Sim-Lab Buyer’s Guide 2026 and Discount Code
This Sim-Lab buyer’s guide covers the cockpit brand I’d buy if I were starting from scratch. Sim-Lab is a great Dutch company that are best known for their aluminium profile…
This Sim-Lab buyer’s guide covers the cockpit brand I’d buy if I were starting from scratch. Sim-Lab is a great Dutch company that are best known for their aluminium profile…
Sync Mesh make sim racing gloves. That’s it. No wheelbases, no pedals, no cockpits – just gloves designed specifically for sim racers, by sim racers. Based in Denmark, they’ve built…
Pimax is the VR brand that sim racers either swear by or swear at. Since 2015, their engineers have chased the widest field of view and highest pixel density in…
Acelith is a small Sicilian outfit making some of the most interesting aftermarket sim racing wheel rims I’ve seen in recent years. They’re not trying to be Fanatec or Moza…
Featured image: Moza R25 Ultra wheelbase Moza is owned by Gudsen, and it’s a deceptively large company – big enough to iterate on its product range at quite an alarming…
This Trak Racer buyer’s guide covers a brand that’s expanding fast – they used to just make cockpits, and now they want to be everything else as well. They’re a…
Thrustmaster’s range looks bewildering from the outside – dozens of model numbers, most of them old news. In practice only a handful are worth buying in 2026, and they now…
A Logitech G29, G920 or G923 is a fun way into sim racing, but the force feedback is simple and light, and after a while you notice how little it…
In today’s post I’m looking at which steering wheels work on an Xbox Series X|S, where Fanatec puts the Xbox licence, and what I’d buy, from the wheel to the rig it goes on.
Dashboard Display Units transform sim racing cockpits from gaming setups into proper race-spec environments.
Featured image: Moza Vision GS wheel fitted to my Simucube 2 Pro While I have no intention of parting with my Simucube 2 Pro direct drive wheelbase, there are now…
In today’s guide, we’re looking at which monitor panel suits sim racing and why. I’ve run both an original Samsung Odyssey G9 and 32-inch triples on my rig, and for one screen my pick is OLED, with fast IPS for triples.
Featured image: Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake V2 The short version first: if you’re running a Fanatec wheelbase, the ClubSport Handbrake V2 is the one to have, and it’s the natural fit…