Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel — Specs & Compatibility

Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel — Specs & Compatibility

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🛠️ New Product · Prototype Reveal

Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 Overhead Panel: The First Prototype Is Here

By Jerry Az December 22, 2025 4 min read Boeing 737 · Launching 2026

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.

Shape it & get rewarded: the more detailed your feedback in our short survey, the higher your chance to unlock exclusive perks — priority purchase, discount codes and free accessories at launch.

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.

Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 overhead panel prototype
The first working prototype of the Rowsfire B107 737 overhead panel.

Which 737 add-ons it works with

The B107 is designed to work with the most popular 737 aircraft across the major simulators:

PMDG 737

The study-level 737 for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Zibo 737

The community favourite 737 for X-Plane.

Level Up 737NG

The popular freeware 737NG.

iFly 737 MAX

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.

Rowsfire B107 Boeing 737 overhead panel button layout and backlight
Real-cockpit button layout, tactile switches and backlighting.

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:

Overall design

How user-friendly the layout feels at a glance.

Button layout

Anything you'd move, add or rearrange.

Feel & backlight

Switch action and backlighting effects.

Extra functions

Any function buttons you'd love to see.

Price expectation

What feels fair for a panel like this.

Your perks

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.

Frequently asked questions

Which simulators and aircraft does the B107 support?
The B107 is built for the popular 737 add-ons — PMDG 737 and iFly 737 MAX on Microsoft Flight Simulator, and Zibo 737 and Level Up 737NG on X-Plane.
When will the Rowsfire B107 launch?
The first working prototype is ready now, and the B107 is on track to launch in 2026. Joining the feedback survey is the best way to hear about availability first.
How much will the B107 cost?
Pricing hasn't been announced yet — and that's partly up to you. The survey asks what feels fair, and detailed responses can unlock discount codes and priority purchase at launch.
How can I get early or priority access?
Fill in the feedback survey. The more detailed your input, the higher your chance to unlock exclusive perks — priority purchase rights, discount codes and free accessories.
Are 3D-print files available for the B107?
Yes — 3D-print files for certain switch components are planned, so you can customise and maintain parts of your panel yourself.

8 commentaires

MP
MP

Needs some analog dials

Chris G
Chris G

The layout is nice but can be more realistic, The airbus that you have looks more realistic than B737 panel. overall great panel , When is it coming out and what is the price rang?

Bill
Bill

What will dimensions be on tge 738 panel and XP12 zibo 738 compatible? Hiw mant USB plugs will it rake?

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