Thrustmaster TFRP Rudder Pedals
A sliding pedal set with an RJ12 console path through compatible Thrustmaster hardware. Check the host before ordering.
Thrustmaster TFRP vs. Logitech G Pro vs. VelocityOne rudder pedals
MSFS Setup · Methodology · Checked 2026-10-14
Start with the controller you already own. TFRP pedals connect through a supported Thrustmaster host on console. Logitech’s set is a USB choice for Windows PC. Turtle Beach’s VelocityOne Rudder connects to PC by USB or to Xbox through the VelocityOne Flight system.
Short answer
For a console, the host controller sets the pedal connection: Thrustmaster uses the TFRP RJ12 path, while Turtle Beach routes its pedals through VelocityOne Flight on Xbox. Logitech lists its Flight Rudder Pedals for Windows PC. On PC, choose by the rail movement, tension adjustment or pedal width you prefer.
What changes between these models?
| Feature | Thrustmaster TFRP | Logitech G Pro Flight Rudder Pedals | Turtle Beach VelocityOne Rudder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | RJ12 to a supported Thrustmaster host; a USB adapter is another PC path. | USB to a Windows PC. | USB to PC; Xbox connection goes through VelocityOne Flight. |
| Pedal feel and adjustment | Sliding rails with a self-centering rudder axis and toe brakes. | Self-centering pedals, differential toe brakes and an adjustable tension dial. | Non-contact Hall sensors, adjustable pedal width, and replaceable pedal faces and springs. |
| Console fit | Use only with a Thrustmaster device that lists the TFRP connection for that console. | Logitech’s specifications list Windows support. | Xbox requires the Turtle Beach pass-through connection to VelocityOne Flight. |
Products in this comparison
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Logitech G Pro Flight Rudder Pedals
A PC USB set with differential toe brakes and an adjustable center tension dial.
Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals
Adjustable-width pedals with contactless sensors. On Xbox, use the supported VelocityOne Flight pass-through path.
Sources
Checked October 14, 2026: Thrustmaster’s TFRP product page and connection guide; Logitech’s Flight Rudder Pedals page and technical specifications; Turtle Beach’s VelocityOne Rudder page.
For the Thrustmaster connection path, see the rudder pedals setup guide. The PS5 controls hub lists the PlayStation host path; the Xbox hub covers console bridges. For rotorcraft yaw, see the helicopter and warbird controls guide.