This wheel could be a PROnographic (get it?... ahhhh) good deal for the console users, if the price dropped a bit. It could also be PRO if pressed like and sub
This is a HORRIBLE deal for console players. It comes to exactly $1900.14 CAD including taxes shipped to my house WITH applied discounts. The MOZA R9 with pedals and wheel comes to $1409 CAD final price shipped to me door. Whoever is justifying $500 for console support has poor knowledge of the Sim racing industry. You can buy 3rd party adapters for the Moza R9 to work on console far less than $500.... You could buy 5+years of Nvidia GeForce Now and play your PC games on a shit PC or smart TV. You could take the $500, sell your console and buy a gaming PC. 3p series card are about to go on sale next month with the release of the 40 series. You're an idiot if you buy this. Period.
Well, the csl dd doesn’t come with a steering wheel and load cell pedals. If we add the Mclaren v2 plus the csl load cell, the prices equal out nearly.
Logitech is so overpriced. The form factor is all wrong. It has a very cheap look to it for that price. Kudos for jumping into the market, but they should have gone for affordable and a way better design. At 1k, with no pedals and just PC and 1 console at a time compatibility, you can't even get an alternate rim to work on both consoles, I just don't see it being competitive
Typically Logitech pricing starts off 50-100% higher than the place it ultimately ends up, so anyone who buys it now is lighting money on fire. G920 was $400 at release and can easily be found for $250 not even on sale. Plastic products, depreciate very quickly.
@@arvinmarok bro, you need to go back to school. 50% of 400 is 200 He also said up to 100%.... 🤦♂️ 100% discount Lmfao... Then you came along and doubled down. Guys, get off the internet smh. Idiots man 😂 sooo many idiots.
price is very comparable to a full Fanatec playstation setup. More NM than Fanatec offers, this really should be something to consider if you haven't already made a purchase for PS5.
I was tossing between the Fanatec gran turismo dd pro and the Logitech g pro racing wheel. Import duties from USA to Canada basically makes these the same price. Extra 3nm of torque, larger more pleasing wheel rim, adjustable load cell brake pedal, and true force tipped the scales in Logitechs favour
I just went through the same process. Logitech is sold directly in Canada, 2 years warranty, against 1 in Fanatec, and after some discount codes, I got for 200cad less than Fanatec. It was a no brainer. Should arrive this week
I think they have done a goo job, especially with a DD wheel and Trueforce that might actually make a difference as road feel is so important and it works on both my fav PC games in ACC andAMS2 but, and it is a big but, the PRICE!!!!!! Saying that Logitech wheels start expensive but quickly drop in price...If it gets down to 500 or 600 I might jump on board and eventually ditch my great Thrustmaster T300 RS GT...
Keep in mind the GT7 DD Pro 8nm is the only wheelbase available and its $600 off bat, no wheel. Not sure why people pull prices out of nowhere. It's 11nm so it's always going to cost more than a 5 or 8nm. The price isn't problem, the choice of wheel power is. They are not aiming at causal sim racers.
I suspect that Logitech might have lower Nm, slightly cheaper versions of this wheel in the future - maybe sold separately from the steering wheel. I know $999 for the wheelbase is a lot, but there's everything you'd expect from this kinda wheel (the pedals are overpriced though). And remember, it's their first outing at a high-end DD market - even before Thrustmaster - while being a much bigger brand than TM and Fanatec. It's an impressive and very commendable output.
I agree though I can definitely see like a dd0.5 style base for about half price in the near future and different rims and stuff. Id just like to see if they've been working on a new pro shifter and handbrake combo since they've never even attempted a handbrake.
@@tylervardy3917 They're definitely doing it. I think having the wheel and pedals out first was more important. I say this because of the included Clutch Pedal.
@@Gamebit257 oh 100% seems the majority of folks are paddle shifting these days anyway with the GT3 class racing so shifters and handbrakes aren't really something they were rushing to push out for sure.
I agree, I can see them selling an entry/cheaper version of this soon, makes a lot of sense. I don't think that anyone thought that Logitech would invest in such a higher/premium segment. It's too much of a step increase, can’t see this being a selling success.
Moza R9 you're all in at around $1100 including CS wheel and SRP pedals including clutch. Much better QR and overall build quality, If you're using PC it's a no brainer.
Even on console. Save the money, buy a 3rd party adapter to use a Moza on console. Or, sell the console, take both the money you save from buying the Moza then sell your console and buy a PC. No brainer.
I wouldn't be too sure about moza having better build quality, i understand you mean meatal vs plastic but have you seen inside the moza gear, there are videos showing very bad soldering and bodge jobs on some wheelbases. As much as i am annoyed by the pricing of this thing Logitech also have very good customer support.
@@s.a.t.b.500 I've seen issues on Cammus not Moza. I used a G27 for 11 years it was a good wheel but you'd think logitech would get away from all the plastic for the price point they are at. The pedals are the main component I was referring to, having a plastic pedal mounting plate is ridiculous.
GT DD Pro is PS, Xbox (with steering wheel) and PC compatible. Base, McLaren Wheel and new CSL elite pedals is $1,100. Cheaper than Logitech Pro and Pedals, only 3Nm of torque less. So at this stage, it seems the G Pro is priced in a bad tier, imo at least.
That 3Nm difference results in almost 30% more torque for the 11Nm when compared to 8Nm. I've actually never used any direct drive wheels, so I can't say what the real-world practical difference would be, but 3Nm is actually pretty sizable when put into context - At least on paper, anyways...
I thought logitechs target market was people new to sim racing, and they were massively successful with the g29.. this makes no sense with the price and the quality, and honestly the aesthetics look cheap as well.
You didn't realise it, did you? Logitech wants to fight Fanatec and Thrustmaster in the DD market, it's not about being the "affordable one" they already have it covered and now since the whole market is a mess left, right and center, Logitech wants to try something different and wants to be great as well.
@@facundootero7973 Thrustmaster aren't in the DD market?! And take a look on fanatecs website and see which wheelbases have sold out...Not the $1000+ ones.
@@s.a.t.b.500 Thrustmaster isn't in the DD market YET! Also I've seen people that used the Fanatec F1 PlayStation base. Logitech, like I said, has already covered the low end of sim racing and it's their first attempt and although the price isn't great and so is the software it's a really solid wheel and the best part is that they know that their customers are going to mod their wheels to the moon so they made that stuff easier too.
They are still selling the G923. For all we know they may have a mainstream DD wheel that will be sold at retailers waiting to be reveled. 11nm is overkill for that purpose. Moza revealed the R5 not too long after the R9. Options are good and there's something for everyone.
i'll wait for this thing to come down below the $500 mark before ever considering purchasing it. untill then i'll stick to my trusty g29. don't need much more than that to be quick.
@@randomcallsign 800 is still in fanatec price range, with worse materials than them, 650 logi would be unbeatable AND they sell in volumes enough to justify the lower return per unit, and easier to buy if they decide later on selling in brick and mortar stores
I highly doubt it. My daily driver is a DD1 podium and also have had a GT DD. The GT DD at 5 Nm is a wast of time and people should stick with there T300's. GT DD at 8Nm is so close to being the perfect console/PC base but 8Nm is not the real max the base will run into clipping at max FFB and can be very noisy, adding filtering to fix it deadens the detail. So you have to run it at 70%, that's probably fine for most people but for me and people that have come to my place to try it it just wasn't enough. 5Nm is an absolute waste of time on a Direct drive base.
Where new shifters? Where wheels GT or F1 style? 1400$ for more plastic, bruhh.... We made a removable steering wheel, but we will not provide you with steering wheels in the near future.
has ps5 on thumbnail, not tested on ps5. Wow, do you really have to go soo clickbait? people apreciate more sincere youtubers, since its full of this clickbait trend, like and susbscribe, buying subs with giveaways, etc. Or do you do it because supposedly it works?
I mounted mine to a playseat challenge and it worked great, even before further securing the seat with the Indigo lime reinforcement kit. Theres a cool effect where feel the true force through the seat, feels natural.
@@randomcallsign So that's a no then.There is a motor in the base that sends trueforce thru your rig to the pedals .Not many people know this but it'sa great feature that adds to the imersion .This is not a troll btw
@@randomcallsign I know Motor in the gpro sends it thru cockpit to the pedals .Do you still have wheel and pedals set up .? If so sit in your cockpit as normal but swtich to controller .Then you will feel the Trueforce in the pedals without the distraction of the wheel
Just ordered the Moza R9 with wheel and pedals an hour ago. The final price compared to the Logitech was $500. With that price console players can buy a 3rd party adapter to play on console. Or they can be smart, take the $500, sell the console and buy a PC.
@@yugarten8523 I bought the Moza this morning. It's not $800.... Exact total for the R9 base was $654.41... Tax included shipped to my door. If you don't know what you're talk about, just don't say anything. Already enough misinformation as it is.
the base, pedals, and rim actually look okay, but really not sure about the plastic clamp for a DD. it looks kinda cheap and think they really should have gone for at least partially metal.
Não envias para portugal? Eu tenho uma base Fanatec csl versão ps4 que comprei em 2a mão. Mas gostaria de avançar para o sistema direct drive. Moza r9, este da logitech ou a base csl dd…
That price is ridiculous IMHO. Why would I pay so much more for a base and Fanatec and Moza, even thrustmaster has bundles for a better price and a larger eco system
Why would you want an 11nm wheelbase should be your first question. Imagine complaining about a car's price yet it has more power.... Moza didn't start off with many options, you have to start somewhere, if you flood the market day 1 with options many things may get over shadowed. No one is thinking in the comments, just obvious NPC responses.
This morning I pulled the trigger on the Moza R9 with wheel and pedals. The final price compared to Logitech was $514 cheaper to go with Moza... A console player could do a lot with $500... Like buy 5 years of Nvidia GeForce Now and actually play Sim racing games instead of arcade sims.... Or buy a 3rd party adapter to use the Moza on console... Or, if they were able to think at all, they'd take the $500, sell their console and buy a PC... But come on now. These are console players. They've probably never heard of iRacing, BeamNG, Content Manager, most of them think ACC, AC, PC1 & PC2 suck because they used a controller to play them. Plays Forza with controller, instant professional driver, starts dreaming of a Logitech Pro.
This is a HORRIBLE deal for console players. It comes to exactly $1900.14 CAD including taxes shipped to my house WITH applied discounts. The MOZA R9 with pedals and wheel comes to $1409 CAD final price shipped to me door. Whoever is justifying $500 for console support has poor knowledge of the Sim racing industry. You can buy 3rd party adapters for the Moza R9 to work on console far less than $500.... You could buy 5+years of Nvidia GeForce Now and play your PC games on a shit PC or smart TV. You could take the $500, sell your console and buy a gaming PC. 3p series card are about to go on sale next month with the release of the 40 series. You're an idiot if you buy this. Period.
Logitech's NEW PRO Direct Drive and Loadcell pedals review - TRUEFORCE is a GAME CHANGER Moza R9 review: Fanatec is in trouble CSL DD Vs R9: Is Fanatec FINISHED? The Fanatec CSL Hub Is Flawed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This wheel could be a PROnographic (get it?... ahhhh) good deal for the console users, if the price dropped a bit. It could also be PRO if pressed like and sub
when I add to cart whole set, they currently seem to offer pedals for 300€ (discount)
This is a HORRIBLE deal for console players. It comes to exactly $1900.14 CAD including taxes shipped to my house WITH applied discounts.
The MOZA R9 with pedals and wheel comes to $1409 CAD final price shipped to me door.
Whoever is justifying $500 for console support has poor knowledge of the Sim racing industry.
You can buy 3rd party adapters for the Moza R9 to work on console far less than $500....
You could buy 5+years of Nvidia GeForce Now and play your PC games on a shit PC or smart TV.
You could take the $500, sell your console and buy a gaming PC. 3p series card are about to go on sale next month with the release of the 40 series.
You're an idiot if you buy this. Period.
I was hoping for something priced like a CSL,DD or moza R5 I like sim racing but this is too expensive for me
It is. For consoles hard to justify. Which is weird, because the FFB on GT7 is sooo good.
Well, the csl dd doesn’t come with a steering wheel and load cell pedals. If we add the Mclaren v2 plus the csl load cell, the prices equal out nearly.
@@Funkycactus537 csl gt dd pro 8nm:600e.
McLaren wheel:200e.
Csl elite pedals v2:300e
Table clamp:30e.
Total:1130e.
Logitech pro base+wheel:1100e.
Logitech pro pedals:390e.
Total:1490e.
@@Funkycactus537 the pedals are $350 extra, so $1350 for plastic. That’s insane. The whole thing is worth $600 max. $800 if you like burning money.
@@kamilhadjidj546 oh sorry pedals excluded? My apologies ignore my comment then.
Logitech is so overpriced. The form factor is all wrong. It has a very cheap look to it for that price. Kudos for jumping into the market, but they should have gone for affordable and a way better design. At 1k, with no pedals and just PC and 1 console at a time compatibility, you can't even get an alternate rim to work on both consoles, I just don't see it being competitive
Typically Logitech pricing starts off 50-100% higher than the place it ultimately ends up, so anyone who buys it now is lighting money on fire. G920 was $400 at release and can easily be found for $250 not even on sale. Plastic products, depreciate very quickly.
So if i wait few months,i can get it a lot less expensive??
it was the case for all logi wheels. Could be the case for this one too
LMAO 😂.
Sorry, but you're wrong.
@@MDaDonLegacy no he’s not the g923 started off at 400 bucks and now it’s like 320-340
@@arvinmarok bro, you need to go back to school.
50% of 400 is 200
He also said up to 100%.... 🤦♂️ 100% discount Lmfao...
Then you came along and doubled down.
Guys, get off the internet smh. Idiots man 😂 sooo many idiots.
price is very comparable to a full Fanatec playstation setup. More NM than Fanatec offers, this really should be something to consider if you haven't already made a purchase for PS5.
I was tossing between the Fanatec gran turismo dd pro and the Logitech g pro racing wheel. Import duties from USA to Canada basically makes these the same price. Extra 3nm of torque, larger more pleasing wheel rim, adjustable load cell brake pedal, and true force tipped the scales in Logitechs favour
I just went through the same process. Logitech is sold directly in Canada, 2 years warranty, against 1 in Fanatec, and after some discount codes, I got for 200cad less than Fanatec. It was a no brainer. Should arrive this week
The ability to adjust settings on the fly is great.
I think they have done a goo job, especially with a DD wheel and Trueforce that might actually make a difference as road feel is so important and it works on both my fav PC games in ACC andAMS2 but, and it is a big but, the PRICE!!!!!! Saying that Logitech wheels start expensive but quickly drop in price...If it gets down to 500 or 600 I might jump on board and eventually ditch my great Thrustmaster T300 RS GT...
Keep in mind the GT7 DD Pro 8nm is the only wheelbase available and its $600 off bat, no wheel. Not sure why people pull prices out of nowhere. It's 11nm so it's always going to cost more than a 5 or 8nm. The price isn't problem, the choice of wheel power is. They are not aiming at causal sim racers.
1:20 -> It's not 1500€ if you buy it at the same time as Logitech offers bundle discount. It's around 1300€ I believe.
€1390 with free shipping
I suspect that Logitech might have lower Nm, slightly cheaper versions of this wheel in the future - maybe sold separately from the steering wheel.
I know $999 for the wheelbase is a lot, but there's everything you'd expect from this kinda wheel (the pedals are overpriced though).
And remember, it's their first outing at a high-end DD market - even before Thrustmaster - while being a much bigger brand than TM and Fanatec.
It's an impressive and very commendable output.
TM has one on the way as well but it's PC only! November 17th I think is the release date?
I agree though I can definitely see like a dd0.5 style base for about half price in the near future and different rims and stuff.
Id just like to see if they've been working on a new pro shifter and handbrake combo since they've never even attempted a handbrake.
@@tylervardy3917 They're definitely doing it. I think having the wheel and pedals out first was more important.
I say this because of the included Clutch Pedal.
@@Gamebit257 oh 100% seems the majority of folks are paddle shifting these days anyway with the GT3 class racing so shifters and handbrakes aren't really something they were rushing to push out for sure.
I agree, I can see them selling an entry/cheaper version of this soon, makes a lot of sense. I don't think that anyone thought that Logitech would invest in such a higher/premium segment. It's too much of a step increase, can’t see this being a selling success.
Moza R9 you're all in at around $1100 including CS wheel and SRP pedals including clutch. Much better QR and overall build quality, If you're using PC it's a no brainer.
Even on console. Save the money, buy a 3rd party adapter to use a Moza on console. Or, sell the console, take both the money you save from buying the Moza then sell your console and buy a PC. No brainer.
@@MDaDonLegacy yeah PC is so much better and more versatile.
I wouldn't be too sure about moza having better build quality, i understand you mean meatal vs plastic but have you seen inside the moza gear, there are videos showing very bad soldering and bodge jobs on some wheelbases.
As much as i am annoyed by the pricing of this thing Logitech also have very good customer support.
@@s.a.t.b.500 I've seen issues on Cammus not Moza. I used a G27 for 11 years it was a good wheel but you'd think logitech would get away from all the plastic for the price point they are at. The pedals are the main component I was referring to, having a plastic pedal mounting plate is ridiculous.
@@theRooster722 You may be correct so i edited my previous comment .
GT DD Pro is PS, Xbox (with steering wheel) and PC compatible. Base, McLaren Wheel and new CSL elite pedals is $1,100. Cheaper than Logitech Pro and Pedals, only 3Nm of torque less. So at this stage, it seems the G Pro is priced in a bad tier, imo at least.
That said, even at the price point, if you like Logitech, it looks like an amazing product.
That 3Nm difference results in almost 30% more torque for the 11Nm when compared to 8Nm. I've actually never used any direct drive wheels, so I can't say what the real-world practical difference would be, but 3Nm is actually pretty sizable when put into context - At least on paper, anyways...
I thought logitechs target market was people new to sim racing, and they were massively successful with the g29.. this makes no sense with the price and the quality, and honestly the aesthetics look cheap as well.
You didn't realise it, did you? Logitech wants to fight Fanatec and Thrustmaster in the DD market, it's not about being the "affordable one" they already have it covered and now since the whole market is a mess left, right and center, Logitech wants to try something different and wants to be great as well.
@@facundootero7973 Thrustmaster aren't in the DD market?! And take a look on fanatecs website and see which wheelbases have sold out...Not the $1000+ ones.
@@s.a.t.b.500 Thrustmaster isn't in the DD market YET! Also I've seen people that used the Fanatec F1 PlayStation base. Logitech, like I said, has already covered the low end of sim racing and it's their first attempt and although the price isn't great and so is the software it's a really solid wheel and the best part is that they know that their customers are going to mod their wheels to the moon so they made that stuff easier too.
They are still selling the G923. For all we know they may have a mainstream DD wheel that will be sold at retailers waiting to be reveled. 11nm is overkill for that purpose. Moza revealed the R5 not too long after the R9. Options are good and there's something for everyone.
@@s.a.t.b.500 thrustmaster is set to reveal their DD base in November this year
This wheel is awesome...I use it on a desk and carpet.
2024 here. Logitech now has an adapter in order to mix and match Logitech wheels and pedals.
i'll wait for this thing to come down below the $500 mark before ever considering purchasing it. untill then i'll stick to my trusty g29. don't need much more than that to be quick.
It won't be at that price. I believe around 800 is a fair price.
@@randomcallsign 800 is still in fanatec price range, with worse materials than them, 650 logi would be unbeatable AND they sell in volumes enough to justify the lower return per unit, and easier to buy if they decide later on selling in brick and mortar stores
@@randomcallsign there's no way $800 is a good price. The market is growing. They over valued their product.
Would the G923 or G29 pedals work with a Bodnar cable or could you test it?
Supposedly compatibility with older pedals will come out later via an update or adapter.
@@RyKnocks I'm just saying he could try it.
Me who can’t even afford a G920, great!
Just a question. What settings are you using on the wheel and in game to make it work the best.
Would you say the pro pedals are a upgrade from the g933 pedals?
I believe they will do something much cheaper that would go against the CSL DD 5nM and R5, I'm sure.. Just wait for that instead :D
Common sense comment, how rare in here :D.
@@labounti I am not sure if you are being sarcastic or not 😅
Thank you either way haha
I highly doubt it. My daily driver is a DD1 podium and also have had a GT DD. The GT DD at 5 Nm is a wast of time and people should stick with there T300's. GT DD at 8Nm is so close to being the perfect console/PC base but 8Nm is not the real max the base will run into clipping at max FFB and can be very noisy, adding filtering to fix it deadens the detail. So you have to run it at 70%, that's probably fine for most people but for me and people that have come to my place to try it it just wasn't enough.
5Nm is an absolute waste of time on a Direct drive base.
do you know if any existing quick release would work with it? to install a custom wheel
Custom QR. Maybe theyll provide standalone ones. They werent explicit with anything product wise besides the old pedal and shifter adaptors
@@randomcallsign righto cheers mate
Where new shifters? Where wheels GT or F1 style? 1400$ for more plastic, bruhh.... We made a removable steering wheel, but we will not provide you with steering wheels in the near future.
What is the best sim racing wheel and pedals for PS5 console if this wheel / pedal isn't as great on console?
I click the like button but I was already subscribed so I clicked on my email client and sent my mum a nice message isntead.
I just don’t think upgrade this is worth it for console, fanatec sells a dd pro for less and its usable on PC too.
has ps5 on thumbnail, not tested on ps5. Wow, do you really have to go soo clickbait? people apreciate more sincere youtubers, since its full of this clickbait trend, like and susbscribe, buying subs with giveaways, etc. Or do you do it because supposedly it works?
Yes this is correct
Have you tried desk clamp with Moza R9?
Would a Playseat Challenge be strong enough for this?
I mounted mine to a playseat challenge and it worked great, even before further securing the seat with the Indigo lime reinforcement kit. Theres a cool effect where feel the true force through the seat, feels natural.
When you tested it did you notice you get feedback thru your feet as well as your hands ?
theres no haptics in the pedals
@@randomcallsign So that's a no then.There is a motor in the base that sends trueforce thru your rig to the pedals .Not many people know this but it'sa great feature that adds to the imersion .This is not a troll btw
There's no haptic in the pedals
@@randomcallsign I know Motor in the gpro sends it thru cockpit to the pedals .Do you still have wheel and pedals set up .? If so sit in your cockpit as normal but swtich to controller .Then you will feel the Trueforce in the pedals without the distraction of the wheel
@@randomcallsign ps Thrustmaster TGT II does the same thing and would recommend it to anyone who can't afford G pro tho not DD of couse
Are the Fanatec CSL V2 pedals worth it for console? I’d be playing mostly on GT7. I really prefer the Logitech Pro wheel!
yes
Now I can decide what DD should I buy.. Fanatec 🙂
Just ordered the Moza R9 with wheel and pedals an hour ago. The final price compared to the Logitech was $500. With that price console players can buy a 3rd party adapter to play on console. Or they can be smart, take the $500, sell the console and buy a PC.
@@yugarten8523 I bought the Moza this morning. It's not $800....
Exact total for the R9 base was $654.41... Tax included shipped to my door.
If you don't know what you're talk about, just don't say anything. Already enough misinformation as it is.
But it's 9Nm
can the xbox wheel be used with the playstation base to play on xbox console (similar to how fanatec does)?
Yes, but they don’t sell any stand alone wheels.,.. Yet! I want an xbox version. But cant buy one without buy the set.
the base, pedals, and rim actually look okay, but really not sure about the plastic clamp for a DD. it looks kinda cheap and think they really should have gone for at least partially metal.
The clamp is really good. Strong plastic, not brittle.
Gt sport compatible?
Why are a lot of the comments (one of mine included) disappearing?
It's happening around on TH-cam. On Wednesday i ad to raise a case to YT and everything. Over 200 comments, like 10 shown.
On the ps5 would the Logitech wheel work with a club sport pedal v3
No sir.
Can I use the pedal with other system or it's proprietory ?
on pc you could mix and match. console you need to match
Does the pedals work on the g920????
No
Should have an inverted pedals option to buy. I dont want to spend 350$ and then go pulling the thing apart.
😎
Wheel and pedal for 12-10M IDR. And I'd call it a deal Logitech.
Olá! Desculpa a pergunta mas gostaria de saber se vendes os volantes e bases que te enviam ou se são apenas para teste?. Obrigado.
Fico com eles ou mando para trás
Se alguma vez considerares vender, eu ando à procura de uma base Direct drive. Obrigado.
Só enviaria aqui para uk.
Não envias para portugal? Eu tenho uma base Fanatec csl versão ps4 que comprei em 2a mão. Mas gostaria de avançar para o sistema direct drive. Moza r9, este da logitech ou a base csl dd…
Não. Não vou preencher papelada de exportação e depois pagar uns 80 paus de envio.
Se vender, é só reino unido.
Hello thank you for your video! Do you think the trueforce is something that would make you replace a Fanatec GT DD Pro with this new wheel ?
With this kind of wheel bro please get assetto corsa bro such a better experience
Ahh I see you put on ACC
That price is ridiculous IMHO. Why would I pay so much more for a base and Fanatec and Moza, even thrustmaster has bundles for a better price and a larger eco system
Why would you want an 11nm wheelbase should be your first question. Imagine complaining about a car's price yet it has more power.... Moza didn't start off with many options, you have to start somewhere, if you flood the market day 1 with options many things may get over shadowed. No one is thinking in the comments, just obvious NPC responses.
@@labounti why are you so pressed throughout this comment section. Stfu 🤣
Lol thrustmaster direct drive. Nowhere to be found !
This morning I pulled the trigger on the Moza R9 with wheel and pedals. The final price compared to Logitech was $514 cheaper to go with Moza...
A console player could do a lot with $500... Like buy 5 years of Nvidia GeForce Now and actually play Sim racing games instead of arcade sims.... Or buy a 3rd party adapter to use the Moza on console... Or, if they were able to think at all, they'd take the $500, sell their console and buy a PC...
But come on now. These are console players. They've probably never heard of iRacing, BeamNG, Content Manager, most of them think ACC, AC, PC1 & PC2 suck because they used a controller to play them.
Plays Forza with controller, instant professional driver, starts dreaming of a Logitech Pro.
No they think ACC, AC, PC1 & PC2 suck because they you can't make Paul Walker's R34 out of a Jetta and drift it at 200 mph.
This is a HORRIBLE deal for console players. It comes to exactly $1900.14 CAD including taxes shipped to my house WITH applied discounts.
The MOZA R9 with pedals and wheel comes to $1409 CAD final price shipped to me door.
Whoever is justifying $500 for console support has poor knowledge of the Sim racing industry.
You can buy 3rd party adapters for the Moza R9 to work on console far less than $500....
You could buy 5+years of Nvidia GeForce Now and play your PC games on a shit PC or smart TV.
You could take the $500, sell your console and buy a gaming PC. 3p series card are about to go on sale next month with the release of the 40 series.
You're an idiot if you buy this. Period.
How come every time you review a non-Fanatec product its description in the title is negative xD
Logitech's NEW PRO Direct Drive and Loadcell pedals review - TRUEFORCE is a GAME CHANGER
Moza R9 review: Fanatec is in trouble
CSL DD Vs R9: Is Fanatec FINISHED?
The Fanatec CSL Hub Is Flawed
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Lol people wanna see what they wanna see, confirmation bias is a hell of a drug.
@@randomcallsign Idk, I just assumed that, cause the csl v2 pedals description is - THEY NAILED IT! or something