"I believe that the Switchology concept is just what the sim world needs to advance the utility of home built simpits. My goals for my simpit are simple. One is to have a as much fidelity as reasonably possible with the aircraft I fly the most. Two, be able to change from one aircraft to another with a minimum amount of effort. It only takes me a few minutes to switch between the F\/A-18 UFC and F-16 ICP using the Winwing panels. I am also building dedicated panels specific to both aircraft that will also be switched easily when desired. I bought the Switchology panels to learn what they can do and to see how they might be employed to enhance the simpit with non-aircraft specific functions like UI and program control. These will include views, zoom, time and other UI related function. I will also be looking into making aircraft specific panels for shared functions of older aircraft like the targeting systems of WW2 aircraft that share many of the same control inputs.\r\nMy first impression of the Switchology panels is very positive, I like how they are easily assembled and recognized by Windows. I am optimistic about the platform and look forward to seeing how they expand and improve the functionality of the components and features. While I am actively building aircraft-specific panels (See the F\/A-18 eyebrows under construction), I will definitely be using Switchology panels for the more conventional components in the various aircraft I enjoy flying in. \r\n"

"I believe that the Switchology concept is just what the sim world needs to advance the utility of home built simpits. My goals for my simpit are simple. One is to have a as much fidelity as reasonably possible with the aircraft I fly the most. Two, be able to change from one aircraft to another with a minimum amount of effort. It only takes me a few minutes to switch between the F\/A-18 UFC and F-16 ICP using the Winwing panels. I am also building dedicated panels specific to both aircraft that will also be switched easily when desired. I bought the Switchology panels to learn what they can do and to see how they might be employed to enhance the simpit with non-aircraft specific functions like UI and program control. These will include views, zoom, time and other UI related function. I will also be looking into making aircraft specific panels for shared functions of older aircraft like the targeting systems of WW2 aircraft that share many of the same control inputs.\r\nMy first impression of the Switchology panels is very positive, I like how they are easily assembled and recognized by Windows. I am optimistic about the platform and look forward to seeing how they expand and improve the functionality of the components and features. While I am actively building aircraft-specific panels (See the F\/A-18 eyebrows under construction), I will definitely be using Switchology panels for the more conventional components in the various aircraft I enjoy flying in. \r\n"

"I believe that the Switchology concept is just what the sim world needs to advance the utility of home built simpits. My goals for my simpit are simple. One is to have a as much fidelity as reasonably possible with the aircraft I fly the most. Two, be able to change from one aircraft to another with a minimum amount of effort. It only takes me a few minutes to switch between the F\/A-18 UFC and F-16 ICP using the Winwing panels. I am also building dedicated panels specific to both aircraft that will also be switched easily when desired. I bought the Switchology panels to learn what they can do and to see how they might be employed to enhance the simpit with non-aircraft specific functions like UI and program control. These will include views, zoom, time and other UI related function. I will also be looking into making aircraft specific panels for shared functions of older aircraft like the targeting systems of WW2 aircraft that share many of the same control inputs.\r\nMy first impression of the Switchology panels is very positive, I like how they are easily assembled and recognized by Windows. I am optimistic about the platform and look forward to seeing how they expand and improve the functionality of the components and features. While I am actively building aircraft-specific panels (See the F\/A-18 eyebrows under construction), I will definitely be using Switchology panels for the more conventional components in the various aircraft I enjoy flying in. \r\n"

"Rotary switches are off center and dials feel flimsy on account that they're 3D printed with quite a loose tolerance. One of the push buttons also gets stuck sometimes. It's definitely on the pricier side but still cheaper than making it yourself if you take work hours into account.\r\nAll in all, most of this can (and should) be forgiven as it's still a Beta product (and publicly advertised as such) so when purchasing you kinda expect there to still be some flaws. The creator listens to feedback, responds quickly and is very helpful.\r\nAll in all, solid 4\/5\r\nWould buy again"

"Very intuitive and simple system to build your own button box. Everything just works when you plug it all in. Will be ordering another set of buttons to customize my baseplate for other uses soon."

"The base and its modules all feel very sturdy. The switches and buttons all have a very high-quality feel to them and give great tactile feedback. \r\n\r\nIt is easy to put together and works plug and play. The companion software provides all the basic features you would expect. It even lets you store button and panel configurations.\r\n\r\nThe button box works perfectly without a dedicated mount or sim pit, just resting on a desk\r\n\r\nIf you are looking for a button box that can adapt to every plane, spaceship or whatever you are driving around, it is the perfect solution. \r\nAlso, I have never experienced such great customer support.\r\nI am looking forward to seeing what other modules or products will follow."

"I love this product. It is just such a smart idea. I purchased it a month ago and now that I have it set up, I just ordered another. The construction is very nice, the modules are very easy to place, and move around to suit personal tastes.\r\n\r\nCurrently have the first one mapped for Elite Dangerous, when I get the second one it will be installed alond the side of the first and both will be mapped for Elite Dangerous and MSFS.\r\n\r\nI highly recommend the Switchology panel for anyone who needs additional control inputs for their PC."