Cube Controls F-PRO Color Edition brings a vibrant personality to your rig without compromising one bit on substance. The revamped grips feel velvety yet firm in hand—like they were sculpted for extended battles on track—and they don’t attract dust or grime. With its USB+Bluetooth Dual-Mode connection and RGB backlit buttons that you can tweak endlessly, this wheel isn’t just about function; it’s about feel, style, and fierce competition. From the solid carbon fiber faceplate to the die-cast aluminum body, every detail feels dialed in for the serious sim addict who appreciates both flair and function. What Sets the Cube Controls F-PRO Color Edition apart? Grips That Don’t Just Grip—They Impress The upgraded grips aren’t just about ergonomics—they’ve got a surface texture that walks the perfect line between comfort and control. Unlike some wheels where palm fatigue kicks in after a long stint, these grips seem to melt into your hands. What racers love most? They repel dust and grime like a charm, saving you from the usual scrub-down ritual after every sweaty session. This kind of tactile evolution makes long races feel far less fatiguing and a lot more focused. Bluetooth Mode That Actually Works Most Bluetooth-enabled wheels make bold claims but fall short with disconnects or lag. Not here. The F-PRO Color Edition delivers near-zero latency performance that holds up even in long endurance stints. It's a favorite among wireless racers because it feels like a wired connection—without the mess. Just pair it with a reliable dongle and you’re off, no hiccups or dropouts mid-race to ruin your flow. Custom Lighting Meets Functional Feedback The customizable RGB backlit buttons aren’t just about flashy colors. These lights actually help during dark-room sessions or endurance races where visibility matters. They can be color-coded to reflect different functions, so you’re not second-guessing which toggle controls your ERS or pit limiter. It’s a small detail that, once used, you’ll never want to give up. Build Quality That Outlasts the Grid The full carbon fiber front plate and die-cast aluminum body aren’t just for looks—they lend this wheel a confidence-inducing sturdiness. No flex, no creaks, and no worries even after months of usage. Sim racers across the board report that this wheel just keeps going strong, which makes it a smart investment if you’re in it for the long haul and not just the highlight reels. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Bluetooth mode is reliable with near-zero input delay Battery life varies significantly with RGB brightness Grips feel superb and stay clean over time Hefty price tag compared to entry-level options RGB buttons offer helpful visibility in dark rooms Exceptional build quality with no chassis flex Specifications Specification Value Grip-to-Grip Wheel Length 28.2 cm Grip Max Diameter 45 mm Weight 1100 g Color Options Black, Red, Blue Main Body Die-cast Aluminum Front Plate Pure Carbon Fiber Buttons 12 Momentary, 2 Toggles with LEDs Encoders 10 (4 front, 2 thumb, 2 grip-integrated, 2 joysticks) Connectivity USB + Bluetooth Dual Mode Charging Connector Straight back magnetic Q-conn Battery LiPo 2000mAh, up to 50 hours Shifter Paddles Magnetic, switchless, short-throw, adjustable Launch Control Clutch System Yes Software Customization Button lights, clutches, paddles Wheel Hub Compatibility All formula-style quick release hubs (3 bolts, 70mm PCD) VR Friendly Yes Cube Controls F-PRO Color Edition Compatibility The F-PRO Color Edition plays well with any wheelbase that uses a 70mm PCD 3-bolt formula-style quick release, making it widely compatible with setups from Simucube, Fanatec Podium Hubs, and similar high-end systems. It's not designed for direct bolt-on use with budget or console-focused wheels like the Logitech G series or Thrustmaster bases without custom adapters. The Q-conn magnetic cable adds to its seamless integration in USB mode, but Bluetooth mode gives you the flexibility to skip cables entirely on PC-based rigs. Platform-wise, the F-PRO is PC-only—you won’t be using it with your PS5 or Xbox Series console directly. It connects via USB or Bluetooth straight to the PC, bypassing the wheelbase electronics. It works great with any sim racing titles that support direct input devices like iRacing, rFactor 2, Assetto Corsa, and more. Console racers will need to look elsewhere, but for PC sim heads, this wheel drops straight into the heart of any competitive rig.

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