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...
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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...
Moza R16: My honest opinion on this base
For some years now, the world of sim-racing has been talking about one brand in particular: Moza Racing. The reason is quite simple: this manufacturer of racing peripherals literally came out of nowhere, and competes with big names in the industry such as Fanatec and...
Moza R5 Bundle: My honest opinion of this kit
Moza Racing is a newcomer to the global sim-racing scene. In the space of just a few years, this Chinese manufacturer has managed to find the resources to develop and market excellent racing products, which are both high-quality and aggressively priced. It has to be...
Moza R12 : My honest opinion on this Base
It's been a few years since Chinese sim-racing peripherals manufacturer Moza took its first laps around the international market. Even if experience in the field wasn't really part of its remit, it has to be said that the brand has done well, especially with its...
Moza CRP Pedals: My honest opinion on this crankset
Today, almost all manufacturers of premium sim-racing peripherals offer a full range of products to satisfy the needs of all virtual pilots. These typically include Direct Drive bases, steering wheels, Load Cell pedals, shifters, handbrakes, dashboards and other...
Moza SR-P Pedal: My honest opinion on this crankset
Sim-racing peripherals manufacturer Moza has been trying to make a name for itself in the industry for a number of years now, and I have to say that it's doing rather well for itself. The brand has quickly conquered the international virtual racing market with a...
Moza HGP Shifter : My honest opinion on this Gear Shifter
Moza Racing 's catalog is quite comprehensive, with a range clearly divided into 3 parts: entry-level, mid-range and top-of-the-range. This can be seen mainly in the bases, flywheels and cranksets, with peripherals for every rider, according to level and budget of...
Trak Racer TR120: My honest opinion of this Cockpit
The ultimate goal of sim-racing is to have a rig that's as close as possible to a racing car cockpit, whatever your discipline. Like F1? Then you'll have a setup that makes you feel like you're inside a single-seater. And that goes for virtually all motorsport...
Trak Racer TR8: My honest opinion of this Cockpit
The market for cockpits and chassis in sim-racing, and also in flight simulation because it's practically the same equipment, is quite competitive these days, due to the multitude of products available on the market. Numerous brands are fighting for market share, more...
Thrustmaster TS-XW P310: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
With the abundance of brands and sim-racing peripherals currently available on the market, it's more than easy to put together a setup to smash lap times on the world's most legendary circuits. If we take the Fanatecwhich is probably one of the best-known brands in...
Thrustmaster T3PM : My honest opinion on this pedalboard
The Thrustmaster product catalog Thrustmaster includes several sim-racing peripherals, making the French manufacturer very popular with racers around the world. Thrustmaster's adventure into sim-racing goes back a long way, and the manufacturer has made a name for...
Drivehub: My honest opinion on this Steering Wheel Adapter
Since its beginnings, the world of sim-racing has been mainly dedicated to the PC platform, with many peripherals and products running perfectly on Microsoft systems. Although Mac and Linux OSes are beginning to gain ground in the PC segment, it's much easier to...
Simagic M10: My honest opinion on this base
When we talk about sim-racing, we think directly of brands such as Logitech, Thrustmaster or Fanatec. And that's logical, given that these names have been in the game for over 20 years, and in sim-racing, experience is gained through years of developing new products....
Simagic Alpha Mini : My honest opinion on this Base
The sim-racing market has undergone a major shake-up in recent years, with the arrival of new challengers in the mid- to high-end segment. For example, we have seen the birth of Moza Racing and Simagic who are more or less showing that they are there to compete with...
Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Extreme : Test & Review
German sim-racing giant Fanatec has just unveiled the latest version of its bundle (steering wheel + base only this time) developed for fans of the Gran Turismo saga: the GT DD Extreme, and let me tell you, it's a doozy. For some time now, Fanatec has been offering...
Fanatec Podium Hub: My honest opinion on this Hub
Sim-racing setups are diverse and varied, adapting more or less to each motorsport discipline. However, these setups share many peripherals, notably bases and pedalboards, with differences focusing mainly on steering wheels and additional accessories and equipment....
Fanatec Load Cell Kit : Test & Reviews
It's not for nothing that Fanatec is considered one of the world's sim-racing market leaders. The German giant boasts one of the most complete ecosystems, whether in terms of peripherals, accessories or sim-racing equipment. If you're looking for something special for...
Thrustmaster Direct Drive T818: My honest opinion on this Base
Thrustmaster is one of the manufacturers of sim-racing peripherals with over 20 years' experience in the game. It has to be said that the history of French gaming peripherals in general began a long time ago, and in aviation. Back then, Thrusmaster designed...
Fanatec CSL ELite WRC : My Honest Opinion on this Steering Wheel
Sim-racing is no longer a discipline dominated by racing drivers seeking to improve their skills on special stages or circuits. More and more gamers are getting in on the act to enjoy a highly popular motor sport, but one with very high operating costs. I'm not...
Fanatec Porsche 911 GT3 R : My honest opinion about this Steering Wheel
It goes without saying that all these motorsport disciplines have their strengths and weaknesses, as do the setups that go with them. For example, a set-up for rally racing will be basically the same as one for GT3 racing, but will include discipline-specific...
Moza R9 Wheel Base Direct Drive : Test & Reviews
Sim-racing players are numerous these days, with brands such as Fanatec having over 20 years' experience in the game, Thrustmaster and Logitech. These players have built their reputations on incremental innovation with each generation of sim-racing products and...
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals V2 : My honest opinion on this crankset
I really don't need to introduce you to the brand. Fanatecbrand, which is considered one of the world's leading sim-racing brands. With 25 years' experience in the game of innovation and peripherals for more or less every budget, the German giant is a Go To for many...
Sim-Lab GT1 Evo: My honest opinion of this Cockpit
Sim-racing is no longer just about a steering wheel and pedals. These days, it's all about immersion and realism. The aim is to really feel like you're in a racing car, not to pretend you're setting the fastest lap times. To achieve this high level of immersion, we...
Heusinkveld Sequential Shifter : Test & Review
In the world of sim-racing, there are many players who share the market for our passion. You're all familiar with brands like Logitech, Thrustmaster, Simucube, Fanatec and Heusinkveld. All these players focus on a specific segment of the sim-racing peripherals market...
Fanatec GT DD Pro : Sim Racing Steering Wheel Reviews & Tests
More and more sim-racing players are partnering with video game franchises. The reason is that racers, mainly on consoles, are much more inclined to acquire a sim-racing setup if it's a "limited edition". A case in point might be the Fanatec GT DD Prowhich is a...
Heusinkveld Sim Pedals Ultimate+ : My honest opinion on this pedalboard
Sim-racing fans will be familiar with the major players on the market. Brands like Logitech and Thrustmaster focus on specific segments, such as entry-level and mid-range. Fanatec focuses on the high-end, with products largely inspired by motorsports. And then we have...
Heusinkveld Sim Pedals Sprint : Test & Review
Sim-racing setups typically include peripherals such as a base, steering wheel (or wheel) and crankset. Of course, the sim-racing segment is made up of several ranges, for one simple reason: not all racers are equally committed to this magnificent discipline. For the...
Heusinkveld Sim Handbrake V2 : My honest opinion about this handbrake
Sim-racers around the world all have different setups to give free rein to their passion. Sim-racer configurations are diverse and varied, with many players focusing on the entry-level or even mid-range. In fact, this segment is rather juicy for manufacturers of...
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals : My honest opinion on this crankset
Sim-racing fans will certainly be familiar with the major players in this discipline, such as Fanatec for example. The German manufacturer of sim-racing peripherals has been active in the field for some twenty years, and has offered us some excellent products during...
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake: My honest opinion on this handbrake
Over the years, sim-racing has become a discipline in its own right, and is even used as a training tool by professional drivers. In fact Fanateca manufacturer of sim-racing peripherals, as BMW' s supplier for the steering wheels used by the German firm in its GT...
Logitech G Driving Force (G29, G920): My honest opinion of this gearshift
Sim-racing is a discipline we all love, and we'd also like to have the best possible configurations. For some racers, this is quite possible, especially those with a sizeable budget. And for others, the task is rather difficult, especially when you see peripherals...
Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter: My honest opinion on this Gear Shifter
Sim-racing configurations are diverse and varied, with numerous peripherals available on the market. It's true that a steering wheel, base and pedals are essential for proper racing, but the addition of other peripherals provides even greater immersion and sensations....
Thrustmaster T-LCM: My honest opinion on this crankset
Many brands are active in the field of sim-racing, and have been for at least 20 years. If you're a fan of the discipline, or of video games in general, you're probably familiar with names like Logitech or Thrustmaster. These two manufacturers have made a name for...
Thrustmaster T3PA: My honest opinion on this pedalboard
For many years now, I've been noticing that more and more people are getting into sim-racing. As far as I'm concerned, this is an excellent thing, because we'll certainly have better products and, above all, cheaper peripherals. For anyone wishing to embark on this...
Fanatec Clubsport v3 : My honest opinion on this crankset
Sim-racing fans don't need an introduction to Fanatec and its peripherals. The brand has over 20 years' experience in sim-racing and is so dominant that BMW entrusted it with the task of developing the steering wheels for its GT cars. And that, my friends, says a lot...
Logitech G29 : My honest opinion on this steering wheel
As I'm sure you're aware, simulations (in all disciplines) first saw the light of day over 20 years ago, thanks to players like Thrustmaster and Logitech. These two brands revolutionized the discipline, and took different approaches in their business plans:...
Logitech G920 : My honest opinion on this Steering Wheel
The history of sim-racing, from its very beginnings, has been marked by one major player, none other than the Logitech brand. With a wealth of experience in the PC and console peripherals market, the Swiss manufacturer knows what it's all about when it comes to...
Logitech G923 : My honest opinion on this steering wheel
It's true that sim-racing has come a long way since its beginnings, and the same is true of simus, which have become increasingly realistic. Today, you can have your own sim-racing setup in your living room, bedroom or gaming den. And I'm not talking about the pro...
Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
As we all know, sim-racing made its PC debut a long time ago, thanks to brands like Thrustmaster and Logitech. At the time, simus were rather limited, but this has changed over the years, and today we have highly immersive games on both consoles and PCs. Fans of...
Thrustmaster SF1000 : My Honest Opinion on this Steering Wheel
More and more sim racers are turning their attention to setups specific to a single racing discipline, such as F1 or GT3. These setups generally consist of a fairly powerful base, a high-quality pedal unit and a steering wheel adapted to the discipline, often in...
Thrustmaster T-GT 2 : My Honest Opinion on this Steering Wheel
Admittedly, as time goes by, more and more racers are tempted to swap their good old controller for a sim-racing setup complete with steering wheel, base and pedals. I must confess that this was the case for me, a long time ago. I swapped my old Xbox controller for a...
Thrustmaster T80: My honest opinion of this steering wheel
If you're a racing fan, you've probably had the idea of setting up a sim-racing setup with a steering wheel, base and pedals. Each driver has his or her own set-up for blistering lap times on legendary circuits like Monza, or vertigo-inducing jumps on rally stages....
Thrustmaster T150 : My honest opinion on this Steering Wheel
Today, virtually every petrolhead, car fan and racing enthusiast is involved in sim-racing. It's a discipline that has grown enormously over the last two decades, thanks in particular to the innovations of brands such as Thrustmaster, Logitech and Fanatec. Setting up...
Thrustmaster T248 : My honest opinion on this Steering Wheel
Sim-racing has come a long way since its beginnings in the late 90s, with the emergence of brands such as Logitech and Thrustmaster. Back then, the discipline was still in its infancy, with a fairly small fanbase. But that soon changed, especially with the...
Thrustmaster T300RS GT: My honest opinion on this steering wheel
Over time, sim-racing has been democratized for a large proportion of gamers worldwide, giving rise to new e-sports disciplines. Naturally, good racers swear by their set-ups, which some have been slow to build due to the wide range of sim-racing products available on...