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This is the Rexing Mayaris 2 formula steering wheel, and it’s the most unique and frankly impressive sim racing wheel I’ve ever owned… for many reasons.

The MPI SIMMAX is what Logitech Direct-Drive Owners Need!

This is the MotionHouse MotionGear Haptic4 and it's INSANE.

The RacGTing Challenger 301 is a budget, foldable, and portable sim racing cockpit that comes in at an entry-level price tag. But is it any good?

These are the Hydraulic Conspit CPP Lite and CPP Evo Sim Racing Pedals... and the competition should be worried.

This is the brand new Conspit Ares 18nm Direct-Drive Wheelbase paired with the 290GP Steering Wheel. It’s a serious threat to the competition.

This BRAND NEW MPI SimLink for the Logitech G923 could be HUGE

The NEW Cammus ePedal is seriously unique… but it’s certainly not for everyone.

FANATEC is BACK with a... shaft extension. But, will this be enough? Let's find out.

This is the PXN V9 Gen 2 which after several years has now been redesigned! But is it any good? Let’s find out.

The Simsonn Sim Racing Pedals claim to provide insane value for money. But do they really? Let’s find out.

This is the BRAND NEW PXN V99 and it features a force feedback wheel base, steering wheel, H-pattern shifter, and pedals with a clutch! But is it too good to be true?

The PXN V12 Lite is the NEWEST Direct-Drive Competitor in the market and it should worry FANATEC and MOZA… Here’s why!

The Trak Racer TR160S is the most unique aluminum profile sim racing chassis I’ve seen in a while and here’s why it’s been my main cockpit for several months now.

The MOZA R3 Bundle is the first for the company with XBOX Compatibility! For $400, it comes with a direct-drive wheel base, pedals, and a wheel! But is it any good? Let’s find out.

This is the MOZA Racing KS - the entry-to-mid range sim racing wheel which has been taking the sim racing community for storm since it came out! But is it really worth the hype? Let’s find out.

This is the Ascher Racing McLaren Artura Pro. Made in collaboration with McLaren and based on the real-world Artura GT4 race car, this wheel is designed for the high-end sim racer with high-end needs and a bank account to match.

The Thrustmaster T300RS GT was Released Several Years Ago, But is it Still Worth it in 2024?! In This Review, I Discover Just That!

The Pimax Crystal VR Headset could be the future of sim racing and in this review I explain exactly why.

The Fanatec ClubSport DD and ClubSport DD+ have been released as the companies newest direct-drive sim racing systems. But what are the differences between the two and which one is the better deal? Find out here.

Created alongside McLaren and using the same parts as the Artura GT4 race car, Ascher Racing have released this powerhouse of a sim racing wheel. But at $1500, is it worth it?

The NEW Fanatec CSL Cockpit claims to offer a lot for only $400 | I’ve put it through my review process and here is all the good and bad you should know before buying.

An Honest Review on the Next Level Racing F-GT Elite 160 along with the brand new ERS3 recline seat!

An Honest Review on the Brand New Thrustmaster EVO Racing Hub 32R Leather wheel. Is this a BANG of a BUST?!

Competitively priced at $260 for a Throttle, Clutch, and 100kg Loadcell Brake, the Cammus LC100 Pedals May Just be the BEST Affordable Sim Racing Pedalset! But are they really? Find out here.

An Honest Review on the Fanatec Formula V2.5X Steering Wheel Compatible with PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. Is this fantastic looking wheel really any good and still worth it today? Find out here.

The Cammus C12 offers 12nm of Torque for only $550 - Is it OVER for Fanatec and Moza?! Let’s find out.

Honest review on the brand new Turtle Beach VeloctityOne Sim Racing bundle equipped with a 7.2nm direct drive wheelbase, leather wheel, loadcell pedals, and even a button box!

Nearly ten years later, is the Logitech Driving Force shifter STILL worth it in 2024? At $60, this is one of the most affordable sim racing shifters ever but the market has changed.

Asetek’s La Prima Pedals are made for hardcore sim racers at an affordable price tag. I won’t be keeping them on my rig though, and here is why.