DOF Reality P2e 2-Axis Pro Motion Platform (Flight)

The P2e is full-platform 2-axis motion — pitch and roll — built on commercial-grade steel and running roughly 50% faster than our Hero line. Your seat, stick, throttle and pedals bank and pitch as one, so flight finally feels like flight.

The DOF Reality P2e is a 2-axis Pro motion platform that moves you in pitch and roll — the two cues that matter most for fixed-wing and combat flight. This is full-platform motion: the seat and every control move together, so when you roll into a turn or pitch for the climb, your whole body and your hands go with the aircraft. Nothing on the rig is left behind, which is what keeps the sim believable hour after hour.

Pro is the top of the DOF Reality range. Compared to the smooth Hero line, the P2e moves roughly 50% faster, hits harder, and is built from commercial-grade steel rated for serious daily use. In the cockpit that translates to crisp, immediate bank and pitch — you feel the break of a stall, the buffet on the edge of the envelope, and the load of a hard pull instead of just watching them on screen.

At $4,999 it sits at the head of our 2-axis options for pilots who want real authority and headroom to grow. If you want the most convincing pitch-and-roll platform we sell without yet stepping up to yaw, this is the one we'd put in our own hangar.

What’s in the box

• Rigid commercial-grade steel rig (supports both a normal and an F1-style seating pose)
• Mounts for your seat and sliding rails
• Integrated power-drive motors
• 100–240V control unit with USB
• SimRacingStudio software license
• Quick-assembly tools
• Full 1-year warranty

Not included (buy separately): a seat, your yoke or HOTAS stick, throttle and rudder pedals, and a VR headset (optional).

Technical specifications

How it moves

This is a full-platform rig: the seat and all your controls move together, so your hands and feet stay locked to the cockpit exactly as they would in the real thing.

• Pitch — tilts you forward and back so you feel acceleration and braking.
• Roll — tilts side to side so you feel the lean of every corner.

Who it’s for

The P2e is for the serious flight simmer who wants commercial-grade, fast, full-platform motion and isn't satisfied with a seat-mover or an entry rig. If you fly DCS, MSFS or X-Plane regularly and want every bank and pitch to hit with real authority, this is your platform.

• Step down: If you love the idea of full-platform pitch and roll but want a smoother, quieter, more budget-friendly ride, look at the Hero H2 ($2,499) — same two axes, gentler motors, lower price.
• Step up: If you want yaw cues too — rudder, taxi, flat-skid — move to the P3e (from $5,999) for true 3-axis Pro motion, or keep climbing all the way to the six-axis P6e.

Either way, the Pro chassis is designed to grow with you: add an axis when you're ready instead of buying a whole new rig.

Games, platforms & compatibility

The P2e is built for real flight sims, not a short demo list. It supports 27+ titles, including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 & 2020, DCS World, X-Plane 10/11/12, IL-2 Sturmovik, Prepar3D 4.5/5, War Thunder (planes), Star Wars Squadrons, Elite Dangerous, Aerofly FS 2 and Condor 2 gliders. Whether you're flying airliners, warbirds or gliders, the motion is reading real telemetry from the aircraft you're flying.

• PC (Windows): Fully supported across every title above — this is the home platform for serious flight sim.
• Console (PlayStation/Xbox): Works for the select games that send telemetry over the network, and the MagicBox adapter bridges motion for others.
• VR: Fully supported via OpenVR Motion Compensation — Valve Index, Quest/Quest 2, Reverb G2, Vive, Pimax and more — so the cockpit stays locked to your view while the platform moves under you.

For controls, the full-platform design means your HOTAS, stick, throttle and rudder pedals all mount to the rig and move with you — exactly how it should feel. See our DOF support page for the full title and hardware compatibility list.

Complete your rig

• Flight controls: HOTAS Mounts Kit and Honeycomb A+B adapter to bolt your stick, throttle and yoke straight to the moving cockpit
• Seats & harnesses — DOF Reality seat, Sparco R100/R333/Sprint, 4-point harness
• Immersion: SRS UShake 6 tactile cushion, SRS Hurricane wind package, Buttkicker mount
• Practicality: monitor mount, floor mat with DOF shield, protective covers, transport wheels, cable extensions
• Console: the MagicBox adapter bridges motion for PlayStation and Xbox titles that don’t send telemetry natively

See the full Options, Add-Ons & Upgrades guide, or browse all accessories.

Future-proof: upgrade later

Add yaw (P3e from $1,650) or keep climbing — the Pro line upgrades all the way to the six-axis P6e. Every DOF Reality platform is modular — see how the upgrade paths work on our Options & Upgrades page.

Shipping & delivery

Your rig is built to order and ships insured from our European manufacturing partner, door to door with tracking. The current lead time is in the Shipping and Returns tab. It arrives disassembled in two boxes (commercial-grade steel, so it is heavy by design = rigid and durable) and bolts together with the included tools; then you install SimRacingStudio and connect by USB. Any import duties, taxes, or customs charges set by your country are the customer’s responsibility and are not included in the product or shipping price — in line with the manufacturer’s policy. Full details on our Shipping & Delivery page.

Warranty, support & financing

Every platform includes a full 1-year manufacturer warranty, with an optional Extended +1 Year. As an authorized DOF Reality dealer based in the USA, we back every order with free pre-sale consultation and hands-on setup help — and you can split the cost with Shop Pay, Affirm, or Klarna at checkout. Questions before you buy? Talk to us or call (952) 649-5710. See Warranty & Support.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the P2e and the Hero H2?

Both are full-platform 2-axis rigs that move you in pitch and roll. The P2e is the Pro version: commercial-grade steel, roughly 50% faster motion, and stronger, harder-hitting actuators. The H2 uses smooth Hero motors for a gentler, quieter ride at a lower price. If you want maximum authority and durability, choose the P2e; if you want smoothness and value, look at the H2.

Which motion cues do I actually get on a 2-axis platform for flight?

You get pitch and roll — climbing and diving, and banking left and right. For fixed-wing and combat flight these are the two most important cues, since they carry the feel of turns, climbs, dives, stalls and G-loading. If you also want yaw (rudder, taxi, flat-skid feel), step up to the 3-axis P3e.

Will my HOTAS and rudder pedals move with the platform?

Yes. The P2e is full-platform motion, which means your seat and all your controls — stick, throttle and pedals — mount to the rig and move as one unit. Your hands stay locked to the aircraft, so the motion feels natural instead of fighting your inputs.

Can I use the P2e in VR?

Absolutely. It's supported through OpenVR Motion Compensation with headsets like the Valve Index, Quest and Quest 2, Reverb G2, Vive and Pimax. The compensation keeps your virtual cockpit steady relative to your view while the platform moves beneath you — a hugely immersive way to fly.

Can I add more axes later?

Yes — that's the point of the Pro line. You can add yaw by upgrading toward the P3e (from $5,999), and the Pro chassis climbs all the way to the six-axis P6e. You're buying a platform that grows with you, not a dead end.