Javasimulation MCDU Hardware

[brinx 229]

Has anyone tried the javasimulation's MCDU hardware. The site seems a bit unprofessional with text like "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet," on there. I'm trying to see if they are a legit company, but I can't find much information about them. They are selling the MCDU for $420 USD which is a lot cheaper than other offerings that I've seen.

 

[eslader 1,557]

I was looking at that too, but I couldn't find many reviews on it. I mainly found several posts talking about how they ordered it, and months later still didn't get it. I also found a couple saying they got it, it was low quality, they returned it on their own shipping dime and never received a refund.  Given those and not one single positive review anywhere that wasn't obviously written by the vendor, I'll give it a pass.

 

[JackLarkin 1]

In my opinion, this site is a scam.  Let's start with the lack (or non-existence) of reviews.  The only comments are from people that are waiting on their product.  Then, look at the company's landing page.  Not only do they spell "welcome" wrong but they can't even get the spelling of their name right.  I plugged Javasimulator.com into sites that verify websites and it does come back that they are in Thailand but no other information exists.  The trust level is at 14% which basically means don't trust them.  If you look at bottom of their website, it gives information about the company but I plugged that into Google Translator and it detects that is in a language called Oromo.  I googled this and it is a language from Ethiopia.  Most email scams I get are from Africa.  So, you decide if this is a scam!!

[FrankR409 514]

7 minutes ago, JackLarkin said:

In my opinion, this site is a scam.  Let's start with the lack (or non-existence) of reviews.  The only comments are from people that are waiting on their product.  Then, look at the company's landing page.  Not only do they spell "welcome" wrong but they can't even get the spelling of their name right.  I plugged Javasimulator.com into sites that verify websites and it does come back that they are in Thailand but no other information exists.  The trust level is at 14% which basically means don't trust them.  If you look at bottom of their website, it gives information about the company but I plugged that into Google Translator and it detects that is in a language called Oromo.  I googled this and it is a language from Ethiopia.  Most email scams I get are from Africa.  So, you decide if this is a scam!!

They must think that flysimmers are stoopid or sumthing.

[JackLarkin 1]

21 hours ago, FrankR409 said:

They must think that flysimmers are stoopid or sumthing.

wall sed!

[charliearon 2,890]

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/interesting-new-a320-a32nx-sim-hardware/457051/6

Wonder if they are related to the Kick Starter guy from Hong Kong?

[BigT8 0]

All these comments are completely false. I ordered the Java simulator MCDU and it just came after only waiting a month which is a short amount of time considering the fact that I live in the U.S.A. and it came from China being handmade. The quality is amazing and I can see how it would be hard to believe that it is so cheap since most things involving flight simulator gear are really expensive for even the most simple things. I can assure you though that it isn't a scam and is well worth the wait and price.

[somiller 694]

4 hours ago, BigT8 said:

All these comments are completely false. I ordered the Java simulator MCDU and it just came after only waiting a month which is a short amount of time considering the fact that I live in the U.S.A. and it came from China being handmade. The quality is amazing and I can see how it would be hard to believe that it is so cheap since most things involving flight simulator gear are really expensive for even the most simple things. I can assure you though that it isn't a scam and is well worth the wait and price.

Says a new AVSIM member with one post...likely the vendor.