or immersion. It is also very well packaged. I also purchased the roller casters as it’s heavy and it makes moving it around easier.

I've had my chair about six months now. Overall, I'd say it's average. I use a combination of Virpil, MFG, VKB, and Winwing gear. I primarily play DCS and MSFS2020. This required me to do a bit of custom work to connect my devices as it's really designed for brands such as Thrustmaster. The construction is solid and the instructions relatively easy to follow. I found the seat hard and uncomfortable after a couple hours of playing. Some of the ergonomics also would lead to tendonitis and carpel tunnel symptoms, though I was able to resolve them through adjusting the chair. It is heavy, however can be moved relatively easily with the wheel kit. I found getting in and out of it with a center mounted stick a bit of a challenge, though this is because I have mine setup so I can also have MFD panels by utilizing the included yoke mount. The yoke has a quick release that will allow some ease entering it, but if you lack flexibility or have had back injuries I would look elsewhere. My experience with support has been a little hit or miss. I had a scratched panel upon arrival that was promptly replaced. However, about three weeks ago the mechanism that reclines the chair made a loud "snapping" sound and no longer will support my weight. This has made the chair *VERY* uncomfortable to use and I am waiting for a reply from support (they have told me the person working on it is out of office). Overall their communication is fine and they seem willing to resolve the issue. Ultimately I have found a product from a competitor in a similar price range that more appropriately suits my setup.

This is a very well engineered cockpit. Everything fits together perfectly, and is very well thought out. They've provided ample screws, bolts and adapters for a wide variety of devices. The assembly took several hours but much of that tune was planning out my layout. It feels solid and is very adjustable. I think the only criticism I could offer is that it would be nice if the keyboard wasn't so far away. It really should be adjustable forward and back. I intend to rectify that using aluminum extrusion to mount my keyboard panel where I need it. Other than that, literally no other complaints. It's a solid build and a great design. Great job guys!

Military Version. Takes a little time to put together but they send you all the tools and hardware. Theres a YT video that shows how to put it together. The included instructions aren’t bad either. The seat is stiff but still lets you sink into it. Saitek/logitech pedals are a little too wide for it but a little velcro fixes that. TM warthog fits perfect. Had a part that didnt fit to hold the pedal plate. Sent NLR an email with a picture of the problem. They sent a replacement part right out to me. Its strong and doesnt creak or make noise. The cushion covers come off for cleaning. Great simpit!