Tom's Hardware reviewed the MOZA AY210 Force Feedback Base and MFY Yoke bundle, testing it in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The reviewer found the force feedback system to be the standout feature, with up to 9 Nm of torque and 210 N of push force. This allowed the yoke to mimic the heavier feel of a real 737's controls, progressively resisting input as airspeed increased, and conveying engine vibrations, flap movements, stall buffets, and runway contact during landing.
The build quality also earned praise. The base is made from aluminum alloy with an aluminum quick-release mechanism, while the yoke uses a synthetic engineering thermoplastic that resembles a commercial aircraft's control column. The 15-bit magnetic encoder and 280 MHz processor contribute to precise, responsive input, and the MOZA Cockpit software offers extensive customization, including presets and community profiles.
However, the review noted a potential drawback: without the right settings, the elevator axis can feel sticky. Additionally, the pricing is steep—$699.99 for the base and $129.99 for the yoke, with table clamps sold separately. The reviewer concluded that the bundle delivers an incredible flight sim experience, but it's a significant investment that may not suit every pilot's budget or patience for tuning.