This thing looks like a pretty serious bit of engineering…
Staring prices seem ‘relatively’ reasonable
But might get a bit more spendy…
The yoke looks very interesting. I’m just not sure how to integrate that into my current setup. With it fully forward it would hit my desk so I might need to raise the desk, then lower the monitor. Otherwise I’d be sitting so far from the screen it would make reading glass cockpits very difficult for me I think.
If the rudder pedals alone are $799, I can see the yoke being $1200-1500 easily.
And all of this is useless unless MSFS natively supports FFB, which I don’t think it does currently even in 2024, or Winwing have developed some easy to integrate software that manages it all, and talks to the sim for its input data.
Either way, when more details come out I will update my FFB device thread with these great looking new addons.
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I wonder if 170nm on the rudder pedals is enough do dislocate or break bones (to make crash landings more realistic…) 
The market is ready for FFB but the flightgames are clearly not. That is why i avoid FFB till Asobo MS decides to support native FFB per aircraft. But they have their hands full with the three trillion FS 2024 bugfixes so i dont think they care.
And…Winwing, MOZA, Virpil, the first manufacturer who creates a desktop FFB joystick is a winner.