Moza Racing
Moza R5 or Fanatec CSL DD: Which base to choose?
The sim-racing market is full of different brands offering equipment aimed at satisfying the needs of virtual drivers. And just as with the cars that sell, there are several sim-racing segments for virtually all the peripherals and equipment available to us. Global...
New Moza Lamborghini Revuelto steering wheel – Sim Racing
Moza and Lamborghini are manufacturers operating in two different worlds. The former develops and markets racing and flight simulation peripherals, and the latter is the legendary Italian manufacturer of supercars. Driven by a single goal, these two brands have...
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...
Moza Racing launches FSR2 steering wheel and CM2 dashboard
Now it's the turn of Moza Racing to bring us new products, as Fanatec did some time ago with its ClubSport chassis. But Moza is staying more down-to-earth, offering successors to two of its flagship products: the top-of-the-range FSR steering wheel and the CM...
Black Friday Moza Racing: All the offers you won’t want to miss
The end of the year heralds many events, such as Christmas, snow and festivities. But before we get to December, we have November, which comes right after Halloween and the Spooky Season. And what's on offer in November? Well, there's Black Friday, with all its...
New from MOZA Gamescom
Gamescom 2024 has come to a close, and it has to be said that we've had our fill of sim-racing peripherals. Several brands were present at the German show, including Thrustmaster which is trying to catch up with its competitors, and also Moza which is going on the...
Fanatec OR Moza: Which brand to choose?
There are many brands of sim-racing peripherals on the market, although the discipline is still dominated by a few. Overall, the sim-racing market can be divided into three parts: we have the players in the low-cost, entry-level segment. These include brands such as...
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...
Moza Flight Simulator: the flight simulation range from Moza Racing
It was with great surprise that Chinese sim-racing peripherals company Moza has just announced a brand new range of products, this time for flight simulation. The news was made at FlightSimExpo 2024, held in Las Vegas at the end of June, and the brand had even...
The Xbox-compatible MOZA R3 is now available!
It's finally here! The R3 bundle from Moza Racing bundle has gone from "soon available" to "in stock" on the brand's website and many other online merchants! For months now, the small, entry-level R3 bundle has been promoted by the Chinese brand as its first to be...
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...
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...
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...
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...