Moza expands its flight sim lineup with budget-friendly gear built to deliver authentic force feedback without breaking the bank. After introducing new high-end racing gear, the brand is turning its attention to virtual pilots with a mid-tier force feedback base, a versatile flightstick, and a modular throttle quadrant designed to suit different aircraft styles.
AB6 Flight Simulator and MHB Flightstick
Sitting just below the premium AB9 FFB base and MH16 Flightstick, the AB6 base brings 6 Nm of direct-drive torque to the table, half of the 12 Nm offered by the AB9 but still plenty for convincing, detailed force feedback. It’s engineered to convey precise vibrations and control forces through the stick, enhancing immersion in everything from civilian aviation to combat and space sims. The base also includes eight customizable buttons and two throttle sliders for quick-access controls.
The MHB Flightstick complements the base with a Hall-effect Z-axis rudder for smooth, long-lasting precision and more than 25 mappable inputs to tailor your setup to any cockpit. A two-stage trigger adds granular control for weapons, camera functions, or braking, depending on the sim.
MTQ Throttle Quadrant with modular design
The MTQ Throttle Quadrant is built for flexibility and depth. Out of the box, it features:
– 10 programmable buttons
– 3 rotary knobs
– 3 toggle switches
– A dedicated landing gear lever
Its modular architecture lets you swap throttle modules to match different aircraft styles, from fighters to general aviation. The MTQ ships with the TQF Fighter lever configuration by default, and additional modules are available separately so you can build a custom HOTAS-style setup over time.
Pricing and availability
– AB6 Flight Simulator bundle (base + flightstick): $399
– MHB Flightstick (sold separately): $99
– MTQ Throttle Quadrant: $199
– MTQ add-on modules: $39 each
All items are available starting October 30 via the official store, with wider retailer availability to follow.
Why this matters for sim enthusiasts
Moza’s mid-tier lineup aims to hit the sweet spot between performance and price. The 6 Nm direct-drive AB6 base brings true force feedback to more players, the Hall-effect MHB stick delivers accuracy and durability, and the modular MTQ quadrant lets you scale and customize your cockpit as your interests grow. For newcomers and experienced pilots alike, this release offers a cost-effective way to step up immersion and control without jumping straight into top-tier pricing.
