Pimax has announced the Crystal Pro, a $1,399 wireless Crystal with eye tracking that you can reserve for $1 now but won’t ship until 2027. There’s no independent hands-on yet, so in today’s post we’re taking a closer look at what Pimax has confirmed and what it hasn’t. For a sim rig, Pimax quotes the full 120Hz over an optional DisplayPort cable and up to 90Hz over its AirLink kit, and it still hasn’t published a weight.
Pimax has dropped the Crystal Super QLED by $200 in the SuperOpen Event – $1599 from April 16 to July 16 2026, with an extra 2% off via simracingcockpit code.
A UK sim racer has shared a (very!) detailed account of building the Pokornyi Engineering GTE Pro V3 steering wheel from scratch, spending £674.27 on parts whilst learning to solder…
Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November and Cyber Monday is Monday 30 November, and none of the brands covered here had announced 2026 Black Friday dates or deals when we last looked. In today’s post we forecast which Fanatec, MOZA, Simucube, Trak Racer, Pimax and Sim-Lab products are likely to be discounted and why, with last year’s dated deals and end dates as the evidence. Apart from the CONSPIT products shown through Trak Racer’s store, every place to buy on this page is a manufacturer’s own store, and confirmed deals are added as each brand’s sale goes live.
Featured Image: DIY active pedal conversion using carbon-reinforced PLA and belt drive system A resourceful sim racer has successfully converted their Asetek Invicta brake pedal into a fully functional active…
Sim-Lab has just announced their DDX TorqueSync wheelbase series, and if the specs are accurate, this could be very interesting. Two models – 26Nm and 39Nm – both running on…
Fanatec have finally shipped the Podium Pedals, and after years of waiting for a proper flagship set the headline is a 200kg load cell brake wrapped in forged aluminium and…
Featured Image: DIY 3D printed sim racing pedals with Arduino and load cell (credit: gradedkittyfood) In an era where entry-level direct drive wheelbases start at £400 and load cell pedals…
For a long time, Fanatec abjectly refused to publish discount codes, but since their acquisition by Corsair, things have changed – not just with the products, but with the discount…
Featured Image: Finished DIY load cell pedals with 3D printed components After spending countless hours testing commercial load cell pedals, I’ve discovered something remarkable: you can build pedals that rival…
Featured Image: Neo-X 350W SIMAGIC has unveiled their new Neo-X button box series, introducing four distinct wheel combinations ranging from a 310mm GT style to a deep-dish 350mm rally wheel.…
