Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm Wheelbase brings a crisp, calculated punch to your racing rig, especially if you're after a wheelbase that doesn’t flinch under pressure. With its Ultra-Low Inertia Direct Drive Servo Motor and Active Cooling System, this compact powerhouse delivers sharp, clean force feedback that holds its ground through long sessions. Whether you're trail braking into a hairpin or catching oversteer mid-slide, this unit feels solid—engineered for control, not chaos. It’s subtle, deliberate, and designed to let your instincts drive the action. What Sets the Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm Wheelbase apart? Ultra-Low Inertia Servo Motor The Alpha EVO Sport’s motor doesn't just respond—it anticipates. Thanks to a dual skewed pole design and "0" cogging tech, users say this wheelbase feels smoother in transient zones, especially in tight chicanes or technical sectors where most systems can feel rubbery. The minimal rotational mass sharpens up your corrections without compromising stability, making it feel almost organic in its behavior. Hardware Expandability with Forward Compatibility One of the lesser-talked-about perks is how modular the platform is. With 11 output ports and support for CAN, USB, and CAN FD, the Alpha EVO Sport is practically begging to be built into a bigger ecosystem. The inclusion of a magnetic connector port for Simagic’s upcoming Magdock module means it’s already thinking ahead, even if you’re not yet there. Flexible Mounting and Third-Party Support Whether your rig is built like a tank or slapped together IKEA-style, the mounting versatility here is worth a nod. Front, side, bottom—take your pick. And with native support for wheels using the common 6x70mm bolt pattern, pairing with aftermarket wheels isn’t a guessing game. It just works, and it works well. Dynamic Force Domain Filter in SimPro Manager 2.1 Users diving into Simagic’s SimPro Manager 2.1 are finding the new filtering algorithm surprisingly effective. Dubbed the Dynamic Force Domain Filter, it's designed to squeeze more detail out of the low-inertia motor architecture. Translation? Road textures and curb strikes come through more naturally without that artificially delayed, elastic feeling that plagues lesser drive systems. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Smooth, cog-free motor with strong torque curve Requires SimPro software to unlock full features Highly flexible mounting and wheel compatibility No console support—PC only Forward-compatible with upcoming Simagic modules Magnetic QR adapter sold separately Specifications Specification Value Model Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm Dimensions 281 x 130 x 110 mm Weight 6236 g Maximum Torque 9 Nm Encoder Resolution 21-bit optical Motor Design Custom 5-pole servo, dual skewed pole Quick Release Simagic CDP ball-type single locking Mounting Options Front, Side, Bottom Platform Windows PC Connection USB 3.0 Software SimPro Manager 2.1 Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm Wheelbase Compatibility The Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm works with a wide range of sim racing hardware, thanks to its universal 6x70mm wheel bolt pattern and open platform USB connection. You can use third-party steering wheels with the appropriate adapter, and it pairs especially well with Simagic’s own quick release hubs. Its modular output interface supports multiple CAN and USB protocols, including Simagic’s own accessories like dashboards and shifters through magnetic connection ports. It does not natively support consoles or Fanatec ecosystem peripherals. On the software side, the Alpha EVO Sport is built exclusively for Windows PC environments and does not currently offer console compatibility. It functions flawlessly with major sim racing titles such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2. The SimPro Manager software allows extensive force feedback tuning, but it is required to fine-tune the dynamic filtering settings and LED behavior. If you’re not on PC, this isn’t your base.

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Simagic Alpha EVO 12Nm Wheelbase strikes a smart balance between force and finesse, making it a sweet spot for sim racers who want more muscle without the bulk. The Ultra-Low Inertia Direct Drive Servo Motor paired with 21-bit resolution encoding ensures each input feels sharp and fluid, without the sluggish oversteer lag or notchy resistance that can plague mid-tier setups. With rock-solid construction, open ecosystem support, and enough torque to make you sweat, it delivers control with character. What Sets the Simagic Alpha EVO 12Nm Wheelbase apart? Balanced Torque for Serious Simracers The 12Nm configuration sits right in that sweet middle ground—strong enough to challenge your endurance and mimic real-world wheel weight, but still manageable for extended stints without requiring a gym membership. Feedback is crisp and communicative without being overwhelming, which makes it a great step up for intermediate users chasing deeper mechanical feel without leaping to ultra-heavy setups. Active Cooling That Actually Works Active cooling isn't new, but Simagic’s implementation holds up under fire. Unlike some systems that throttle torque when heat builds, this setup keeps output consistent. Feedback doesn’t fade after 20 laps, and the casing doesn’t turn into a hand warmer. The fan system is quiet too, which might not sound like a big deal—until you’ve sat next to a squealing rig for two hours. Flexible Mounting and Rig Integration Whether you’re running a cockpit on a dedicated 80/20 frame or a compact desk setup, the EVO 12Nm offers flexible mounting options—bottom, side, or front. It's well-suited for sim racers who regularly switch wheelbases or rebuild rigs, and it's sturdy enough to stay locked in without wobble. This kind of versatility adds real value to racers who like to tinker or upgrade often. Future-Proofed with Modular Expansion With 11 output ports and native CAN, USB, and CAN FD support, the EVO opens the door to modular growth. Whether you're eyeing upcoming Simagic modules like the Magdock dashboard or planning to add sequential shifters and custom button boxes, the ecosystem is there. The integrated slip ring and magnetic connectors make cabling cleaner and faster, which is great if you swap components often. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Sharp, smooth feel with zero cogging artifacts PC only, no console support Quiet, efficient active cooling keeps performance stable Requires SimPro Manager for advanced tuning Strong torque without becoming fatiguing Quick release and accessories sold separately Specifications Specification Value Model Alpha EVO 12Nm Dimensions 281 x 130 x 110 mm Weight (without QR) 6236 g Maximum Torque 12 Nm Encoder 21-bit high-precision optical encoder Motor Ultra-Low Inertia, custom 5-pole servo Cooling Active cooling system Mounting Options Bottom, Side, Front Quick Release Simagic CDP ball-type (sold separately) Connectivity USB 3.0 Software SimPro Manager 2.1 with Dynamic Force Domain Filter Platform PC (Windows) Simagic Alpha EVO 12Nm Wheelbase Compatibility The Simagic Alpha EVO 12Nm Wheelbase supports a wide range of sim racing components. It uses the standard 6x70mm bolt pattern for wheel attachment, which allows for easy pairing with most third-party steering wheels, provided you use the appropriate Simagic quick release adapter. Additionally, it features 11 expansion ports for CAN, USB, and CAN FD devices, making it compatible with dashboards, button boxes, and other future Simagic modules like the Magdock. This base is designed for PC use only and is not compatible with PlayStation or Xbox platforms. On PC, it integrates seamlessly with popular sim racing titles like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2. Tuning and configuration are handled through the SimPro Manager 2.1 software, where users can adjust force feedback, filters, and lighting profiles. Console gamers will need to look elsewhere, but for PC sim racers, the integration is deep and full-featured.

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Simagic NEO X Hub is the kind of hardware that makes you want to rearrange your entire rig just to do it justice. The feel of the carbon fiber composite under your fingers, the satisfying click of each encoder—it’s engineered with a finesse that you notice from the moment you connect it. With 12 programmable LED encoders and 8 RGB buttons, it offers the sort of control layout you’d expect in real-world motorsport dashboards. It’s not just a hub—it’s the heartbeat of your setup. What Sets the Simagic NEO X Hub apart? Button Layout Designed with Racers in Mind Most hubs cram in controls and leave you fumbling mid-race, but the NEO X strikes a rare balance. The spacing, tactile feedback, and logical layout make it feel like it was designed by someone who actually races—not just an engineer with a spec sheet. The RGB buttons and encoders are both easy to reach and satisfying to use, even in high-pressure sessions or endurance stints with gloves on. Modular Paddle System You Can Actually Tune Unlike fixed setups, the Neo X lets you configure the paddles to match your driving style. Wide hands? Adjust the spacing. Prefer a snappy shift feel? Swap the paddle shape or even the material. This isn’t just flexibility for the sake of it—it genuinely helps tailor the hub to different driving disciplines, whether you're drifting, rallying, or running clean laps in GT3. Wireless That Actually Works The 2.4 GHz wireless system has a strong reputation for being reliable under load. No dropouts mid-session, no weird pairing issues, no noticeable lag. That’s a huge deal when you’re running long races and can’t afford distractions. While some hubs struggle to deliver consistent wireless stability, the Neo X holds strong—even in more cluttered RF environments with multiple devices. Surprising Compatibility for a Specialized Hub One of the biggest surprises is just how widely compatible it is. With a native 6x70mm bolt pattern and the QR50 included (plus support for the QR70), it plays well with a broad range of wheel rims and bases. It's not tied to a closed ecosystem, which is a massive win for racers who mix and match gear across brands. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Highly configurable control layout with 12 encoders Currently out of stock Reliable 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity No included paddles—sold separately Modular paddle system with wide compatibility Heavier than some alternatives at over 1kg Includes QR50 Quick Release in the box Specifications Specification Value Materials Carbon fiber composite Dimensions 189.6 x 109.1 x 153.7 mm Weight 1,075 g (with quick release, no paddles) Buttons 8 programmable RGB buttons Rotary Switches 2 seven-way multi-position switches LED Encoders 12 programmable RGB Rev Lights 9 programmable Wireless 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Quick Release Simagic QR50 (QR70 supported) Mounting Pattern 6x70 mm bolt pattern Included Accessories USB-C cable, Allen key, stickers, screws, QR50 Simagic NEO X Hub Compatibility Component Compatible? Wheel Rims (6x70mm) Yes Simagic QR70 Optional (Supported) Simagic Bases Yes Other Brand Bases Yes (with adapter) Paddle Modules UP+ Shifter Modules (optional) The Simagic NEO X Hub is built around the widely used 6x70mm bolt pattern, which means it mounts cleanly to a broad variety of third-party wheel rims. Thanks to the included Simagic QR50 quick release, it attaches directly to Simagic wheelbases out of the box. If you're using other ecosystems like Fanatec or Moza, you’ll likely need an adapter, but the compatibility is there with some tinkering. The modular shifter support (like the UP+ paddle set) adds further flexibility if you're building out a more customized rig. When it comes to platform compatibility, the Neo X Hub is designed with PC sim racers in mind. It connects via USB-C or wireless 2.4 GHz, and works cleanly with PC racing sims like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2. It does not natively support consoles, and won't function on Xbox or PlayStation unless routed through a compatible base with console support—so this one's for the PC crowd.

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Simagic Alpha EVO Pro 18Nm Wheelbase is built for sim racers who refuse to compromise when it comes to raw strength and tactile feedback. With 18Nm of torque on tap, paired with an ultra-low inertia direct drive servo motor, this base doesn’t just respond—it reacts with character. Its crisp feedback, zero cogging sensation, and active cooling setup make it a serious tool for drivers who push hardware to the limit. It’s heavy, muscular, and absolutely dialed in. What Sets the Simagic Alpha EVO Pro 18Nm Wheelbase apart? Exceptional Torque Without Losing Feel The 18Nm motor delivers an undeniably muscular sensation, but what stands out is how it doesn’t overpower your finesse. Users consistently note that it’s not just strong—it’s coherent. You can feel bumps, kerbs, understeer loss, and brake lock with clarity. That makes it a top pick for those running heavy GT setups or simulating high-downforce open-wheelers where feedback needs to be both brutal and nuanced. Zero Cogging With Ultra-Low Inertia The internal servo tech has matured with Simagic’s proprietary 5-pole design, and it pays off. Feedback comes through clean—without that gritty stepping you find in less refined bases. Combined with the zero cogging implementation, cornering transitions and sudden direction changes feel fluid. It’s not just about force—it’s about the absence of mechanical resistance where it shouldn't be. This puts it ahead of other 18Nm offerings that still carry that grainy torque texture. Thermal Consistency Under Load A major advantage in long stints or endurance racing is that the Alpha EVO Pro doesn't back off when the heat’s on. The active cooling system doesn’t just keep temperatures in check—it preserves performance. Many users report completing multi-hour sessions with no torque fade. That makes this wheelbase ideal for competitive drivers who rely on consistent feedback lap after lap. Expansion-Ready and Ecosystem Friendly The inclusion of 11 output ports supporting USB, CAN, and CAN FD means you're future-proofing your rig. Simagic’s design supports modular expansion with upcoming accessories like the Magdock dashboard, and its compatibility with standard 6x70mm bolt-pattern wheels adds welcome flexibility. It plays well with third-party setups and doesn’t lock you into proprietary nonsense. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Strong, consistent torque with zero fade over time Heavier than most comparable 18Nm bases Zero cogging tech delivers smoother feedback transitions Quick release and mounts cost extra Robust compatibility with wheels and accessories PC only; no native console support Specifications Specification Value Model Alpha EVO Pro 18Nm Dimensions 317 x 130 x 110 mm Weight (without QR) 8627 g Maximum Torque 18 Nm Encoder 21-bit high-precision optical encoder Motor Custom 5-pole servo with ultra-low inertia Cooling Active cooling system Mounting Options Front, Bottom, Side Quick Release Simagic CDP ball-type (sold separately) Connectivity USB 3.0 Expansion Ports 11 ports (CAN, CAN FD, USB) Software SimPro Manager 2.1 Platform PC (Windows) Simagic Alpha EVO Pro 18Nm Wheelbase Compatibility The Simagic Alpha EVO Pro 18Nm is built with hardware integration in mind. It supports all steering wheels with the standard 6x70mm bolt pattern, as long as you use a compatible quick release adapter. Thanks to its 11 output ports, you can connect a variety of accessories—dashboards, handbrakes, shifters, and other CAN-based devices. The integrated slip ring allows wireless signal and power transfer to supported wheels, making it cleaner and faster to use in modular setups. This wheelbase is compatible with PC (Windows) only and requires SimPro Manager 2.1 software for configuration and firmware updates. On the software side, it integrates well with major racing sims including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2, and RaceRoom. Console support is not offered, so PlayStation and Xbox users will need to consider other options. But for PC racers, this base offers a deep ecosystem and customization tools without compromises.

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The Simagic GT Neo steering wheel brings a sleek design and incredible functionality to your sim racing setup. With its 300mm diameter and light 1kg weight, it delivers the comfort and control you need for competitive racing. Equipped with 10 customizable RGB buttons, advanced paddles, and a dual-clutch system, the Simagic GT Neo is not only versatile but also highly responsive. Its carbon fiber-reinforced composite surface is built to endure intense races, making it an excellent choice for racers looking to push their limits. What sets the Simagic GT Neo apart? Lightweight Yet Durable Construction Weighing only 1.1kg, the GT Neo is lighter than many wheels in its category, but don’t mistake that for weakness. Its injection-molded carbon fiber composite surface keeps it sturdy through intense sessions, offering durability that doesn’t sacrifice agility. This makes it ideal for racers who want quick, precise handling without a hefty wheel weighing them down. Advanced Paddle and Clutch System The GT Neo comes with magnetic paddles for rapid, silent gear changes and a dual-clutch system that has a light spring resistance. This combination gives you full control over launches and shifts without the distracting clicks or resistance you might find on less refined models. It's particularly great for those who need smooth, reliable shifting under pressure. Customizable RGB Buttons The GT Neo’s 10 RGB-lit buttons are not just for show. They are fully programmable, allowing you to customize their functions to suit your racing style. This level of customization is rare at this price point, and it gives you control over your setup without having to stretch for additional accessories. Perfect for the Simagic Ecosystem Full compatibility with Simagic’s other products means you can easily integrate this wheel into your existing setup. Whether you’re using Simagic’s bases or their optional MagLink system, the GT Neo offers a seamless connection that makes it a no-brainer for existing Simagic users. It keeps your hardware connected and working smoothly, without the hassle of third-party adapters. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Lightweight yet durable carbon composite construction. Only compatible with Simagic wheelbases. 10 customizable RGB buttons for full personalization. Not suitable for console gamers, PC-only. Advanced magnetic paddles for quick, silent shifting. Dual clutch system with adjustable spring resistance. Specifications Specification Value Brand Simagic Model GT Neo Diameter 300mm (30CM) Net Weight 1100g (excluding the QR) Material Carbon fiber reinforced composites Customizable RGB Buttons 10 Rotary Encoders 4 Thumb Rotary Encoders 2 Paddle Modules Magnetic Quick Release SIMAGIC QR50 Included Accessories Tweezers, Hexagonal Wrench, Connecting Wire, Sticker Caps Warranty 2 years Simagic GT Neo The Simagic GT Neo is fully compatible with all Simagic wheelbases, making it an ideal choice for users already within the Simagic ecosystem. The SIMAGIC QR50 quick-release system allows for easy attachment, and if you pair it with the optional MagLink system, you can effortlessly integrate additional accessories. However, it’s not compatible with third-party wheelbases, so if you’re looking for flexibility outside of Simagic gear, this might be a limitation. When it comes to gaming platforms, the GT Neo is designed for PC users, meaning it won't work with consoles like PlayStation or Xbox. It’s perfect for popular PC racing titles like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor 2. Console racers will need to look elsewhere, but for those entrenched in the PC sim racing scene, the GT Neo slots right in.

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The Simagic FX Pro steering wheel is built to deliver a rich, customizable racing experience. With its 4.3-inch LED display showcasing real-time telemetry, and 22 thoughtfully placed controls, including 12 configurable buttons, it's more than just a wheel—it’s a command center for your races. Ergonomically designed silicone grips keep you comfortable through long sessions, while the RGB lighting brings an added flair to your rig. It’s compact but packs the tech and features needed for those serious about their sim racing. What sets the Simagic FX Pro apart? Real-Time Telemetry at Your Fingertips The FX Pro’s 4.3-inch LED display is a standout feature, offering live data during your races. Many sim wheels lack this level of integration, and the real-time updates can give you that edge when making crucial decisions. It’s not just a display, it’s a window into your race’s key metrics, keeping your eyes where they need to be—on the track. Customizable and Configurable Control Layout With 22 controls, including 12 fully configurable buttons, the FX Pro ensures that all your vital functions are just a finger’s reach away. Whether you’re tweaking pit strategies or adjusting car settings mid-race, the layout is designed for easy access without overwhelming your hands. Few steering wheels offer this balance of function and form. Ergonomic Design for Extended Comfort Designed with long races in mind, the FX Pro’s silicone grips are not only ergonomic but also sweat-resistant. You can maintain your focus without discomfort, even during those intense, drawn-out races. The shape and material of the grips ensure that it stays firmly in your hands, so fatigue isn’t a factor as you fight for position. Magnetic Shifters for Smooth Gear Changes The FX Pro’s hall paddle modules offer a crisp, mechanical feel with each shift, enhancing your sense of control. Magnetic shifters give you precise and satisfying engagement without the mushiness you find in some other wheels. It’s a small touch that adds a lot when you’re aiming for fast, reliable gear changes. Pros and Cons Pros Cons 4.3-inch LED screen for telemetry data. Limited to 290mm diameter may feel small for some. 22 controls, including 12 customizable buttons. No native console compatibility; PC only. Sweat-resistant silicone grips for longer comfort. Magnetic shifters provide tactile, satisfying gear changes. Specifications Specification Value Weight 1.7 kg Diameter 290mm (29CM) Display 4.3-inch LED screen Buttons 12 RGB configurable buttons Shifter Type Magnetic Hall Paddle Package Contents Steering Wheel, QR50, USB Cable, Button Stickers Warranty 2 years Simagic FX Pro The Simagic FX Pro integrates seamlessly with Simagic wheelbases, and its quick-release system ensures easy attachment to these bases. It works smoothly with the QR50 system, offering a secure and reliable connection. However, it isn’t compatible with other third-party bases, meaning you're largely locked into Simagic's ecosystem. But if you’re already a Simagic user, the FX Pro is a perfect fit for your setup. On the gaming side, the FX Pro is a PC-only device, so you won’t be able to use it on consoles like Xbox or PlayStation. That said, it’s designed to perform at its best with PC racing titles such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor 2. Console gamers will need a different solution, but PC racers will find this wheel integrates well with a wide range of games.

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The Simagic Alpha Mini Wheel Base might be compact, but it packs a serious punch for sim racers who demand precision without sacrificing space. Its 10Nm direct-drive motor delivers crisp and powerful feedback, making every track detail pop. With a footprint of just 25.6 cm in length, the Simagic Alpha Mini is perfect for smaller setups without compromising on performance. Its 200 MHz processor and 262,144 resolution points ensure smooth, accurate feedback that brings your virtual car to life, whether you’re cruising or tackling an intense race. What sets the Simagic Alpha Mini Wheel Base apart? Compact Size with Big Torque At only 25.6 cm long, the Alpha Mini is a space-saving marvel without losing any of its 10Nm torque power. It's rare to find a direct drive wheelbase with this kind of force in such a compact footprint, making it perfect for smaller rigs or tight spaces, yet it never feels underpowered. High-Resolution Encoder The Alpha Mini boasts a 262,144-point encoder, which translates to incredibly smooth and fine-tuned steering input. Whether you're making delicate steering corrections or aggressive maneuvers, every motion is measured with astonishing detail, providing confidence in tight races or challenging conditions. Lightning-Fast Processor With a 200 MHz processor at its core, the Alpha Mini can calculate force feedback responses almost instantaneously. This real-time feedback makes sure you're always connected to the road, with no delays, and enhances the precision of the driving experience—ideal for those who prioritize fluidity in their racing sessions. Robust Construction Built with aluminum and carbon fiber, the Alpha Mini offers durability that doesn’t skimp on aesthetics. Its sturdy build keeps the motor cool during extended races, and its sleek black finish fits seamlessly into any racing rig setup. It’s a powerhouse wrapped in a tough, attractive package. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Compact size fits in smaller setups easily. 10Nm may feel underpowered for extreme sim enthusiasts. High 262,144-point encoder for smooth steering input. Not compatible with consoles, only for PC users. Durable aluminum and carbon fiber construction. Real-time feedback with a 200 MHz processor. Specifications Specification Value Torque 10 Nm Processor Speed 200 MHz Resolution 262,144 PPI Response Rate 40,000 Hz Dimensions 110 x 110 x 256.5 mm Weight 6.25 kg Material Aluminum, Carbon Fiber Color Black Connectivity USB Package Contents Mounting Kit, Power Supply, USB Cable, Instructions Simagic Alpha Mini Wheel Base The Simagic Alpha Mini Wheel Base is built to be versatile in rig setups, with USB connectivity ensuring it works seamlessly with PC systems. It supports Simagic's proprietary steering wheels, which feature a quick release option for added convenience. However, it is not compatible with third-party console controllers or older non-Simagic wheelbases, limiting its range for those with legacy equipment or multi-platform setups. As for gaming platforms, the Simagic Alpha Mini is designed exclusively for PC, with full support for popular racing simulators like Assetto Corsa, iRacing, and rFactor 2. It is not compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, making it ideal for dedicated PC sim racers. If you're in the PC racing scene, you're covered across a wide range of software, but console users will need to look elsewhere for compatibility.

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The Simagic Alpha Direct Drive Wheel Base offers serious punch for sim racers with its 15Nm direct-drive motor, delivering powerful force feedback that will make every corner feel alive. This beast isn’t just about muscle—its 200 MHz processor ensures a smooth, calculated response, perfect for capturing every detail of the race. With a compact design and a durable aluminum and carbon fiber build, the Simagic Alpha packs incredible performance into a rig-friendly size. Whether you’re racing Formula 1 or tackling a dirt track, the Alpha keeps you in command. What sets the Simagic Alpha Direct Drive Wheel Base apart? Serious Torque for Hardcore Racers The Alpha’s 15Nm of torque is a game-changer for sim racers looking for strong, consistent feedback. While many wheelbases struggle to hit double digits, the Alpha delivers force you can feel—especially in longer endurance races where that extra power makes all the difference in maintaining precision. Ultra-Smooth Steering Precision With an impressive 262,144 measurement points per revolution, the Alpha ensures your smallest steering inputs are translated into the game with finesse. Whether you're inching through hairpins or making split-second adjustments in a high-speed chicane, the steering never feels jittery or coarse. Effortless Heat Management Thanks to its aluminum housing, the Alpha handles heat dissipation with ease, keeping the motor cool even during the most demanding races. The smart design prevents performance drops over extended sessions, ensuring you stay in control without worrying about the motor overheating. Refined Construction and Aesthetic The Alpha doesn’t just perform like a beast—it looks sleek doing it. Its compact size combined with robust materials like aluminum and carbon fiber give it a premium feel, while fitting into a variety of sim rigs. And at just under 8kg, it’s substantial enough to feel sturdy, without being cumbersome. Pros and Cons Pros Cons 15Nm torque delivers robust force feedback. Price may be steep for casual users. Precision steering with 262,144 measurement points. Limited to PC; no console support. Durable aluminum and carbon fiber construction. Aluminum housing prevents overheating during long races. Specifications Specification Value Torque 15 Nm Processor Speed 200 MHz Resolution 262,144 PPI Response Rate 40,000 Hz Dimensions 110 x 110 x 276.5 mm Weight 7.9 kg Material Aluminum, Carbon Fiber Color Black Connectivity USB Simagic Alpha Direct Drive Wheel Base Compatibility The Simagic Alpha Direct Drive Wheel Base connects to your sim racing rig through USB and supports a range of Simagic's proprietary steering wheels, especially those with the quick-release mechanism. This ensures smooth data transmission with no extra cables, making wheel swaps seamless. However, it does not support third-party wheels from major brands, limiting customization if you already have an existing setup outside of Simagic's ecosystem. As far as gaming platforms go, the Alpha is strictly for PC users, with no native support for consoles like PlayStation or Xbox. It integrates smoothly with popular sim racing titles such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor 2. Console enthusiasts will need to look for alternative options, as the Alpha isn't designed for cross-platform play, but within the PC domain, it's versatile across many sims.

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The Simagic P1000 Pedals are designed to give sim racers serious control over their setup. Built with an all-aluminum alloy structure, these pedals feature both a loadcell sensor and optional hydraulic system for ultimate accuracy. Whether you're looking for long pedal travel for road cars or short, responsive inputs for race cars, the Simagic P1000 Pedals adapt with adjustable stroke, spacing, and force. With over 27,000 customization options, the P1000 is all about tuning your setup to match your driving style with absolute precision. What sets the Simagic P1000 Pedals apart? Unparalleled Customization The modular design of the Simagic P1000 allows for 27,648 possible configurations, including adjustable pedal stroke, height, and resistance. Whether you prefer road cars or racing simulations, this flexibility ensures that you can dial in exactly the feel you're after. Users love how much fine-tuning is possible, even for minor adjustments. Loadcell and Hall Angle Sensors The P1000 offers both loadcell and Hall angle sensors, allowing you to switch between setups depending on your driving style. This dual-sensor capability is a standout feature, especially for those who switch between simulations and need the accuracy of a loadcell for race cars or the smoothness of Hall sensors for road cars. Optional Hydraulic System The optional P-HYS hydraulic system provides a more realistic brake feel, emulating the damping and rebound you’d experience in real cars. This adds another layer of depth to your pedal feel, especially for braking accuracy. The modularity means you can add it later, making these pedals future-proof for upgrades. Durable CNC Aluminum Build Constructed from CNC aluminum, these pedals are designed to last through over 200,000 presses without flaw. This durability, combined with the solid, sturdy design, ensures that the pedals can withstand heavy, competitive use. Feedback from users confirms their reliability, even under intense conditions. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Highly customizable with 27,000+ configuration options. Hydraulic system is an additional purchase. Loadcell and Hall sensors switchable for different setups. Initial setup may be complex for beginners. Durable all-aluminum CNC construction. Optional haptic feedback for extra immersion. Specifications Specification Value Frame Material CNC Aluminum Alloy Pedal Sensors Loadcell (100kg) & Hall Angle Sensors Resolution 12-bit (4096) Adjustable Features Travel, Spring Force, Spacing, Height, Stroke, Angle Optional Add-ons Hydraulic System, Haptic Feedback, Rubber Pads Pedal Plates Anodized Aluminum Alloy Dimensions 348 x 489.8 x 368.5mm Weight 7.6kg Connection USB (PC), Simagic Wheelbase (Can-Bus) Simagic P1000 Pedals Compatibility The Simagic P1000 Pedals connect easily via USB, making them highly compatible with PC-based racing simulators such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor 2. They can also be integrated with Simagic wheelbases using the CAN-Bus port. However, these pedals are not compatible with consoles like PlayStation or Xbox, making them more suited for PC setups. The modular design means they fit easily into most racing cockpits and sim rigs, as long as the proper mounting options are available. When it comes to gaming platforms, the P1000 pedals are fully compatible with PC gaming systems and work flawlessly with a variety of racing titles that support high-end hardware. While they shine on Windows-based systems, they won’t work on gaming consoles, limiting their use to sim racers who focus on PC-based simulations. With the loadcell sensor and optional hydraulic system, they offer an incredibly responsive experience for games that prioritize brake accuracy and force feedback.

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The Simagic FX Wheel combines precise control with a slick design that enhances your formula racing experience. The wheel’s lightweight construction, thanks to its 5mm carbon fiber plate, delivers durability without extra bulk, giving you a more responsive connection to the track. With 12 customizable RGB buttons and a patented Hall paddle module, it’s all about putting you in command. Add in SimPro Manager’s telemetry-based lighting effects, and you’ve got a wheel that not only feels good but reacts to your every move. What sets the Simagic FX Wheel apart? Lightweight and Durable Carbon Fiber The Simagic FX Wheel is built with a 5mm high-quality carbon fiber plate, making it strong yet incredibly light. Weighing only 1500g, this reduced rotational mass helps you feel the road more clearly, adding that extra layer of control and feedback you need in formula racing. Compared to heavier wheels, it offers a significant reduction in effort while driving. Patented Hall Paddle Module Unlike traditional paddle shifters, the Simagic FX uses patented Hall paddle technology for a crisp, tactile feel with every shift. This innovation offers more precise activation and extended durability, so you’ll enjoy consistently smooth shifts for the long haul. The feedback from users often mentions how satisfying it is to engage the paddles during intense racing sessions. Customizable RGB Lighting The FX Wheel stands out with its 12 customizable RGB buttons that light up and change color based on your telemetry settings. Whether it’s flashing for ABS, traction control, or DRS, these lights are not only functional but easy on the eyes. The soft glow ensures you can race in darker conditions without being distracted by overly bright indicators. Ergonomic Silicone Grips Custom silicone grips offer a comfortable hold that keeps you in control even during extended racing sessions. The textured surface provides a secure grip without causing hand fatigue, a key factor for sim racers putting in long hours behind the wheel. This feature is frequently highlighted by users for its comfort and reliability under pressure. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Lightweight carbon fiber build enhances control. Only compatible with SIMAGIC wheelbases. Patented Hall paddle module ensures crisp shifting. Clutch paddles are optional, not included. RGB buttons react to telemetry settings. No console compatibility, PC only. Comfortable silicone grips reduce hand fatigue. Specifications Specification Value Wheel Diameter 290mm Wheel Material 5mm carbon fiber plate Wheel Weight 1500g Grip Material Custom silicone Buttons 12 RGB customizable, 3 rotary encoders, 4 thumb encoders Paddle Type Patented Hall paddle module Software SimPro Manager Quick Release 50mm SIMAGIC Quick Release Simagic FX Wheel Compatibility The Simagic FX Wheel is designed exclusively for use with SIMAGIC wheelbases, meaning you won’t be able to mount it on other brands’ systems. The included 50mm SIMAGIC Quick Release ensures easy attachment and removal, so switching between wheels during a race is seamless. It offers compatibility with popular sim racing cockpits and wheelstands, provided you are using a SIMAGIC base setup. Unfortunately, its compatibility is quite limited outside the SIMAGIC ecosystem, so if you're not using their wheelbase, you’ll need to look elsewhere. As far as gaming platforms go, the Simagic FX Wheel is strictly PC-only and not compatible with consoles like the PlayStation or Xbox. It works flawlessly with PC-based racing sims such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor 2. The wheel’s RGB buttons can be customized through the SimPro Manager software, allowing you to adapt the wheel to each sim’s specific telemetry feedback, but console players will have to find an alternative.

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The Simagic P1000i Inverted Pedals deliver a pedal experience crafted for serious sim racers, engineered for those who want a more natural car feel. Designed for drift and precision braking, the P1000i combines CNC-machined aluminum and 100kg load cell with multiple customization options, so you can fine-tune every detail from angle to compression strength. Its unique design eliminates complex installation, and paired with Simagic’s SimPro Manager, it lets you create an impressively tailored setup without losing a moment of racing. What sets the Simagic P1000i Inverted Pedals apart? Modular, Adjustable Brake System The P1000i's brake system allows for deep customization, from stroke length to compressive strength. Users enjoy that it can adapt to different driving styles by swapping between eight rubber pads, enabling one of the most personalized braking experiences available in sim racing setups. Inverted Design for Realistic Feel Unlike most setups, these pedals feature an inverted design to simulate the feel of a real vehicle, particularly appreciated by drift enthusiasts. This setup provides a sensation of weight distribution more commonly found in road cars, making it an exciting pick for sim racers who crave that real-world driving sensation. Customizable Pedal Position and Angle The P1000i allows racers to adjust each pedal’s angle, stroke length, and even lateral positioning. For racers with specific ergonomic needs, this customization means dialing in precise configurations that fit their natural posture and foot positioning, enhancing control over long sessions. Versatile Sensor Options With a choice of load cell sensor or Hall angle sensor, racers can switch depending on the type of driving they plan to focus on. The load cell is ideal for those looking for braking strength, while the Hall angle sensor is beneficial for precision inputs, so each setup is highly adaptable. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Highly adjustable brake and pedal settings. Inverted design requires specific mounting space. Multiple sensors for customized pedal response. Not compatible with consoles without the Sigma Cortex Durable CNC-machined aluminum construction. Silent bearing structure on clutch pedal. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Inverted Pedal System Frame Material CNC-Machined Aluminum Alloy Brake Load Cell 100kg Brake Stroke Adjustment Yes Brake Compressive Strength Adjustment Yes Pedal Angle Adjustment Yes Lateral Pedal Position Adjustment Yes Pedal Configuration Options 27,648 Foot Pedal Material Anodized Aluminum Alloy Included Springs 3 for Clutch Silent Bearing Structure Included Simagic P1000i Inverted Pedals Compatibility The Simagic P1000i Inverted Pedals integrate best with Simagic wheelbases and setups, giving full functionality with the SimPro Manager software for seamless adjustment. These pedals connect directly via USB to a PC, allowing for a straightforward installation and ensuring compatibility with leading sim setups that support USB peripherals. However, these pedals are limited in compatibility with consoles, focusing solely on a PC experience, which is ideal for sim racing enthusiasts aiming for a tailored PC setup. When it comes to game compatibility, the P1000i pedals work with a wide array of PC racing titles, including Assetto Corsa, iRacing, and rFactor 2, bringing adjustable pedal sensitivity and customization to the forefront of these gaming platforms. While not compatible with consoles without the Sigma Cortex, these pedals ensure a consistent, professional connection and performance for most leading PC racing sims.

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