Following the acquisition of Fanatec by Corsair, the German manufacturer of sim-racing peripherals is doing extremely well on the world market. Its products are available, and the brand has even released new equipment, including steering wheels and a replacement for...
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Moza Active Shifter : My Opinion on this Gear Shifter
The sim-racing peripherals fair has been going on for some time now at Moza Racing. After concocting a racing range, the Chinese firm has moved on to flight simulation, offering a host of peripherals specifically designed for aircraft pilots. Among our flight...
Moza mBooster Active Pedals: My honest opinion on this crankset
The market for active sim-racing pedals was limited to a single brand offering a single product: Simucube with its ActivePedals. This pedal is revolutionary, and rightly so. Harnessing the power of an electric motor, and also its vast range of uses, Simucube has...
Steering wheel MOZA Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 – Test & Review
Moza Racing has become a key player in the sim-racing industry in just a few short years. The brand has gained considerable credibility among virtual racers, and this is thanks to its comprehensive range that reaches out to PC and console (Xbox) beginners, seasoned...
Fanatec Rennsport Cockpit V2 : My opinion on this chassis
The sim-racing cockpit market is currently dominated by players such as Simlab, PlaySeat and Next Level Racingand many others. These brands offer a wide range of options for virtual pilots, whether beginners, seasoned racers or professionals. Their motto is quality,...
Fanatec Bentley GT3: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
The sim-racing peripherals range Fanatec range of sim-racing peripherals is very comprehensive today, with equipment for novice, amateur and professional racers. You'll find steering wheels, DD bases, pedals, shifters and handbrakes, racing accessories and cockpits....
Fanatec DD Shaft Extension: My Sim Racing Accessory Review
Fanatecthe world-renowned German manufacturer of sim-racing peripherals, is back in the game with new products. The company's catalog was beginning to show its age, but also a glaring void in the mid-range, which is highly prized by racers. But that changed with the...
Sim-Racing Harness: Which one to choose for more immersion?
Each virtual racer has his or her own checklist for optimal racing immersion. There are gamers looking purely for fun on arcade titles like Need For Speed or Forza Horizon, and their sim-racing setup is often basic with products from Logitech or Thrustmaster. Of...
Next Level Racing HF8: My Opinion on this Pad
Next Level Racing is a world-renowned player in the sim-racing cockpit segment. The company is Australian, but its products are distributed worldwide, offering excellent sensations to budding pilots. The brand's cockpits are renowned for their sturdiness, adaptability...
Simucube Active Pedals: My honest opinion on this crankset
The sim-racing peripherals manufacturer Simucube is world-renowned for its high-quality products and technological innovations that blur the boundary between reality and the virtual world. It's not for nothing that Simucube is the leading supplier of simulators to...
Simucube 2 Sport: My Opinion on this Base
Simucube has made a name for itself in the sim-racing industry as the best choice for racers seeking total immersion. In fact, the manufacturer equips many motorsport teams with simulators, which speaks volumes for the sensations provided by Simucube products. This...
PXN V10: My honest opinion of this bundle
Manufacturers of sim-racing peripherals offering products that are compatible with several platforms at the same time are few and far between. The most popular are Fanatec, Logitech and Thrustmaster, and these brands have products that are compatible with only 2...
Fanatec Clubsport GT Cockpit: My honest opinion on this chassis
Right now, it's the revival of Fanatec with its sim-racing range. This operation began several months ago with the launch of new mid-range Direct Drive bases: the ClubSport DD and DD+, developing 12 and 15 nm of torque respectively. This was followed by the launch of...
Simagic FX Pro : My honest opinion on this steering wheel
Among the manufacturers of sim-racing peripherals present in the premium segment, we have the brand Simagic brand, which has been active in the field for several years. It's a Chinese company, founded by racing enthusiasts who were supported by racing drivers. The...
Wind simulator : Alpha Wind Simulator review
Sim-racing has taken off in leaps and bounds in recent times, not least thanks to the advent of racing simulation peripherals. It's become very easy to set up a simulation setup, and not too expensive either, depending on how immersive you want to be. For many gamers,...
P1Sim Eau Rouge: My Opinion on this Premium Steering Wheel
The French brand P1Sim is very young on the market, having been launched in 2021. Behind the company are two brothers with a passion for cars and simulation. One was a racing car mechanic, and the other an engineer in the same field. And that means our two...
P1Sim Arnage: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
With all the peripherals and other sim-racing accessories available in the premium segment, some drivers may get confused, and also be afraid of emptying their bank account on peripherals they may one day regret. The premium sim-racing segment is more or less...
Fanatec Clubsport Handbrake V2: My Opinion on this Handbrake
Fanatec is a major player in the sim-racing industry, and has been for over 20 years. The German brand boasts a comprehensive catalog of racing simulation peripherals, appealing to novice, amateur and seasoned virtual drivers alike, and even professionals thanks to...
P1Sim Mistral: My opinion on this Load Cell crankset
There's no better time to set up a rig sim-racing, especially with all the equipment and other products available. What's more, many brands offer peripherals in bundles, so you can get more or less what you need in a single box, and in custom form in some cases. Fans...
Thrustmaster T598: My opinion on this Direct Drive Bundle
For a long time, the brand of sim-racing peripherals Thrustmaster has dominated the entry-level bundle segment, thanks in particular to products such as the T300 and its variants. This sim-racing segment is the most highly regarded by gamers wishing to embark on the...
Simlab XB1 : My honest opinion on this Handbrake
SimlabSimlab, among many other companies, has been active in the sim-racing market for a number of years: around ten if you want to be slightly precise. Some might say that's not very many, yet it's the average for the segment, with the youngest having been in the...
Simlab P1X Pro : My opinion on this chassis
There are many manufacturers of sim-racing chassis on the market, with brands that have been around for over 20 years(Playseat, for example). Others were created later, and the most recent have been on the market for barely 10 years, as is the case with Simlab. This...
Simlab XP1: My honest opinion of this crankset
Simlabamong many other companies, has been active in the sim-racing market for several years. Around ten years, to be precise. Some might say that's not very long, yet it's the average for the segment, with the youngest having been in the industry for barely 3 years...
Cammus C5 Bundle: My opinion on this kit
Today's sim-racing market includes many brands active in different segments. These include names like Logitech, which covers the entry-level segment with its G923, as well as the premium segment with its recent G Pro. As for Thrustmaster, it focuses on the entry- and...
Grid MPX Sim Racing steering wheel : Test & Review
Grid Engineering is a company that has been operating in the sim-racing market for some time, but which is, for the most part, unknown to the common rider. It has to be said that its segment is rather specific, with mainly accessories such as dashboards, button panels...
MOZA Vision GS Wheel: My opinion on this wheel
For some time now, sim-racing device manufacturer Moza has been generating a lot of buzz on the web. And, as far as I'm concerned, it's well deserved: the brand technically came into being in September 2021, and in the space of not even 3 years, it has carved out a...
Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel: My Opinion on this Bundle
Logitech is a major player in the sim-racing industry, and has been for years. The Swiss brand represents the Go To for those looking for inexpensive sim-racing peripherals that will give them a better experience than that offered by controllers. With bundles like the...
SimLab Mercedes AMG F1 steering wheel – Test & Review
SimLab is best known for its highly advanced cockpits, but is also the official partner of Mercedes-AMG Petronas. The sim-racing peripherals brand equips the AMG team with cockpits for everything from simulation to eSport. With a view to expanding its catalog,...
Bundle Asetek La Prima: My opinion on this kit
Although Asetek has been active in and dominates the global watercooling market for many years, it is a newcomer to the sim-racing segment. Several players are battling it out in the competitive sim-racing segment, and those that survive often have many years of...
Bundle Asetek Invicta: My Opinion on this Kit
The premium sim-racing segment includes several brands, including Simucube, Simagic and Fanatec. It has to be said that this market remains competitive for a number of reasons, including the power of the bases, the specialization of sim-racing peripherals (F1, GT,...
Fanatec Forza Motorsport V2 Bundle: My opinion on this Kit
Fanatec has been a leader in the sim-racing market for many years, over 20 to be precise. The German brand is present in 3 different segments: entry-level, mid-range and high-end. This diversification makes the manufacturer more attractive to the sim-racing public,...
Bundle Asetek Forte: My honest opinion on this kit
The Asetek brand is well known among custom PC enthusiasts. It has to be said that the company owns more or less all the patents widely used by manufacturers of watercooling components. We're talking, of course, about pumps, CPU and GPU block design, tubes, radiators...
CSL Ready To Race: My honest opinion on this bundle
The Fanatec brand has been present on the sim-racing market for many years, with products for virtually every rider. Its catalog covers the entry-level (CSL), mid-range (ClubSport) and top-of-the-range (Podium), with specific products for each category. Ever since the...
Fanatec CSL Pedals: My honest opinion on this crankset
The German brand of sim-racing peripherals Fanatec is a major player in the industry, with a product range that is both comprehensive and aimed at several categories of virtual pilots. This not only makes the brand far more attractive than the competition, but also...
Fanatec Clubsport DD+: My honest opinion on this base
For over 20 years, Fanatec has been a major player in the sim-racing industry, offering high-quality, high-performance and relatively affordable peripherals. This German brand has not only revolutionized the world of sim-racing with numerous innovations, but has also...
TX Racing Wheel Servo Base: Test & Reviews
Thrustmaster is a major player in the sim-racing and flight simulation industry, and has been for a long time (over 20 years). Over the years, the French manufacturer of driving peripherals has built up a reputation as the go-to for budding pilots looking for products...
Wheel Stand 2.0 Next Level Racing: My opinion on this Cockpit
There are many players on the sim-racing market, with brands that are known worldwide, and others that are much more local. For example, in France at least, the Fanatec brand is well known in the sim-racing peripherals segment for its high-quality, premium products....
Moza FSR Formula : My honest opinion on this steering wheel
The Chinese brand of sim-racing peripherals Moza has come a long way since its inception just a few years ago. It has to be said that this manufacturer has been most motivated to innovate in the industry to earn its place among the must-have brands. Well, actually,...
Moza HBP Handbrake : My honest opinion on this handbrake
With the aim of competing with the premium brands on the sim-racing market, Moza Racing had its work cut out for it, and it took a lot of hard work to earn a foothold in a highly competitive segment. A complete range of sim-racing peripherals must include steering...
Moza R3 Bundle: My honest opinion of this kit
With the advent of sim-racing worldwide, a number of brands have emerged in recent years, including Simagic and Moza Racing. And it's only natural when you consider that many racing teams are opting for simulations with commercially available equipment, so that their...
Fanatec CSL Cockpit: My opinion on this chassis
Fanatec has been a major player in the sim-racing industry for over 20 years. The brand's experience, especially in Direct Drive bases, no longer really needs proving. It was Fanatec, a few years ago, that democratized inexpensive Direct Drive bases for the common...
Moza R9 Bundle: My honest opinion on this kit
Among the players on the sim-racing market, we have brands that are over 20 years old. These include Logitech, Fanatec, Thrustmaster and Playseat to name but a few. Let's face it: if you want to stay in a segment, you need experience, and that comes with time. But...
ClubSport F1 Esports V2: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
German manufacturer of sim-racing peripherals Fanatec is a long-established player in the industry. The brand has been active in this sector for over 20 years, which not only gives it an excellent reputation, but has also enabled it to acquire a wealth of experience....
Moza ES: My honest opinion of this steering wheel
Since its appearance on the sim-racing market, the Chinese brand Moza Racing has certainly evolved from an outsider to a manufacturer worthy of a place on your setup. Moza's catalog doesn't include as many products as that of Fanatecwhich more or less dominates the...
ClubSport Racing Wheel F1: My honest opinion on this bundle
I don't really need to introduce you to the brand Fanatec if you're a fan of sim-racing, and if you're not familiar with it, to put it simply: this German manufacturer has more or less dominated the world market for the last twenty years. Not only is its catalog...
Moza KS: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
Moza Racing has come a long way since its beginnings in sim-racing, and today offers a fairly good range of peripherals that are not only qualitative, but also competitively priced. This brand is clearly targeting a segment of the sim-racing market, with competitors...
Moza CS V2P: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
For some time now, we've been seeing a brand with an ever-growing presence on the global sim-racing scene. I'm talking, of course, about the Chinese manufacturer who has come out of nowhere: Moza Racing. It's amazing that in such a short space of time, such a brand...
Moza GS V2P GT: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
The sim-racing industry is highly competitive, and for obvious reasons: it's much cheaper to invest in a simulation rig than to do on-track racing sessions, whether you're a racing driver or not. The brands present in this segment are both numerous and cover several...
Moza RS V2: My honest opinion of this steering wheel
Since the launch of its very first sim-racing products, the brand Moza Racing brand has made a name for itself in the industry by offering good, affordable peripherals that compete with the big boys. It must be said that this has been no mean feat, for the simple...
Moza R21: My honest opinion on this base
Back in time to 2021, Moza Racing was an almost unknown brand in sim-racing for the simple reason that it came from nowhere. Nobody knew about this manufacturer of racing peripherals, yet there was something extra about this brand. Fans of virtual car racing are well...