Cube Controls F-Core Evo Black brings serious capability to an accessible sim racing wheel, packed with thoughtful features for drivers who value substance over flash. Its USB+Bluetooth Dual Mode connection gives you full flexibility with your setup, while the full metal rotary encoders deliver crisp, deliberate feedback with every turn. Built on a carbon-fiber front plate and die-cast aluminium body, it feels solid in your hands without weighing you down. Whether you’re chasing consistency in long stints or dialing in finesse lap after lap, this wheel holds up without excuses. What Sets the Cube Controls F-Core Evo Black apart? Improved Ergonomics with Silicon-Rubber Handgrips Most wheels at this price point overlook comfort during long sessions. The Evo’s silicon-rubber grips aren’t just soft—they mold slightly under your fingers, reducing fatigue while keeping grip locked in. Paired with subtle button guard improvements, everything lands where you want it, reducing fumbles mid-corner. It’s a small tweak that adds up during endurance races or when you're going full sweat mode through lap after lap. Full Metal Encoders for Satisfying Input You’ll notice the difference immediately when you spin the rotary encoders. They don’t wobble or feel cheap—they click with solid, positive steps, helping you make quick adjustments without second guessing. Compared to the plastic mechanisms common in similarly priced gear, these are a serious upgrade, bringing consistency and a tactile edge to car setup changes on the fly. Refined Paddle Shifting Experience The new shifter design on the F-Core Evo has been quietly praised for how dialed-in it feels. They're short-throw, low play, and offer solid engagement without excessive force. Feedback from users suggests they're quieter than expected, while still offering a mechanical bite. Whether you’re banging through gears in a GT3 or playing it smooth in a formula car, they hold up—and feel good doing it. Reliable Dual Connectivity with Practical Battery Life Cube’s magnetic Q-CONN cable system is a win for hardwired setups, but Evo’s Bluetooth mode is more than a backup. Users have reported minimal lag and rock-steady connections, especially when using a decent USB adapter. And with a 2000mAh battery pushing up to 40 hours of runtime, you’re not constantly checking the charge mid-session. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full metal encoders offer solid tactile feedback No hub included—must be purchased separately Excellent ergonomics with soft rubber grips Bluetooth connection may require external adapter Dual-mode USB and Bluetooth connection – Software enables detailed customization – Specifications Specification Value Front Plate 4mm Pure Carbon Fiber Main Body Die-cast Aluminium Grip-to-Grip Width 29.00 cm Grip Max Diameter 43.00 mm Weight 895 gr Battery 2000mAh LiPo (Up to 40h use) Connectivity USB + Bluetooth Dual Mode Rotary Encoders 2 Front, 2 Thumb (Full Metal) Toggle Switches 2 On/Off with LED Buttons 12 Momentary Joysticks 2 Multi-directional with encoder Compatibility All formula-style 3-bolt, 1" & 70mm PCD hubs Cube Controls F-Core Evo Black Compatibility The Cube Controls F-Core Evo Black is compatible with a wide range of setups thanks to its standard 3-bolt 70mm PCD mount. It works seamlessly with formula-style quick release hubs, including many popular models from Simucube, Fanatec Podium hub (via adapter), and similar third-party platforms. However, users with Thrustmaster or Logitech bases may require an additional hub adapter, as direct mounting is not supported by default. It also supports both wired and wireless operation, giving you flexibility in how you route power and data. On the platform side, the F-Core Evo is designed for PC use. Its USB and Bluetooth dual-mode connection allows it to pair with any Windows-based system without the need for proprietary drivers. It’s not natively compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, though users have had partial success using devices like DriveHub—results vary depending on the game and system. For best results, stick with a Windows PC and a quality Bluetooth dongle if you go wireless.

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Cube Controls F-Core Evo Formula Blue brings serious capability to an accessible sim racing wheel, packed with thoughtful features for drivers who value substance over flash. Its USB+Bluetooth Dual Mode connection gives you full flexibility with your setup, while the full metal rotary encoders deliver crisp, deliberate feedback with every turn. Built on a carbon-fiber front plate and die-cast aluminium body, it feels solid in your hands without weighing you down. Whether you’re chasing consistency in long stints or dialing in finesse lap after lap, this wheel holds up without excuses. What Sets the Cube Controls F-Core Evo Formula Blue apart? Improved Ergonomics with Silicon-Rubber Handgrips Most wheels at this price point overlook comfort during long sessions. The Evo’s silicon-rubber grips aren’t just soft—they mold slightly under your fingers, reducing fatigue while keeping grip locked in. Paired with subtle button guard improvements, everything lands where you want it, reducing fumbles mid-corner. It’s a small tweak that adds up during endurance races or when you're going full sweat mode through lap after lap. Full Metal Encoders for Satisfying Input You’ll notice the difference immediately when you spin the rotary encoders. They don’t wobble or feel cheap—they click with solid, positive steps, helping you make quick adjustments without second guessing. Compared to the plastic mechanisms common in similarly priced gear, these are a serious upgrade, bringing consistency and a tactile edge to car setup changes on the fly. Refined Paddle Shifting Experience The new shifter design on the F-Core Evo has been quietly praised for how dialed-in it feels. They're short-throw, low play, and offer solid engagement without excessive force. Feedback from users suggests they're quieter than expected, while still offering a mechanical bite. Whether you’re banging through gears in a GT3 or playing it smooth in a formula car, they hold up—and feel good doing it. Reliable Dual Connectivity with Practical Battery Life Cube’s magnetic Q-CONN cable system is a win for hardwired setups, but Evo’s Bluetooth mode is more than a backup. Users have reported minimal lag and rock-steady connections, especially when using a decent USB adapter. And with a 2000mAh battery pushing up to 40 hours of runtime, you’re not constantly checking the charge mid-session. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full metal encoders offer solid tactile feedback No hub included—must be purchased separately Excellent ergonomics with soft rubber grips Bluetooth connection may require external adapter Dual-mode USB and Bluetooth connection – Software enables detailed customization – Specifications Specification Value Front Plate 4mm Pure Carbon Fiber Main Body Die-cast Aluminium Grip-to-Grip Width 29.00 cm Grip Max Diameter 43.00 mm Weight 895 gr Battery 2000mAh LiPo (Up to 40h use) Connectivity USB + Bluetooth Dual Mode Rotary Encoders 2 Front, 2 Thumb (Full Metal) Toggle Switches 2 On/Off with LED Buttons 12 Momentary Joysticks 2 Multi-directional with encoder Compatibility All formula-style 3-bolt, 1" & 70mm PCD hubs Cube Controls F-Core Evo Formula Blue Compatibility The Cube Controls F-Core Evo Formula Blue is compatible with a wide range of setups thanks to its standard 3-bolt 70mm PCD mount. It works seamlessly with formula-style quick release hubs, including many popular models from Simucube, Fanatec Podium hub (via adapter), and similar third-party platforms. However, users with Thrustmaster or Logitech bases may require an additional hub adapter, as direct mounting is not supported by default. It also supports both wired and wireless operation, giving you flexibility in how you route power and data. On the platform side, the F-Core Evo is designed for PC use. Its USB and Bluetooth dual-mode connection allows it to pair with any Windows-based system without the need for proprietary drivers. It’s not natively compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, though users have had partial success using devices like DriveHub—results vary depending on the game and system. For best results, stick with a Windows PC and a quality Bluetooth dongle if you go wireless.

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Cube Controls F-Core Evo GT Black brings serious capability to an accessible sim racing wheel, packed with thoughtful features for drivers who value substance over flash. Its USB+Bluetooth Dual Mode connection gives you full flexibility with your setup, while the full metal rotary encoders deliver crisp, deliberate feedback with every turn. Built on a carbon-fiber front plate and die-cast aluminium body, it feels solid in your hands without weighing you down. Whether you’re chasing consistency in long stints or dialing in finesse lap after lap, this wheel holds up without excuses. What Sets the Cube Controls F-Core Evo GT Black apart? Improved Ergonomics with Silicon-Rubber Handgrips Most wheels at this price point overlook comfort during long sessions. The Evo’s silicon-rubber grips aren’t just soft—they mold slightly under your fingers, reducing fatigue while keeping grip locked in. Paired with subtle button guard improvements, everything lands where you want it, reducing fumbles mid-corner. It’s a small tweak that adds up during endurance races or when you're going full sweat mode through lap after lap. Full Metal Encoders for Satisfying Input You’ll notice the difference immediately when you spin the rotary encoders. They don’t wobble or feel cheap—they click with solid, positive steps, helping you make quick adjustments without second guessing. Compared to the plastic mechanisms common in similarly priced gear, these are a serious upgrade, bringing consistency and a tactile edge to car setup changes on the fly. Refined Paddle Shifting Experience The new shifter design on the F-Core Evo has been quietly praised for how dialed-in it feels. They're short-throw, low play, and offer solid engagement without excessive force. Feedback from users suggests they're quieter than expected, while still offering a mechanical bite. Whether you’re banging through gears in a GT3 or playing it smooth in a formula car, they hold up—and feel good doing it. Reliable Dual Connectivity with Practical Battery Life Cube’s magnetic Q-CONN cable system is a win for hardwired setups, but Evo’s Bluetooth mode is more than a backup. Users have reported minimal lag and rock-steady connections, especially when using a decent USB adapter. And with a 2000mAh battery pushing up to 40 hours of runtime, you’re not constantly checking the charge mid-session. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full metal encoders offer solid tactile feedback No hub included—must be purchased separately Excellent ergonomics with soft rubber grips Bluetooth connection may require external adapter Dual-mode USB and Bluetooth connection – Software enables detailed customization – Specifications Specification Value Front Plate 4mm Pure Carbon Fiber Main Body Die-cast Aluminium Grip-to-Grip Width 29.00 cm Grip Max Diameter 43.00 mm Weight 895 gr Battery 2000mAh LiPo (Up to 40h use) Connectivity USB + Bluetooth Dual Mode Rotary Encoders 2 Front, 2 Thumb (Full Metal) Toggle Switches 2 On/Off with LED Buttons 12 Momentary Joysticks 2 Multi-directional with encoder Compatibility All formula-style 3-bolt, 1" & 70mm PCD hubs Cube Controls F-Core Evo GT Black Compatibility The Cube Controls F-Core Evo GT Black is compatible with a wide range of setups thanks to its standard 3-bolt 70mm PCD mount. It works seamlessly with formula-style quick release hubs, including many popular models from Simucube, Fanatec Podium hub (via adapter), and similar third-party platforms. However, users with Thrustmaster or Logitech bases may require an additional hub adapter, as direct mounting is not supported by default. It also supports both wired and wireless operation, giving you flexibility in how you route power and data. On the platform side, the F-Core Evo is designed for PC use. Its USB and Bluetooth dual-mode connection allows it to pair with any Windows-based system without the need for proprietary drivers. It’s not natively compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, though users have had partial success using devices like DriveHub—results vary depending on the game and system. For best results, stick with a Windows PC and a quality Bluetooth dongle if you go wireless.

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Cube Controls F-Core Evo Red brings serious capability to an accessible sim racing wheel, packed with thoughtful features for drivers who value substance over flash. Its USB+Bluetooth Dual Mode connection gives you full flexibility with your setup, while the full metal rotary encoders deliver crisp, deliberate feedback with every turn. Built on a carbon-fiber front plate and die-cast aluminium body, it feels solid in your hands without weighing you down. Whether you’re chasing consistency in long stints or dialing in finesse lap after lap, this wheel holds up without excuses. What Sets the Cube Controls F-Core Evo Red apart? Improved Ergonomics with Silicon-Rubber Handgrips Most wheels at this price point overlook comfort during long sessions. The Evo’s silicon-rubber grips aren’t just soft—they mold slightly under your fingers, reducing fatigue while keeping grip locked in. Paired with subtle button guard improvements, everything lands where you want it, reducing fumbles mid-corner. It’s a small tweak that adds up during endurance races or when you're going full sweat mode through lap after lap. Full Metal Encoders for Satisfying Input You’ll notice the difference immediately when you spin the rotary encoders. They don’t wobble or feel cheap—they click with solid, positive steps, helping you make quick adjustments without second guessing. Compared to the plastic mechanisms common in similarly priced gear, these are a serious upgrade, bringing consistency and a tactile edge to car setup changes on the fly. Refined Paddle Shifting Experience The new shifter design on the F-Core Evo has been quietly praised for how dialed-in it feels. They're short-throw, low play, and offer solid engagement without excessive force. Feedback from users suggests they're quieter than expected, while still offering a mechanical bite. Whether you’re banging through gears in a GT3 or playing it smooth in a formula car, they hold up—and feel good doing it. Reliable Dual Connectivity with Practical Battery Life Cube’s magnetic Q-CONN cable system is a win for hardwired setups, but Evo’s Bluetooth mode is more than a backup. Users have reported minimal lag and rock-steady connections, especially when using a decent USB adapter. And with a 2000mAh battery pushing up to 40 hours of runtime, you’re not constantly checking the charge mid-session. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full metal encoders offer solid tactile feedback No hub included—must be purchased separately Excellent ergonomics with soft rubber grips Bluetooth connection may require external adapter Dual-mode USB and Bluetooth connection – Software enables detailed customization – Specifications Specification Value Front Plate 4mm Pure Carbon Fiber Main Body Die-cast Aluminium Grip-to-Grip Width 29.00 cm Grip Max Diameter 43.00 mm Weight 895 gr Battery 2000mAh LiPo (Up to 40h use) Connectivity USB + Bluetooth Dual Mode Rotary Encoders 2 Front, 2 Thumb (Full Metal) Toggle Switches 2 On/Off with LED Buttons 12 Momentary Joysticks 2 Multi-directional with encoder Compatibility All formula-style 3-bolt, 1" & 70mm PCD hubs Cube Controls F-Core Evo Red Compatibility The Cube Controls F-Core Evo Red is compatible with a wide range of setups thanks to its standard 3-bolt 70mm PCD mount. It works seamlessly with formula-style quick release hubs, including many popular models from Simucube, Fanatec Podium hub (via adapter), and similar third-party platforms. However, users with Thrustmaster or Logitech bases may require an additional hub adapter, as direct mounting is not supported by default. It also supports both wired and wireless operation, giving you flexibility in how you route power and data. On the platform side, the F-Core Evo is designed for PC use. Its USB and Bluetooth dual-mode connection allows it to pair with any Windows-based system without the need for proprietary drivers. It’s not natively compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, though users have had partial success using devices like DriveHub—results vary depending on the game and system. For best results, stick with a Windows PC and a quality Bluetooth dongle if you go wireless.

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Cube Controls F-Core Formula Steering Wheel delivers an impressive package for those entering the world of serious sim racing. The wheel blends a tough carbon-fiber front plate with smart ergonomics, including grippy silicone-rubber handgrips and a thoughtfully laid-out control scheme. From the tactile snap of its custom button assembly to its flexible USB/Bluetooth dual mode, the F-Core surprises with capability and comfort. It’s built to last, customizable, and refreshingly honest—proof that entry-level doesn’t have to mean basic. What Sets the Cube Controls F-Core Formula Steering Wheel apart? Dual Connectivity Without Compromise The F-Core offers both USB and Bluetooth modes without locking out any functionality between the two. You can enjoy the full feature set wirelessly, from the encoders to the joysticks, with nearly zero input lag. This flexibility makes it ideal for racers who want a clean rig setup or jump between platforms. Button Layout That Makes Sense Users constantly highlight how well the button and encoder layout works mid-race. It’s all within thumb range—rotary dials, toggles, and joysticks included—meaning fewer distractions and more focus on the apex. The tactile feedback from each control point is well-dialed, especially for a product in this category. Shifter and Clutch Modularity Not every driver needs clutches or metal paddles, and the F-Core gives you that choice. Upgrade paths include full aluminum clutch paddles and two shifter types, all hot-swappable and software-configurable. This modularity gives sim racers more control over feel without unnecessary spend. Battery That Goes the Distance Some entry-level wheels fall short on battery life, but the F-Core doesn’t. With a 2000mAh LiPo battery lasting up to 40 hours per charge and onboard charging that works mid-session, it’s ready for multi-day endurance races or just a lot of hot laps without interruption. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Ergonomic and accessible control layout Hub not included in base price Dual USB and Bluetooth modes work seamlessly Battery status LED can be hard to see mid-race Modular upgrade options for paddles and clutches Solid construction with carbon and aluminum parts Specifications Specification Value Wheel Type Formula-style Front Plate 4mm Carbon Fiber Main Body Die-cast Aluminum Grip Material Silicon & Rubber Grip-to-Grip Width 290 mm Max Grip Diameter 43 mm Battery 2000mAh LiPo (up to 40 hours) Connectivity USB and Bluetooth Dual Mode Weight 895 g Software Support F-Core proprietary software, SimHub compatible Cube Controls F-Core Formula Steering Wheel Compatibility The Cube Controls F-Core is compatible with all formula-style quick release hubs using a 3-bolt pattern (1-inch and 70mm PCD), offering broad adaptability for various rig builds. It connects via Q-CONN magnetic cable or Bluetooth, both of which are fully supported by its internal electronics. While a hub is not included in the base package, many third-party hubs (like those from Simucube or Ascher) are commonly used with excellent results. The internal clutch and paddle calibration options also carry over regardless of hub selection. When it comes to gaming platforms, the F-Core works seamlessly with PC via USB and Bluetooth. With the right Bluetooth dongle, pairing is instant and stable, avoiding reliance on the wheelbase. It does not offer direct console compatibility, but it may work with console setups via intermediary devices like DriveHub, depending on the configuration. Games like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2 are all supported through the standard Windows HID profile and can access its full control suite through SimHub or native bindings.

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Cube Controls GT Pro V2 Reparto Corse Round Suede combines the tactile elegance of Italian craftsmanship with the demands of serious sim racing. Wrapped in genuine suede and built around a carbon fiber plate and aluminum body, the wheel offers both grip and structure in equal measure. With dual-mode connectivity—Bluetooth and Q-CONN cable—you’re free to focus on your lines, not your cables. Add in zero-play magnetic shifters and customizable RGB controls, and you’ve got a wheel that doesn’t just look the part—it handles it. What Sets the Cube Controls GT Pro V2 Reparto Corse Round Suede apart? Genuine Suede Rim by Italian Artisans While many rims settle for synthetic wraps, the Reparto Corse Round Suede delivers a uniquely supple grip thanks to genuine suede, tanned and stitched in Italy. It's not just a surface treatment—it changes how the wheel feels through long stints, staying firm and breathable even when your palms are less than fresh. You get durability, comfort, and an unmistakably premium texture that elevates every session. Dual Connection Options Without Compromise The built-in Bluetooth mode gives you the freedom to race untethered, while the Q-CONN cable ensures a reliable, hardwired fallback. Either way, input latency remains impressively low. The transition between the two modes is simple, letting you adapt your setup whether you’re running a motion rig or keeping things minimal on a desk mount. Zero Play Magnetic Paddles and Launch Control Users often highlight the feel of the redesigned short-throw magnetic paddles. There's no slack, no rattle—just a crisp, deliberate snap with each gear change. For those doing rally starts or GT launches, the stiffer clutch springs and adjustable bite point provide consistent pedal feedback and bite-time accuracy race after race. Software Integration with Full Customization Every RGB light, encoder function, and paddle setting can be adjusted in software. Whether you're mapping pit speed limiters, traction control toggles, or differential settings, the controls are reprogrammable to suit your layout. With multiple profiles and real-time calibration tools, it's more than just a pretty face—it's a programmable control hub. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Suede grip offers premium comfort and control Suede requires more care to maintain appearance Bluetooth and wired Q-CONN modes both included Battery life shorter than other wireless options Magnetic paddles have zero slack and great feel Compatibility template must be checked before purchase Specifications Specification Value Wheel Diameter 320 mm Grip Diameter 36 mm Main Plate Carbon Fiber Body Material Aluminum die-cast Connectivity Bluetooth and Q-CONN cable Battery 1500mAh LiPo, approx. 4 hours use Paddles 2 or 4 magnetic paddles (configurable) Rotary Encoders 4 (2 front, 2 thumb) with RGB Joysticks 2 multi-directional with encoder Toggle Switches 2 ON/OFF with status LEDs Weight 603 g to 1770 g (depending on rim) Package Includes Wheel, hub, cable, stickers, bag, badge, accessories Cube Controls GT Pro V2 Reparto Corse Round Suede Compatibility The GT Pro V2 Reparto Corse Round Suede is compatible with all formula-style quick release hubs using the 70mm PCD 3-bolt pattern. It works seamlessly with a range of button box configurations, allowing for both 2- and 4-paddle setups. The included compatibility template lets you verify rim fitment before mounting, which is especially useful if you're upgrading from a previous Cube Controls model or mixing and matching parts across manufacturers. In terms of PC hardware, it connects via USB using the Q-CONN cable or Bluetooth for wireless use. Both modes operate independently from your wheelbase, so compatibility is not limited to any specific brand. It pairs with any PC that supports standard HID devices over Bluetooth or USB. Note: Proper Bluetooth receiver hardware is recommended for stable wireless performance. Platform-wise, the GT Pro V2 Reparto Corse is a PC-only product. It does not support native console connectivity, but may be usable with third-party adapters like DriveHub depending on your wheelbase and console. For sim racing on iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, AMS2, and other PC-based sims, it integrates fully and supports all button and encoder mappings via Cube Controls software and SimHub.

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