The MOZA MGX1000 Instrument Panel brings a true-to-life Garmin G1000 glass cockpit to your home flight simulator. Built as a 1:1 replica of the real avionics suite, it faithfully reproduces the G1000’s panel size, button and switch layout, and operating logic around a premium 10.4-inch IPS display. Whether you’re building a dedicated general aviation cockpit or upgrading a desktop setup, the MGX1000 delivers professional-grade immersion, realism, and ease of integration.<\/p>\n
At the heart of the panel is a top-tier 10.4-inch IPS screen that matches the exact physical dimensions of a real G1000. With a 1024 \u00d7 768 resolution, richly saturated color, and up to 500 nits of brightness, high-resolution charts and avionics detail stay crisp and clear in both bright daytime and dim night flying. Everything connects over a single USB 3.0 cable using DisplayLink technology, carrying both the screen feed and key mapping without an HDMI line \u2014 freeing up the scarce GPU port that sim pilots need for their main displays.<\/p>\n
Designed for both standalone use and modular cockpit builds, the MGX1000 pairs seamlessly with additional panels and MOZA flight controls to support a wide range of simulator configurations, making it one of the highest-quality and easiest-to-integrate G1000 hardware solutions in its class.<\/p>\n
A precision-engineered 1:1 panel layout recreates the exact look, feel, and workflow of the Garmin G1000. Heavy weighted rotary knobs with crisp, well-defined detents and tactile silicone keys give clear physical feedback and resist mis-touches, while the integrated 7-way ALPS joystick switch precisely mirrors the real avionics logic \u2014 combining four-way panning, rotary zoom, and press selection in a single control.<\/p>\n
The 10.4-inch IPS display matches the dimensions of a real G1000 panel, delivering vivid color reproduction, sharp detail, and up to 500 nits of adjustable brightness. The result is an uncompromising, immersive view that stays legible whether you’re flying a sunny approach or a night departure.<\/p>\n
DisplayLink video transmission eliminates the need for HDMI cables and dedicated GPU ports. Both the display feed and control mapping travel over a single USB 3.0 cable, dramatically simplifying multi-display cockpit setups and reducing graphics card load \u2014 an ideal solution for advanced cockpit builders juggling several screens.<\/p>\n
Screen brightness, character illumination, and button-status lighting are all independently adjustable. Dual brightness sensors automatically adapt character and button lighting to your room, and telemetry-based lighting synchronization through MOZA Cockpit keeps the whole cockpit atmosphere cohesive in real time.<\/p>\n
Engineered with a slim, lightweight one-piece body that minimizes mounting stress, the MGX1000 fits almost any build. It supports the included upright desktop stand, aluminum-profile cockpit rigs, standard 75 \u00d7 75 mm VESA mounting, and integrated chassis\/bottom mounting points. For dual-screen builds, a VESA connector plate joins two units into a full PFD + MFD configuration.<\/p>\n
The MGX1000 works with all native G1000 aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, as well as X-Plane 11 and 12. This includes every default G1000 aircraft plus popular third-party add-ons such as the COWS DA40 and Kodiak 100. Flexible screen mirroring and fully customizable button mapping mean it works with virtually any G1000-equipped aircraft, and each unit can be independently assigned as a Primary Flight Display (PFD) or Multi-Function Display (MFD).<\/p>\n