Description
Moza MGX1000 Instrument Panel puts a full-featured glass cockpit within easy reach, bringing crisp visuals and tactile controls together in one streamlined unit. The true-to-size 10.4-inch IPS display delivers sharp instrument presentation with up to 500 nits of brightness, while DisplayLink connectivity removes the need for an HDMI connection, making multi-screen cockpit builds far easier to manage. Every rotary encoder, button, and joystick switch feels deliberate, giving each flight a satisfying, hands-on rhythm from engine start through shutdown.
What Sets the Moza MGX1000 Instrument Panel apart?
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DisplayLink Makes Multi-Screen Setups Much Simpler – One of the biggest advantages over many competing avionics panels is the use of DisplayLink instead of HDMI. Builders with several cockpit displays can free up valuable graphics card outputs while reducing cable clutter. Enthusiasts who run complex home cockpits often highlight how much easier it becomes to expand a panel layout without constantly juggling GPU ports or display adapters.
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Controls That Reward Every Input – The rotary knobs have crisp detents, the buttons provide a satisfying mechanical click, and the integrated 7-way ALPS joystick feels deliberate when navigating menus or maps. Pilots regularly appreciate hardware that communicates each action through touch alone, reducing the need to glance away from the virtual windshield during busy approaches or navigation changes.
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Built for Standalone or Full Cockpit Expansion – Whether mounted on the included desktop stand or installed into a dedicated simulator frame, the MGX1000 adapts easily to different cockpit layouts. Standard VESA compatibility, bottom mounting points, and lightweight construction simplify installation, while the ability to assign each unit as either a PFD or MFD makes dual-screen configurations especially appealing.
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Broad G1000 Aircraft Support – Rather than limiting users to a small selection of aircraft, the panel supports native G1000 aircraft across Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, along with several popular third-party add-ons. Builders also appreciate the customizable button mapping and flexible display assignment, allowing the hardware to adapt as new aircraft join their virtual hangar.
Pros and Cons
| Pros |
Cons |
| DisplayLink reduces HDMI and GPU port requirements. |
Limited to PC platforms. |
| Excellent tactile controls with crisp rotary detents. |
1024 × 768 resolution feels modest today. |
| Supports dual PFD and MFD configurations. |
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| Multiple mounting options suit varied cockpit layouts. |
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Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Product Type |
G1000-style avionics instrument panel |
| Dimensions |
304 × 201 × 66.8 mm |
| Weight |
1.17 kg |
| Housing Material |
ABS + PC |
| Display Size |
10.4-inch IPS |
| Display Resolution |
1024 × 768 |
| Brightness |
Up to 500 nits |
| Video Connection |
DisplayLink (USB) |
| Connection Ports |
USB-A, DC 5V |
| Rated Voltage |
5V USB / 5V DC |
| Rated Current |
900mA (USB), 2A (DC) |
| Mounting Options |
Desktop stand, 75 × 75 mm VESA, bottom mount |
| Supported Platform |
PC |
| Included Accessories |
Data cable, desktop stand, power adapter |
Moza MGX1000 Instrument Panel Compatibility
| Hardware |
Compatibility |
| MOZA Cockpit Software |
Fully supported for configuration and telemetry synchronization |
| Mounting Systems |
Desktop stand, 75 × 75 mm VESA, bottom mounting points |
| Multi-Panel Setups |
Supports independent PFD or MFD assignment |
| Flight Simulator |
Support |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 |
Native G1000 aircraft supported |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 |
Native G1000 aircraft supported |
| X-Plane 11 |
Supported |
| X-Plane 12 |
Supported |
| Selected Third-Party Aircraft |
COWS DA40, Kodiak 100, and other compatible G1000 aircraft |
Designed for PC flight simulation, the MGX1000 integrates smoothly with MOZA Cockpit software, allowing telemetry-based lighting synchronization, configurable button mapping, and independent PFD or MFD assignment. Thanks to DisplayLink connectivity, multiple displays can be added without consuming HDMI outputs, making complex cockpit builds considerably easier to manage.
The panel is equally comfortable sitting on the included desktop stand or mounted permanently using 75 × 75 mm VESA mounting or the integrated bottom mounting points. Its lightweight construction also places less strain on simulator frames than heavier avionics units, making installation straightforward across a wide range of cockpit designs.
Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, X-Plane 11, and X-Plane 12, the MGX1000 supports native G1000 aircraft along with several popular third-party add-ons. PC is the supported platform; Mac systems and gaming consoles are not supported for this instrument panel.
