I need to buy some new pedals and decided to get Logitech G Pro ones.  I realise that Logitech took over Saitek (as far as pedals are concerned at least) about five years ago.

Why then do I get offered Saitek PZ35 pedals - brand new.  Surely anything made that long ago hit the market long before now.  These are from a major retailer in the UK at about £130.   Is there a difference between PZ35 and G Pro?   Can I assume they are synonymous?

Can anyone clarify the situation please?

I can't sure for all products, but as what I had with both, 2 rudder pedal and 2 throttle quadrant respectively from saitek and logitech, they are fully interchangeable.

When I switch from old saitek one to new logitech one, I didn't need to install new driver or to re assign them in game.

Thanks C2615,  That's encouraging.

To the best of my knowledge, the PZ35 and G Pro are the same product. I believe the dome in the middle of the tension dial is a different colour but that seems to be all. I think it's unnecessarily confusing to use the word 'Pro' when renaming the product. Perhaps they hoped some people would 'upgrade' to the 'new' product?🤔

Thanks 109Sqn,

It is confusing certainly and I'm surprised more people haven't queried it.  I'm going ahead with buying the PZ35 because the retailer confirms if I'm not happy when I get it I can send it back! 

Thanks for your reply and happy flying.

Rog

I can wind this up by reporting that the pedals arrived (and work).  The problem was caused by sloppy retailing as when the item arrived there was absolutely no mention of Saitek on the packaging or the product.  They are Logitech.

I was under the impression that the Saitek name was used in some regions and the Logitech name in others but I guess it's more complicated than that.