I've been using it for about a month now, and I'm genuinely impressed by its quality, realism, and overall performance.
The build quality is excellent. The aluminum enclosure gives the unit outstanding rigidity and a premium feel. The push-pull mechanism is particularly impressive, as the speed, heading, and altitude knobs faithfully replicate the Airbus FCU logic (pull for Selected mode, push for Managed mode), with crisp tactile clicks and a 2.5 mm push travel that adds to the realism.
One aspect I especially appreciate is the 80% scale. In my opinion, it's a better compromise than a full-size replica, as it occupies much less desk space without sacrificing immersion. Since I fly on a laptop with limited workspace, it's the perfect solution for my setup.
Another great feature is the independent brightness adjustment for both the LCD display and the panel backlighting. Two physical dimmer knobs on the underside make it easy to fine-tune the lighting for day or night operations.
Once connected to the simulator, the display synchronizes instantly, reproducing the Airbus fonts and colors accurately, with no noticeable lag.
Installation is quick and straightforward using the dedicated Wingflex Bridge software, which connects the device immediately via a single USB-C cable.
I use it with both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (Microsoft Store versions) on a laptop PC. It works flawlessly with the Fenix A320, FlyByWire A320, and the iniBuilds A320, A321, A330, A340, and A350. I haven't had the opportunity to test it with Aerosoft, ToLiss, or Laminar aircraft, so I can't comment on compatibility. Likewise, I have no experience using it with Xbox or other console platforms.
Finally, I'd also like to highlight the customer support. They responded quickly and professionally to the few issues I encountered, offering several solutions and working with me until everything was resolved to my satisfaction.