ProDeskSim Modular Display Unit sells out first two batches

ProDeskSim’s new 14.9-inch Modular Display Unit sold out its first and second production batches as flight sim buyers moved quickly on a configurable cockpit display. The third batch is now open for orders and is scheduled to ship in November 2026.

Why it matters: - The sellout shows demand for modular cockpit hardware that can work across multiple aircraft instead of serving only one setup. - For home flight sim builders, that can mean less time swapping panels and repositioning software windows between aircraft. - ProDeskSim is using the product to expand beyond aircraft-specific controls into display hardware.

What happened: - ProDeskSim said the first and second production batches of its Modular Display Unit sold out after strong early demand. - The third production batch is now available for order. - Orders from the current batch are scheduled to ship in November 2026. - The announcement was made Sept. 25, 2026, in San Diego.

The details: - The Modular Display Unit is a 14.9-inch touch LCD with a 2560 x 720 resolution. - The display uses interchangeable aircraft overlays to match the layout and look of cockpit instruments across different aircraft types. - ProDeskSim Connect can detect a supported aircraft in the simulator and automatically place compatible avionics displays on the unit. - Supported platforms include Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and X-Plane. - The display also works with Air Manager and Pop Out Manager. - The base package includes Boeing 737, Airbus A319-A321 and general aviation six-pack overlays. - Additional aircraft overlays are sold separately. - The unit includes brightness control, a built-in kickstand, VESA 50 and VESA 75 mounting support and multiple connectivity options. - The first production batch launched at $379, with an MSRP of $425.

Between the lines: - The product is built around flexibility, which fits how many sim users switch between airliners and general aviation aircraft. - That approach reduces the need to buy separate hardware for each cockpit style. - The sellout also suggests the market is responding to display hardware, not just traditional throttle and control products.

What's next: - ProDeskSim said the third production batch is expected to ship in November 2026. - The company plans to keep expanding its modular cockpit lineup. - More information is available on ProDeskSim's website.