Moza Vision GS Steering Wheel Review: A Wheel That Surprises
Featured Image: Moza Vision GS Sim Racing Wheel Today, I’m excited to take a close look at the surprising new addition to the Moza stable: the Vision GS sim racing…
Featured Image: Moza Vision GS Sim Racing Wheel Today, I’m excited to take a close look at the surprising new addition to the Moza stable: the Vision GS sim racing…
Featured Image: The Moza R3 DD / ES Steering Wheel As my own sim racing journey has evolved from beginner to (I’d like to think) to expert, I feel a…
In today’s post we’re taking a look at setting up a Moza base for iRacing, with MOZA’s own Pit House advice, the settings from MOZA’s R5 video, and what iRacing’s June 2025 update means for 360 Hz and Wheel LFE.
Featured: Moza HBP Sim Racing Handbrake Today I’m delighted to test out Moza’s new HBP Handbrake. Another excellent new addition to the Moza range. It’s a robust, all-anodized aluminium handbrake…
Featured: My Sim Rig Today we’re taking a close look at Moza’s SGP Sequential Shifter, a heavy-set, all-metal sequential shifter for sim racers who love Rally and Touring cars as…
You may remember this year that I individually reviewed 3 sim racing shifters: Fanatec’s SQ 1.5 vs Simagic DS-8X H-Pattern vs the budget option Moza HGP. They’re all good, in…
Most of my favourite sim racing wheels are separates – Cube Controls, Ascher Racing, Grid Engineering, Simucube’s own Tahko – bolted on to my Simucube 2 Pro via 70mm QR…
The Moza R5 bundle stands as, in our opinion, an excellent “first timer’s” entry point into sim racing. With a price of around USD $499.00 excluding VAT, this package, the…
The Moza HGP shifter is, I believe, the lowest-priced “premium” H-pattern sim racing shifter available at the moment. Priced at around $150 / €150 including delivery it’s a real bargain.…
I’ve had both ranges on my rig, so in today’s post I’m going tier by tier through Moza and Fanatec, from the CSL DD and the R5 up to the Podium DD and the R25 Ultra. On PlayStation it’s still Fanatec, and on PC above the entry level I’d go Moza, because the torque you get for your money is a lot higher.