They sound almost identical. That's pretty cool. The flight model doesn't really bother me that much because I don't know how the real planes fly. So why would I worry about it? As long as it isn't too light or heavy. I'm good.
Yeah, the sound sources are no doubt the same - biggest difference is the audio mixing, and perhaps additional detail streams on the iFly. We can only compare visually to a certain point as the two sims have slightly different lighting models too. Big difference I saw was on how high the engines sit on the Asobo version.
Honestly, if the community support is as big as it is for FS2020, we can probably see some open source freeware mod that adds a lot of extra systems and all for the 737 Max, just like the FlyByWire 32NX.
@@DrHenrik Assuming all the systems work and the FMC isn't buggy, the flight model will probably be better In MS2024 than what Ifly can do in 2020. I'm guessing the default will be fine even for study level. Who knows for sure...
For a default aircraft looks wise the asobo max is very very impressive compared to the 320 and 747 we got in 2020. The ifly of course looks better but the asobo max is not bad at all. It just doesnt WORK it is so broken right now. Once it actually works it will be a fantastic plane for the casual sim audience.
But at the same time, it has way more strut physics than anything ive seen in 2020. The plane actually rocks back and forth a tiny bit and then settled down when he broke hard on the runway. Dont think ive ever seen that in 2020.
The ifly sounds like a server room in the cockpit, or am I missing something, I mean I get it, we are not IRL, but cmon, who could concentrate in a cockpit for 7 hours if it were that loud, I mean I cant imagine even being able hear the ATC properly. I think iFly is in trouble on this one, the max you get with the sim seems really good, and like some commenters said below, there is such a high chance that some open source company like FBW comes through and really upgrades it substantially. iFly is great, is it $60-70 worth, when you are getting a max for free that is at least 60%-70% of what you want, I guess each person will have to decide that on their own.
I like that it's not ear blasting on 2024, but both sound and feel similar. Graphically, obviously 2024 is better. I just want career mode and photography options, that's what made me want to buy the new sim.
iFly never finished their plane from FSX! It was broken and almost was never able to capture an ILS signal. That automatically makes it a no buy for me!
@@TypicalDutchSaysHi Yep! See back in the day add-ons did not cost more than the base game. At the time of iFly's release FSX cost $14.99. Their plane cost $79.99. There was no regulation from MS back then. The plane was a mess and it was never fixed! What I should've stated was that it wouldn't be an automatic purchase for until YOU guys test it out for a year or two and if it works, then MAYBE I would buy it. Sort of like what I'm doing for this mess that's MS 2024!
if you plan on staying on msfs 20 than ifly is your choice but if your moving on to 24 than the default it is still has time to improve while ifly is a finish product another issue would be the port over to 24 how will ifly manage
@@Feerumewhat you mean it ain’t ??!lol….its apart of 2024 it comes with the sim 😂 working titles also worked on the longitude and the 787 all default aircraft’s you are lost.
I think part of the fuselage above the windshield looks a bit odd on ifly version. The angle is too sharp, the real 737 and the Asobo version are a bit smoother.
MSFS 24 looks gorgeous, but you have to tip your hat to iFly, they did an amazing job on that aircraft. The physics look much more on point in 24 as well, even on video it's pretty clear.
Yep, i mean im willing to cough up 169 CAD for the premium deluxe edition of MSFS 2024 but....70 for a single aircraft? I mean its good, probably more realistic but im sorry im not a real pilot lol im not gonna pay 70 per single aircraft the last 3rd party aircraft i bought was the 777 by pmdg and i was like enough of this😂
Remains to be seen how much Asobo include, but they are going more detailed than they have gone with a plane. I would guess they've discussed this with there partners including Inibuilds and I would expect an Inibuilds level of system modelling, we'll see. At the end of the day, it's good to have options.
@@jacks3446 You're just gatekeeping and assuming a default plane can't have all the systems. Some of the latest updates to the default free planes in MSFS2020 are pretty damn accurate and bug free right now. It's very possible the Ifly won't be worth it to anyone (unless they already own it for 2020 and it just carries over to 2024 for free). Also the Ifly currently seems very buggy based on people's review of it, FMC / Autopilot glitches easily.
@@zacharypump5910 gatekeeping a plane i dont plan on ever touching? do you understand the definition of gatekeeping? the iFly is a study level aircraft in pre release right now. Based on what I've seen on the default MAX for 2024, it can barely fly heading select. Enjoy flying a shit plane, not my cup of tea
Yeah, they both look good. I think that the default is OK until PMDG releases their M-8. Also, the universal tablet in PMDG is super easy and a whole lot less complex vs the 'real-world' type tablet. Besides PMDG might -- big might -- give a 'small' discount for us who already owns the NG version.
and it looks like the ND is from the 787, not from the MAX, no idea how anyone can call it "top quality". It looks very nice for a default aircraft, for sure, but it's so much far from being high quality, and I think it will remain on about the same level as the default 747 and 787 in 2020 now.
The ifly is good but im not willing to pay $70 for a handful more of features than the asobo. If the asobo was like 2020's defaults, then i would understand, but they are both very similiar and again, not willing to spend $70 for a couple more features.
Personally, I think the Asobo cockpit looks way better and realistic. Being a person that has being in the cockpit of the MAX many times, the yoke placement and the glareshield design looks weird in the iFly MAX, almost like if the windows were too big, meanwhile in the Asobo variant, it looks sharp and correctly placed. I have a strong feeling that both planes will be undoubtfuly awesome, but in the mean time we'll have to stick with both, iFly and Asobo MAX'es while we wait for the completion of the PMDG variant which will be (personal thoughts) undoubtfuly way better than these. I'll deffo will get the iFly but I'll have to get used to the weird looking cockpit while flying it. Otherwise, the cabin and the rest of the 3D modeling looks insane and very promising.
@@Jmanidol they unfortunately did, they'll begin to focus in a project that sounds to me a lot like the 777X and they're getting their attention back to the MAX once they've completed that secret project. In the mean time, let's hope someone makes at least the MAX 9 variant, either it's an iFly version or a community created aircraft just like they did with the Horizon Sim 787-9. That was the main reason I was waiting for PMDG. Perhaps now that they're delaying the MAX project, and start to work in cooperation with boeing, it'll give them time to work on the MAX 7 and 10 sysyems and give us the complete family :)
Exactly. Ifly team need to take attention to this type of notes. I have not been in a 737 cockpit before, but the first time i saw the ifly 737 in action, i noticed right away the weird 3D dimensions in the cockpit. I assume they didnt use 3D scan technology or they didnt know how to implement it properly in the sim.
This was a preview event near the Grand Canyon where Microsoft hosted content creators, media and influencers. I think they only had a few hours and much of the application was blocked off. However we know FlightControlReplay DLC is now embedded into the MSFS 2024 core sim and features : Normal recorder to replay, with save/ load/ play-pause/ forward/ backward features, Instant replay to check the last minutes of your current flight session, with the ability to resume the flight : replay until the moment when you left and continue, or replay until the last moment that was good and resume to fly better the part that you did bad by clicking on the button Take Plane Control. Fly-by camera available during Replay of recorded flights Ghost plane for formation flying with one AI pilot (customizable position and delay) PlayAsAI to replay your saved flights and simulate complex formation flying with many more aircraft (customizable position as well)
They’re both similar in the sounds department except on takeoff roll, iFly had there’s recorded from a real plane, Asobo’s did too but not to where you can hear the wheels thumping, but it sounds good! Both are on a very similar level but iFly comes out with the better hand sorta
People really in the comments talking up Asobo 737max. I remember when FS2020 was coming out people thought we didnt need FSLabs. They might have been 50% right but still 100% wrong as we did need a third party developer. Also just my opinion but it seems like FS2024 is poorly optimized. The fps just looks choopy here compared to FS2024 but I understand the FS2024 build is a beta build. I wont be preparing for this though personally and will stay with the tried and true FS2020 for now.
Aha now that is interesting, so there is a top-quality 737MAX already implemented in the new FS2024 simulator? From a pure visual point of view some parts of the Microsoft version look way better, for example that round strut under the main cockpit panel and above the rudder pedals is a very strange ugly texture with repetative pattern on the iFly MAX but photorealistic-looking and exactly looking like on real MAX flight deck photos in Google search. The fluffy seats look very good in both versions, the FlyPad looks waaay way better and more interesting in the iFly version, and also the fire extinguisher and many details and the circuit breaker boards look very good in the iFly version (unfortunately no comparison to the MS version here because the camera in the Microsoft MAX is never fully tilted back.) Also I guess the cabin lighting functions and some other special features will be available only in the iFly version which clearly means I absolute need both MAX versions to get the best of two worlds! That is so cool having not one but two high quality 737 MAX to choose from, I am sure a lot of system enhancement mods will be incoming shortly from Working Title and maybe even from FlyByWire. (Because they don´t need to limit themself to Airbus-only.)
"Top quality" is a bit of a stretch. "Pretty decent" quality is more appropriate. While I'm sure it will be fine for lots of people, the iFly is clearly in another league if that is what you want.
iFly’s 2024 version of their plane will be much much better, they’re comparing a plane in the old sim to the new sim. Still, the default ASOBO 737 Max is actually quite impressive and a big upgrade to their previous default aircraft
Thats my point too like the moment i paid almost 110 CAD for the PMDG 777 i was like stop im never gonna pay this much again for a virtual aircraft doesnt matter how good it might be. I get it its an expensive hobby but get a grip with those prices especially in this current economy
Hmm, very interesting . . . Given one is/will be free, and the other is US $54.95, is the difference worth the price? Tough call at this point, but let's see what the final MSFS 2024 version looks like.
Tbh If you have the pmdg 737-800 or 900 I don’t see why you would get the IFly, you are paying 70 more dollars for the same plane but with bigger screens and different engines. Dont get me wrong its and amazing plane but if you already have the PMDG products and you are on edge then it probably isn’t worth it.
@@managed9348 That is subjective. The MSFS24 looks a bit darker than the iFly but that doesn't mean they are worse or better just different. So, stop being an iFly soy boi, it's not going to get you the airplane for free. haha
@@ImpendingJoker I’m buying it I know what a proper addon looks like that 2024 version looks like bredok 3D…there is ZERO detail in that cockpit zero. Get yours eyes check…coloring is not the problem.
Comparing another pile of steaming garbage from Asobo with a professional standard addon? How does the Asobo one handle RF legs? How does the Asobo one go for single engine handling and HUD configuration? Yea steaming garbage from Asobo..
Runway textures in MSFS 2020 have always been awful. Really weird decisions to make the entire world look so real in a flight simulator but leave so much to be desired when it comes to airport and runways textures!
You're seeing generic textures of course in these videos. At least in MSFS 2024 they will be updated and the renderer will support higher ground texture resolutions as well, so they should look better.
MSFS2024 is absolutely not worth of paying full price for like a new game. In fact it's more like an airplane pack or DLC for MSFS2020. I doubt if most of the players will see any significant differences between these 2. MSFS2020 was groundbreaking with terrain generation and real world map, MSFS2024 is just a little polished sequel with some missions - that's all.
So is the MSFS 2024 flight model not improved then, how the hell can an addon in 2020 still be better than 2024 with all the improvements they have been advertising. Lost my excitement
Could you explain yourself a bit more and also you have to take in consideration this is a comparison between a default airplane vs. a very high quality premium payware aircraft. Idk what are you really expecting... The default one isn't even bad for what it is.
what the fuck bro? Of course a flight model, that is included into the base of the simulator, is not as good as a payware flight model. In addition, the Ifly 737 Max costs as much as the whole standard edition of Msfs 2024. You can not expect a standard flight model to be as good as a payware model, that costs as much as the whole simulator
Because asobo dont/cant put the time and effort into these planes that dedicated aircraft developers that spend years can. Having a much more detailed flight model doesnt mean you can get perfect flight dynamics right away. There are horrible planes in xplane as well even with their great flight modelling for example. Also, stop forming your opinion based on one person. Especially that one person who isn't even a pilot let alone a 737 pilot. You sound silly. As if you want ANY reason to justify your dislike of 2024.
For me , iFly is better in everything :) people there must be high or something . But whatever , 1000 people , 1000 tastes :) since i am not going to buy MSFS2024 anytime soon , iFly will probably be the best and only option (since PMDG kinda ditched it) . But to be fair , WT did great job .. we all know Bredok level MAX shi*te right ? :D :D
if you buy the 737 from asobo it comes with a whole game for free
Hes right tho
U get the 737 with 100+ aircraft included too
@yankeeromeoalpha didnt mean it like that but ok 🫤
I know right and some folks still complain at the cost.
What’s the link to get that deal?
You should have paused the side by side of whatever side was not giving out sound you didn’t really give either side a chance to show case the sounds
why does the ifly sound like it has an afterburner in the outside view?
It's realistic jet wash sounds
They sound almost identical. That's pretty cool. The flight model doesn't really bother me that much because I don't know how the real planes fly. So why would I worry about it? As long as it isn't too light or heavy. I'm good.
Yeah, the sound sources are no doubt the same - biggest difference is the audio mixing, and perhaps additional detail streams on the iFly. We can only compare visually to a certain point as the two sims have slightly different lighting models too. Big difference I saw was on how high the engines sit on the Asobo version.
Honestly, if the community support is as big as it is for FS2020, we can probably see some open source freeware mod that adds a lot of extra systems and all for the 737 Max, just like the FlyByWire 32NX.
I think the default will be enough for me.
why?
@@DrHenrik for Him
@@DrHenrik Assuming all the systems work and the FMC isn't buggy, the flight model will probably be better In MS2024 than what Ifly can do in 2020. I'm guessing the default will be fine even for study level. Who knows for sure...
@@zacharypump5910default and study level? No way. The main audience does not want to study before flying
Ifly 737max 8 + FS2024 graphics 😋
this, was thinking how good the ground textures look in FS2024 compared to FS2020
For a default aircraft looks wise the asobo max is very very impressive compared to the 320 and 747 we got in 2020. The ifly of course looks better but the asobo max is not bad at all. It just doesnt WORK it is so broken right now. Once it actually works it will be a fantastic plane for the casual sim audience.
To mean it looks like the MSFS24 model sits too high on the landing gear, like there is no strut compression.
But at the same time, it has way more strut physics than anything ive seen in 2020. The plane actually rocks back and forth a tiny bit and then settled down when he broke hard on the runway. Dont think ive ever seen that in 2020.
Might be carrying no payload and low fuel.
The sound of the MSFS2024 FMC is so nice!
get an actually good comment and then post it, you sound like a bot
idk why but the ifly cockpit looks soo 2d compared to other aircrafts
As Blu proceeds....to give us what we neeed!
Both of them look great on their own way.
The ifly sounds like a server room in the cockpit, or am I missing something, I mean I get it, we are not IRL, but cmon, who could concentrate in a cockpit for 7 hours if it were that loud, I mean I cant imagine even being able hear the ATC properly. I think iFly is in trouble on this one, the max you get with the sim seems really good, and like some commenters said below, there is such a high chance that some open source company like FBW comes through and really upgrades it substantially. iFly is great, is it $60-70 worth, when you are getting a max for free that is at least 60%-70% of what you want, I guess each person will have to decide that on their own.
I agree.
I like that it's not ear blasting on 2024, but both sound and feel similar. Graphically, obviously 2024 is better. I just want career mode and photography options, that's what made me want to buy the new sim.
iFly never finished their plane from FSX! It was broken and almost was never able to capture an ILS signal. That automatically makes it a no buy for me!
Did Microsoft ever finish their former products? So an automatic no buy too?
@@TypicalDutchSaysHi Yep! See back in the day add-ons did not cost more than the base game. At the time of iFly's release FSX cost $14.99. Their plane cost $79.99. There was no regulation from MS back then. The plane was a mess and it was never fixed!
What I should've stated was that it wouldn't be an automatic purchase for until YOU guys test it out for a year or two and if it works, then MAYBE I would buy it. Sort of like what I'm doing for this mess that's MS 2024!
2:58 why does it spool up when you go into external view?
Yeah. There will probably something like FBW A320 but for 737max will release later on
if you plan on staying on msfs 20 than ifly is your choice but if your moving on to 24 than the default it is still has time to improve while ifly is a finish product another issue would be the port over to 24 how will ifly manage
The stabilizers are more accurate in the Asobo MAX, But IFLY takes the rest
I hate how the pfd is so dark by default but I know you can change it but it irks me so much
Whoever thinks that a default aircraft is better than a high level possibly even study level aircraft, is out of their minds sorry.
The landing was a complete joke for 2024, horrible flight physics.
It's not a default aircraft, it's an aircraft made by Working Title AND in this video the FS24 and 737M WT are not finished yet
@@Feerumethat’s like saying the inibuilds a320 is incredible…working title is no where near iFly.
@@Feerumewhat you mean it ain’t ??!lol….its apart of 2024 it comes with the sim 😂 working titles also worked on the longitude and the 787 all default aircraft’s you are lost.
Honestly it just shows what type of simmer they are.
The default 737 Max is good enough for me to be honest
Same, I might still buy the IFly but I’m perfectly fine with the asobo
It's all about systems and flight models
@@jostmathe even then, the asobo won’t be as good as the ifly but it is good enough for some.
why tho ?
@@DrHenrik because not everyone wants the highest of fidelity when we already have a free one.
I think part of the fuselage above the windshield looks a bit odd on ifly version. The angle is too sharp, the real 737 and the Asobo version are a bit smoother.
if excluded graphics, of course the iFly wins; its the simulation depth that counts for me ;)
MSFS 24 looks gorgeous, but you have to tip your hat to iFly, they did an amazing job on that aircraft. The physics look much more on point in 24 as well, even on video it's pretty clear.
I guess both aircraft are good in their own way, and comes down to what each individual simmer wants
more polished in ifly max8, great post
Sorry iFly but 737M by Working Title is enough, not gonna spend 70 usd now
I'm going to get the ifly on day one but I think the default max will be enough for many people.
Yep, i mean im willing to cough up 169 CAD for the premium deluxe edition of MSFS 2024 but....70 for a single aircraft? I mean its good, probably more realistic but im sorry im not a real pilot lol im not gonna pay 70 per single aircraft the last 3rd party aircraft i bought was the 777 by pmdg and i was like enough of this😂
MSFS Max 8 looks great. Unless the functionality inside the cock pit is dumbed down by ALOT. I see no reason to waste money on the iFly Max 8.
Remains to be seen how much Asobo include, but they are going more detailed than they have gone with a plane. I would guess they've discussed this with there partners including Inibuilds and I would expect an Inibuilds level of system modelling, we'll see. At the end of the day, it's good to have options.
if you are a casual simmer that doesn't know anything about airliners, sure!
@@jacks3446 You're just gatekeeping and assuming a default plane can't have all the systems. Some of the latest updates to the default free planes in MSFS2020 are pretty damn accurate and bug free right now. It's very possible the Ifly won't be worth it to anyone (unless they already own it for 2020 and it just carries over to 2024 for free). Also the Ifly currently seems very buggy based on people's review of it, FMC / Autopilot glitches easily.
@@zacharypump5910 gatekeeping a plane i dont plan on ever touching? do you understand the definition of gatekeeping? the iFly is a study level aircraft in pre release right now. Based on what I've seen on the default MAX for 2024, it can barely fly heading select. Enjoy flying a shit plane, not my cup of tea
Yeah, they both look good. I think that the default is OK until PMDG releases their M-8. Also, the universal tablet in PMDG is super easy and a whole lot less complex vs the 'real-world' type tablet. Besides PMDG might -- big might -- give a 'small' discount for us who already owns the NG version.
Yeah, how about you do a PMDG vs iFly 737!!!!
There's no PMDG 737 max buddy
@@cowboyent1309 no shit sherlock
@@cowboyent1309 and
@@cowboyent1309 still its the same plane
@@LukeT23676you cant do a comparison on two different things
How does the FMC compare? Satisfactory LNAV & VNAV? A/T ? Thanks!
What happened with Mfs2024 max flat low part engines?
Does add ons in Fs2020 works in 2024?
Yes, so I've have heard.
Lol - the 2024 plane still has the FO PFD as a copy/paste of PF instead of the correct (iFly) mirror.
and it looks like the ND is from the 787, not from the MAX, no idea how anyone can call it "top quality". It looks very nice for a default aircraft, for sure, but it's so much far from being high quality, and I think it will remain on about the same level as the default 747 and 787 in 2020 now.
The ifly is good but im not willing to pay $70 for a handful more of features than the asobo. If the asobo was like 2020's defaults, then i would understand, but they are both very similiar and again, not willing to spend $70 for a couple more features.
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get rekt by Asobo default aircraft again ya cheapskate
Ifly looks so much better on graphics and sound....
Personally, I think the Asobo cockpit looks way better and realistic. Being a person that has being in the cockpit of the MAX many times, the yoke placement and the glareshield design looks weird in the iFly MAX, almost like if the windows were too big, meanwhile in the Asobo variant, it looks sharp and correctly placed. I have a strong feeling that both planes will be undoubtfuly awesome, but in the mean time we'll have to stick with both, iFly and Asobo MAX'es while we wait for the completion of the PMDG variant which will be (personal thoughts) undoubtfuly way better than these.
I'll deffo will get the iFly but I'll have to get used to the weird looking cockpit while flying it. Otherwise, the cabin and the rest of the 3D modeling looks insane and very promising.
I couldn't agree more with you.
Think pmdg pushed the max back for another project in the last week, so might be awhile for it sadly :(
@@Jmanidol they unfortunately did, they'll begin to focus in a project that sounds to me a lot like the 777X and they're getting their attention back to the MAX once they've completed that secret project.
In the mean time, let's hope someone makes at least the MAX 9 variant, either it's an iFly version or a community created aircraft just like they did with the Horizon Sim 787-9. That was the main reason I was waiting for PMDG.
Perhaps now that they're delaying the MAX project, and start to work in cooperation with boeing, it'll give them time to work on the MAX 7 and 10 sysyems and give us the complete family :)
Exactly. Ifly team need to take attention to this type of notes. I have not been in a 737 cockpit before, but the first time i saw the ifly 737 in action, i noticed right away the weird 3D dimensions in the cockpit. I assume they didnt use 3D scan technology or they didnt know how to implement it properly in the sim.
This aircraft is awful.
The default ms24 one is impressive to be fair but obviously iFly is the superior product
Why is that obvious? in what way?
Medeled cabin texture?
Asobo: oh i’m not Ready…
Can you show us how the replay mode works bud in msf 24.👍
This was a preview event near the Grand Canyon where Microsoft hosted content creators, media and influencers. I think they only had a few hours and much of the application was blocked off. However we know FlightControlReplay DLC is now embedded into the MSFS 2024 core sim and features :
Normal recorder to replay, with save/ load/ play-pause/ forward/ backward features,
Instant replay to check the last minutes of your current flight session, with the ability to resume the flight : replay until the moment when you left and continue, or replay until the last moment that was good and resume to fly better the part that you did bad by clicking on the button Take Plane Control.
Fly-by camera available during Replay of recorded flights
Ghost plane for formation flying with one AI pilot (customizable position and delay)
PlayAsAI to replay your saved flights and simulate complex formation flying with many more aircraft (customizable position as well)
@@dtrjones Thanks for the update bud , can't wait to watch my landings.👍
I want to see the cabin.
How do you have acces to msfs 2024
And what about C17 or A400M? Everyone only show the Boeing... I would like to see the Airbus helicopter too.
ifly overall seems better in the end regarding systems and sounds.
Ifly cost $69 and the asobo one is free with the game, so ifly is expected to be better than asobo's.
@@XHMaiDi I agree, very much looking foward to the ifly.
They’re both similar in the sounds department except on takeoff roll, iFly had there’s recorded from a real plane, Asobo’s did too but not to where you can hear the wheels thumping, but it sounds good! Both are on a very similar level but iFly comes out with the better hand sorta
Still to early to tell until the final release of 2024
How can I join the discord server?
The default 737 is enough, to be honest I don't see any difference between them.
Great comparison btw.
Cheers!!!
Nice comparison. I def can't compare since I have never flown the real thing. I will ask someone who flies the MAX.
People really in the comments talking up Asobo 737max. I remember when FS2020 was coming out people thought we didnt need FSLabs. They might have been 50% right but still 100% wrong as we did need a third party developer. Also just my opinion but it seems like FS2024 is poorly optimized. The fps just looks choopy here compared to FS2024 but I understand the FS2024 build is a beta build. I wont be preparing for this though personally and will stay with the tried and true FS2020 for now.
Many thanks for all your hard work bud, much appreciated love your vids.👍
Not hard to see which one takes it all!!!
Aha now that is interesting, so there is a top-quality 737MAX already implemented in the new FS2024 simulator? From a pure visual point of view some parts of the Microsoft version look way better, for example that round strut under the main cockpit panel and above the rudder pedals is a very strange ugly texture with repetative pattern on the iFly MAX but photorealistic-looking and exactly looking like on real MAX flight deck photos in Google search.
The fluffy seats look very good in both versions, the FlyPad looks waaay way better and more interesting in the iFly version, and also the fire extinguisher and many details and the circuit breaker boards look very good in the iFly version (unfortunately no comparison to the MS version here because the camera in the Microsoft MAX is never fully tilted back.)
Also I guess the cabin lighting functions and some other special features will be available only in the iFly version which clearly means I absolute need both MAX versions to get the best of two worlds!
That is so cool having not one but two high quality 737 MAX to choose from, I am sure a lot of system enhancement mods will be incoming shortly from Working Title and maybe even from FlyByWire. (Because they don´t need to limit themself to Airbus-only.)
That there will be a default 7373Max within MSFS2024 is known for a few moths now. 😁
"Top quality" is a bit of a stretch. "Pretty decent" quality is more appropriate. While I'm sure it will be fine for lots of people, the iFly is clearly in another league if that is what you want.
iFly’s 2024 version of their plane will be much much better, they’re comparing a plane in the old sim to the new sim. Still, the default ASOBO 737 Max is actually quite impressive and a big upgrade to their previous default aircraft
I fly wins but for asobo quality there’s is quite good
Is the ifly available to come on Xbox?
Sadly no
The Asobo 737s cockpit looks like a toy plane
why dlss on 2020? looks so hilariously bad lol
I fly sounds more reallistic
both can fly
1) PMDG 737 2) iFly 737 3)MSFS 737
Just look at the engine model. Not even close.
Godfrey Walk
For me it’s quite similar. It’s not worth buying it for 70$ when you get a default
Thats my point too like the moment i paid almost 110 CAD for the PMDG 777 i was like stop im never gonna pay this much again for a virtual aircraft doesnt matter how good it might be. I get it its an expensive hobby but get a grip with those prices especially in this current economy
Im buying this plane just for the sounds. I have the PMDG 737 and I don’t remember the sound being this good. Have you heard the flap sounds? 😍😍😍😍
Ifly includ EFb game not simulator
Is there a cabin on the default 2024 ?
ifly max looks more realistic
Hmm, very interesting . . . Given one is/will be free, and the other is US $54.95, is the difference worth the price? Tough call at this point, but let's see what the final MSFS 2024 version looks like.
Wait what? Which one is “free” vs 55$? I have been wondering what the price and release of the ifly max is
@@shinbetE 70usd, 42 if you own it for p3dv5
2024 MAX engine sounds more realistic
MSFS 2024 737 MAX LOOKS TOO DARK
I’ve been in one and the darker textures look more accurate
@@Arkid77777 interesting. the systems in each aircraft will be the x factor. personally, I'll be flying the pmdg 737-800 in msfs2024
I see the same bad LOD on the ai aircrafts landing gears in 2024, just popping in to view. What a shame.
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mcas system works ?
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MSFS20 terrain and rendering looks better...too much bloom in 24
Bouing for microsoft better than ifly for 70 dollars
Tbh If you have the pmdg 737-800 or 900 I don’t see why you would get the IFly, you are paying 70 more dollars for the same plane but with bigger screens and different engines. Dont get me wrong its and amazing plane but if you already have the PMDG products and you are on edge then it probably isn’t worth it.
msfs2024 cockpit textures look better to me
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Guys mind you there is video proof of the differences and he still said that 0:54
It’s a little unfair on iFly to compare textures because of how much better the new engine is compared to the previous simulator
@@managed9348 That is subjective. The MSFS24 looks a bit darker than the iFly but that doesn't mean they are worse or better just different. So, stop being an iFly soy boi, it's not going to get you the airplane for free. haha
@@ImpendingJoker I’m buying it I know what a proper addon looks like that 2024 version looks like bredok 3D…there is ZERO detail in that cockpit zero. Get yours eyes check…coloring is not the problem.
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Very excited to get the 737 max. Pmdg is still charging like 60$ for it they are crazy lol
Comparing another pile of steaming garbage from Asobo with a professional standard addon? How does the Asobo one handle RF legs? How does the Asobo one go for single engine handling and HUD configuration? Yea steaming garbage from Asobo..
For the asobo one I'm so disappointed that they used their standard sounds... sounds the same like the A320neo v1 😐
Overall graphics look better in 2020
I love the comments by "wannabe pilots" who think they know it all. It's with the sim , so let it be!
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There is no sense to compare
Runway textures in MSFS 2020 have always been awful. Really weird decisions to make the entire world look so real in a flight simulator but leave so much to be desired when it comes to airport and runways textures!
You're seeing generic textures of course in these videos. At least in MSFS 2024 they will be updated and the renderer will support higher ground texture resolutions as well, so they should look better.
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Msfs 2024 sound is so much better
The difference is that the ifly will actually work 😂
conclusion: the old 737 max is shit. Even swiss001 hated it.
MSFS2024 is absolutely not worth of paying full price for like a new game. In fact it's more like an airplane pack or DLC for MSFS2020. I doubt if most of the players will see any significant differences between these 2. MSFS2020 was groundbreaking with terrain generation and real world map, MSFS2024 is just a little polished sequel with some missions - that's all.
The inside of the 20224 max looks like bredok3d quality
Literally
@@managed9348 We still have some time to wait so maybe itll look better
How? It looks good to me
@@Arkid77777 go watch some bredok 3d 737 max videos then come back
The default 737 max sounds better
Lmao say what lmaooo ok
Nah
So is the MSFS 2024 flight model not improved then, how the hell can an addon in 2020 still be better than 2024 with all the improvements they have been advertising. Lost my excitement
Could you explain yourself a bit more and also you have to take in consideration this is a comparison between a default airplane vs. a very high quality premium payware aircraft. Idk what are you really expecting... The default one isn't even bad for what it is.
what the fuck bro? Of course a flight model, that is included into the base of the simulator, is not as good as a payware flight model. In addition, the Ifly 737 Max costs as much as the whole standard edition of Msfs 2024. You can not expect a standard flight model to be as good as a payware model, that costs as much as the whole simulator
Because asobo dont/cant put the time and effort into these planes that dedicated aircraft developers that spend years can. Having a much more detailed flight model doesnt mean you can get perfect flight dynamics right away. There are horrible planes in xplane as well even with their great flight modelling for example.
Also, stop forming your opinion based on one person. Especially that one person who isn't even a pilot let alone a 737 pilot. You sound silly. As if you want ANY reason to justify your dislike of 2024.
For me , iFly is better in everything :) people there must be high or something . But whatever , 1000 people , 1000 tastes :) since i am not going to buy MSFS2024 anytime soon , iFly will probably be the best and only option (since PMDG kinda ditched it) . But to be fair , WT did great job .. we all know Bredok level MAX shi*te right ? :D :D