Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel: The First Prototype Is Here
Meet the Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel — our first 737 overhead, and it's just reached its first working prototype. Built to mirror a real 737 cockpit and compatible with PMDG, Zibo and Level Up, it's on track to launch in 2026 — and before it does, we want your feedback to make it perfect.
Meet the B107 737 overhead panel
At Rowsfire we've always built flight-sim hardware that mirrors real cockpits and answers what simmers actually need. In 2026 we're bringing that to the Boeing world with the B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel — and the first version is now officially ready.
The B107 is made for pilots who fly the 737. It recreates the operational logic, proportions and button layout of the real overhead so that reaching for a switch feels exactly like the flight deck — turning your desk into a far more immersive 737 cockpit.
Which 737 add-ons it works with
The B107 is designed to work with the most popular 737 aircraft across the major simulators:
The study-level 737 for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
The community favourite 737 for X-Plane.
The popular freeware 737NG.
The iFly 737 MAX for MSFS.
Built to mirror the real cockpit
Every part of the B107 is designed around authenticity: real-cockpit button layout, faithful appearance and proportions, tactile switches with a satisfying feel, and clear backlighting so every legend reads cleanly. The goal is simple — the panel should disappear into your setup and just feel like the real thing.
Because we build for the community, 3D-print files for certain switch components are planned to be available, so you can tailor and maintain parts of your panel yourself.
Help shape it — take the survey
This is where you come in. Only by capturing your real needs and pain points can the B107 become an indispensable part of your cockpit. Our short survey asks for your take on:
How user-friendly the layout feels at a glance.
Anything you'd move, add or rearrange.
Switch action and backlighting effects.
Any function buttons you'd love to see.
What feels fair for a panel like this.
Detailed feedback = higher chance of launch rewards.
Be part of the B107's development
Take two minutes to tell us what a perfect 737 overhead looks like — and unlock priority purchase, discount codes and free accessories.
8 Kommentaren
Is not working for LevelUP 737 please update it soon !
Official Response:
Thank you all for your interest and valuable feedback!
The B107 B737 Overhead (OH) Panel is expected to be released in approximately one week.
Compatibility:
It will work seamlessly with major 737 simulation models, including:
PMDG, Zibo, Level Up, and iFly 737 MAX (MSFS 2024).
Pricing:
The price has not been announced yet. Please wait for the official information on the product launch day.
Regarding switches and hardware details:
At this stage, the panel will not include fully realistic look-and-feel landing light switches, navigation switches, or fuel switches.
However, as a short-term solution, we will provide 3D printing files so home cockpit builders can use them as an interim or emergency option.
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When this comes out. Please make it compatible with the ifly 737max8 for msfs 2024. Thank you for developing an awesome product!
Firstly, Thank You for focusing on the Boeing 747 overhead. It will be on many pilots to-buy list if it holds up to other rowsfire units. I believe the layout to be mostly accurate to the real 737 NG overhead panel. I hope the USB connection will be on the rear of the overhead, a side plug will be in the way of many components in the home cockpit builds. Reset switch is a must for any lockup or malfunction in the unit. Will it have true it look and feel switches for landing lights? Navigation and fuel switches?I see the prototype does not. Analog dials would be a big selling point as well as the price. Hopefully you can keep it affordable.