Hands-on with 'Twisty' at the Frankfurt Sim Racing Expo: a handheld controller combining custom motor technology and OpenFFBoard for proper steering...
Category - Reviews
Simagic TB-NEO Review – Hydraulic vs Non-Hydraulic: Which Upgrades Are Worth It?
After weeks testing every major configuration of the Simagic TB-NEO handbrake, I compare its factory springs, elastomers, hydraulic kit and...
Overengineered Sim Racing Solutions Gear & Rev Indicator Review – The €50 Gateway Drug
This £45/€50 SimHub gear and rev indicator is a simple Arduino-based accessory you absolutely don't need - but after putting it on my rig, I don't...
Honeycomb Echo Aviation Controller Long Term Review – The Perfect Flight Sim Gateway?
After months with the Honeycomb Echo Aviation Controller, it has done something a full flight-sim setup never managed for me: removed the barrier to...
Best 10-12Nm Direct Drive Wheelbase? Asetek vs Simagic vs MOZA vs Logitech vs Thrustmaster
I compared five 10-12Nm direct drive wheelbases across price, build quality, wheel choice, ecosystem, quick release, software, form factor and force...
MOZA Sequential Shifter Review – Worth It, But Adjust It First
The MOZA Sequential Shifter initially felt too light, clicky and cheap to me. One tension adjustment transformed it. At around €160 when I reviewed...
Simucube ActivePedal Pro Throttle Review – Is an Active Throttle Worth It?
After several weeks using the Simucube ActivePedal Pro as a throttle, the haptics aren't the main reason I'd buy one. Its real advantage is...
LEOXZ XGT Ultimate Review – Wireless, Affordable and Almost Brilliant
The LEOXZ XGT Ultimate combines a screen, carbon construction, dual clutches and genuinely reliable wireless connectivity for less than €800 in the...
VPG Ford Mustang GT3 Steering Wheel Review – Beautiful, Authentic, But Is It Good for Sim Racing?
The officially licensed VPG Ford Mustang GT3 wheel may be one of the best-made sim racing steering wheels I've ever seen, but its authentic race-car...
After months of daily use and potentially hundreds of different drivers, the Sim-Lab P1X Pro hasn't needed a single bolt retightened. Here's what...
