This panel feels fantastic! It is clearly well built, and uses premium materials for everything. To put it bluntly, it actually feels like a real panel instead of feeling like a play toy. If I had to give some sort of feedback on the physical parts of the panel, I'd say that I wish the buttons had more of a clicky feeling when pressing them in. I wouldn't say that they're necessarily super "squishy" (just a little) or anything like that, but it would be nice and satisfying if they had more of a distinct click sound when pressing them in and solid feeling. This is where I'm subtracting a star for. Nonetheless, this panel adds some really great immersion to the ATS/ETS experience, especially when paired with a force feedback wheel, pedals, and gear shift and allows you to heavily cut down on needing to use a keyboard/mouse for functions. Even if all you use is a game controller or keyboard steering, I think this would still benefit you very well! Love that the lighting is configurable too, and that the text/labels of each button is actually legible and crisp even with the lights turned on. Easy to setup in-game as well, you quite literally just go into the controls of ATS/ETS and just make sure the panel is selected as an input method, then click each function in-game and press the button on the panel to "link" it to the function in-game. One negative is that I can't seem to get ATS or ETS to pickup the panel in Linux. I can see that my PC picks it up when listing connected USB devices, but the game doesn't seem to pick it up. I won't count this in my overall rating though since they don't advertise Linux support here on Amazon (though I did see another store online where they did) - thankfully since I dual boot, I can still utilize the panel in Windows just fine. In the future, maybe someone can write a driver or a patch that makes it work. The other downside is that the clamps that are included are a little confusing to setup for the first time, as the instructions are a little vague and could use more clarification. What you do is the "short" side of the clamp rods go into the panel, and then you leave a bit of it out so that the long side can hang over your desk/table. The little screw on things (sorry, I don't know the actual term for them - I'm a software guy, not a hardware guy!) then screw on to the long side of the rods and screw "upwards" so that they create a lock between the panel and the underside of your desk/table. Keep in mind however that they warn you not to screw it in too tightly. After you've set it up for the first time, you won't have a problem setting it up again. They're really sturdy too, and I love that pulling and pushing the parking brake doesn't cause the entire panel to move around. So while the initial learning curve/setup of the clamps is a negative point, its not a strong enough point to be used in the overall rating factor since its only a problem once. As a note to the company, I really wish your upgraded version of this panel had clamps. I was originally going to get the larger/more expensive one until I saw there were no clamps, which was a flat out dealbreaker and so I got this one instead. I do not know why the clamps aren't included in the more premium version. The larger version apparently has VESA mount support, but most VESA mounts are designed for monitors and I couldn't find one that would really apply to a panel like this. If you ever make a revised model, *please* be sure to include clamp support, as I'd love to pickup one that has more buttons but without a clamp I'd be forced to lay it on my desk which is not great. Read more

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Ich suchte zur Zeit ATS und mit der Sim -Boxacht es noch mehr Laune Read more

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Works as it should. Easy to set up. Read more