The Thrustmaster T300RS GT Edition brings exceptional power and finesse to racing simulation, delivering smooth and responsive control for every twist and turn. Its dual-belt system and proprietary H.E.A.R.T magnetic technology ensure whisper-quiet operation and precision that lasts. Equipped with a 25-watt brushless servomotor, this wheel replicates the nuances of the track with impressive force feedback. Officially licensed for PlayStation and Gran Turismo, it’s also compatible with PC, making it a versatile choice for racers ready to elevate their game. What sets the Thrustmaster T300RS GT Edition apart? Brushless Servomotor Excellence The 25-watt brushless motor provides smooth and powerful force feedback, delivering consistent performance even during extended sessions. Unlike brushed motors, it reduces noise and wear, making it a reliable companion for serious sim racers. Dual-Belt System for Seamless Feedback The dual-belt mechanism ensures that the feedback feels natural, eliminating dead zones and reducing jolts. This design allows players to feel connected to the track without disruptive vibrations, enhancing the overall driving experience. Magnetic Technology for Precision The H.E.A.R.T magnetic technology eliminates the need for potentiometers, ensuring accuracy that doesn’t degrade over time. With up to 16-bit resolution and 65,536 values, it offers pinpoint control for demanding sim racers. Modular Ecosystem Compatibility With its quick-release system, this wheel base supports a range of Thrustmaster add-ons, from rally wheels to shifters, making it adaptable to various racing disciplines and styles. Pros and Cons Pros Cons 25-watt brushless motor for consistent force feedback. Heavier than some competing racing wheels. Dual-belt system for smooth, natural control. Not compatible with Xbox consoles. Quick-release system for easy wheel swapping. Officially licensed for PlayStation and Gran Turismo. Specifications Specification Value Dimensions 35 cm x 45 cm x 32 cm Weight 10 kg Force Feedback Brushless servomotor, dual-belt system Magnetic Technology H.E.A.R.T (HallEffect AccuRate Technology) Pedal Set T3PAGT 3-pedal set included Compatibility PS5, PS4, PC Official License Gran Turismo, PlayStation Thrustmaster T300RS GT Edition Compatibility The Thrustmaster T300RS GT Edition is compatible with the PS5, PS4, and PC, making it a versatile choice for racers across platforms. It works seamlessly with the Thrustmaster ecosystem, including add-on wheels like the Ferrari F1 Wheel and Sparco R383 Rally Wheel. The base supports the T-LCM Pedals and accessories such as the TH8A shifter and TSS Handbrake, enabling diverse setups for various motorsport styles. However, it does not support Xbox consoles, limiting its appeal for users on that platform. For gaming platforms, the T300RS GT is officially licensed for Gran Turismo, ensuring optimized compatibility with the series. On PC, it integrates well with popular titles like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and Project CARS. Its modular design lets players tailor their experience, but its PlayStation-specific license may not offer exclusive benefits for PC gamers compared to more neutral options.

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The Thrustmaster T248 is an exceptional hybrid racing wheel designed to elevate your driving experience. With its innovative HYBRID DRIVE system blending belt and gear mechanisms, this wheel delivers more power and versatility than its predecessors. Featuring magnetic paddle shifters, a dynamic dashboard screen with over 20 displays, and a highly accurate pedal set, the T248 combines performance with thoughtful features to make every race feel smooth and engaging. It’s built to satisfy both casual racers and serious competitors alike. What sets the Thrustmaster T248 apart? Enhanced Force Feedback Options The T248 offers three customizable Force Feedback modes that can be adjusted mid-race, allowing users to tailor the driving feel to their preference. Whether it's replicating every curve or giving a gentler response, this feature adds depth to the racing experience without overwhelming new drivers. Magnetic Paddle Shifters Equipped with H.E.A.R.T magnetic technology, the paddle shifters provide swift, frictionless gear changes. Their tactile response ensures a crisp feel that’s satisfying and reliable, even during high-intensity gaming sessions, and the technology ensures long-lasting durability. Interactive Dashboard Screen The integrated dashboard screen offers over 20 display options, including telemetry and adjustable settings, giving racers more control and useful data at a glance. This interactive element brings a layer of real-time information that enhances the immersion and strategy during gameplay. Magnetic Pedal Set The included magnetic pedals offer four brake pressure modes and outstanding precision, ensuring smoother braking and acceleration. These pedals are designed to maintain accuracy over time, outlasting traditional potentiometer-based systems prone to wear. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Powerful hybrid drive system offers enhanced force feedback. Plastic casing might feel less premium to some users. Magnetic pedals ensure long-term precision and durability. Force feedback may feel overly strong for casual players. Interactive screen adds a new layer of control and data. Customizable brake pressure modes cater to various setups. Specifications Specification Value Force Feedback Three adjustable modes Paddle Shifters H.E.A.R.T magnetic technology Pedal Set Magnetic, with four pressure modes Dashboard Screen 20+ interactive displays Drive System Hybrid belt and gear mechanism Platform Compatibility PS4, PS5, PC Thrustmaster T248 Compatibility Platform Compatibility PlayStation 4 & 5 Fully compatible with all PS4 & PS5 racing games PC Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 The Thrustmaster T248 is built to integrate seamlessly with PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 systems, offering full compatibility with any PS4 or PS5 racing games that support wheels. This makes it an excellent choice for PlayStation users looking to elevate their gaming experience with minimal setup hassle. It also supports Xbox consoles through the Xbox variant of this product, so Xbox users should keep this in mind. On PC, the T248 works flawlessly with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11, making it a versatile choice for gamers across systems. Its ability to support a wide range of racing games on PC enhances its appeal, but some users might miss more advanced platform support features. Overall, it’s a solid fit for PlayStation, Xbox and PC gamers seeking an upgrade.

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The Thrustmaster T598 delivers an exhilarating leap into the future of sim racing with its innovative Direct Axial Drive motor technology. Featuring 5 Nm of constant torque and a boost capability of up to 100%, it offers unparalleled control for every hairpin turn and straightaway. The HARMONY technology, providing high-frequency vibrations, ensures you feel every screech and rumble strip with breathtaking clarity. With an 11.8-inch detachable wheel and modular Raceline Pedals LTE, the T598 is a versatile, precision-engineered setup ready to elevate your racing experience on PS5, PS4, and PC. What sets the Thrustmaster T598 apart? Direct Axial Drive Motor The Axial Flux motor technology eliminates cogging, ensuring smooth and seamless wheel motion. This provides detailed force feedback for precise racing dynamics, delivering sensations that set it apart from gear and belt-driven systems. HARMONY Technology for Vibrations Feel tire screeches, rumble strips, and road textures through the high-frequency vibrations generated by HARMONY technology. This adds an extra layer of depth, making every moment feel alive under your grip. Race Dash Screen The Race Dash screen is a game-changer, letting you tweak Force Feedback settings on the fly while displaying critical in-game metrics like speed and best lap times for an edge in competitive racing. Scalable Ecosystem The T598’s modular design allows compatibility with various add-ons, including additional Thrustmaster wheel rims and an upgradeable load-cell pedal kit. This future-proofs your setup, accommodating your evolving racing preferences. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Direct Axial Drive offers smooth, cog-free feedback. 5 Nm torque is not enough for hardcore sim racers Race Dash screen for real-time settings adjustments. Base unit may feel lightweight for some setups. Upgradeable pedal set with modular options. HARMONY technology enhances detail in feedback effects. Specifications Specification Value Motor Type Direct Axial Drive with Axial Flux motor Torque 5 Nm constant, +100% overshoot capability Wheel Rim Diameter 11.8 inches / 30 cm Pedal Set Raceline Pedals LTE, 2 pedals (upgradeable to 3) Dimensions (WxDxH) 15.7” x 13.4” x 12.6” / 400 mm x 340 mm x 320 mm Weight 15 lb / 6.8 kg Compatibility PS5, PS4, PC (Windows 10/11) Package Contents Servo base, wheel rim, pedal set, cables, tools Thrustmaster T598 Compatibility The Thrustmaster T598 is designed to work seamlessly with PS5, PS4, and PC platforms, making it a versatile choice for multi-platform racers. Its ecosystem supports a wide range of Thrustmaster add-ons, such as GT and rally-style rims, enhancing its adaptability. However, it is not compatible with third-party wheel rims without specific adapters, which limits its flexibility in mixed setups. The Thrustmaster T598's plug-and-play capability extends to more than 100 compatible games, ensuring an easy setup process. Popular titles like Gran Turismo 7 and Assetto Corsa are fully supported, but compatibility with less mainstream games should be verified on the Thrustmaster website. While its PC compatibility is robust, its lack of native support for Xbox consoles narrows its appeal for some gamers.

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Moza R21 V2 Wheelbase delivers a commanding 21Nm of torque, providing uncompromising power for sim racing enthusiasts who demand the full range of steering forces. The advanced quad-CPU architecture ensures every input is processed with speed and accuracy, offering a seamless link between driver and machine. Built with an aviation-grade aluminum body, this direct-drive wheelbase maintains stability even in the most aggressive driving scenarios. Whether you're navigating a tight chicane in a GT car or counter-steering through a rally stage, the R21 V2 makes every moment on track feel like a true test of skill. What Sets the Moza R21 V2 Wheelbase apart? Powerful 21Nm Direct Drive Torque The R21 V2 delivers a substantial 21Nm of torque, making it one of the most forceful direct-drive bases available. This wide torque range ensures detailed steering feedback, from subtle understeer cues to the full force of hitting a curb in a stock car. Quad-CPU Architecture for Fast Processing Unlike many wheelbases that rely on a single processing unit, this one features four independent CPUs to handle force feedback calculations, input processing, and telemetry data. This prevents lag or processing slowdowns, keeping the connection between driver and car smooth at all times. Zero Latency Wireless Communication The R21 V2 uses a zero-latency wireless connection to transmit inputs between the wheel and the base. This eliminates interference from cables and ensures crisp, uninterrupted signal transmission, especially in endurance racing or intense battle packs. Customizable Settings via Moza Software Moza’s software suite allows deep customization, from force feedback tuning to advanced telemetry-based adjustments. Users can fine-tune settings for specific car types, track conditions, or personal driving preferences, making it adaptable for any racing discipline. Pros and Cons Pros Cons 21Nm of torque for strong force feedback PC-only, no console support Quad-CPU system for fast processing and low latency Requires a dedicated mounting system Zero-latency wireless transmission between wheel and base Fully adjustable settings via Moza software Specifications Specification Value Applicable Platform PC (Windows) Driving Type Direct Drive Maximum Steering Angle Limitless Maximum Torque 21 Nm Maximum Power 480W Input Voltage 110V~220V AC - 36V DC USB Refresh Rate 1000Hz Quick Release D1 Compatible Connection Ports Power, Data, Emergency Stop, Display, Pedals, Shifter, Handbrake Mounting 4 holes on bottom (RSeat compatible), front-mounted holes Size 327 x 170 x 130mm Moza R21 V2 Wheelbase Compatibility Compatible With Not Compatible With MOZA ecosystem (steering wheels, pedals, shifters) Console platforms MOZA software for force feedback tuning Third-party quick release systems All major cockpit brands Built for PC racing enthusiasts, the R21 V2 integrates seamlessly with Moza’s steering wheels, pedals, and shifters, creating a unified direct-drive system. Its compatibility with all major cockpit brands ensures a sturdy, adjustable mounting solution, but those looking to use third-party quick-release systems may face limitations. PC-only compatibility means it works natively with iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2, offering full force feedback and telemetry integration. However, Xbox and PlayStation users will need an alternative solution, as console support is not available.

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Conspit Ares 10 Nm Wheelbase is the kind of gear that makes you double-check your rig bolts before firing up a lap. Compact and surprisingly powerful, it delivers torque that’s clean and controllable through a dual skewed pole motor designed specifically for sim racing. The feedback feels deliberate—not just powerful, but smart—thanks to its 23-bit optical encoder and high-speed dual processors. Whether you're diving into Eau Rouge or catching a slide in a tight hairpin, this base holds the line and speaks fluently in forces. What Sets the Conspit Ares 10 Nm Wheelbase apart? Custom-Built Motor for Sim Use A lot of wheelbases use off-the-shelf servo motors that weren’t made with sim racing in mind. The Ares 10 Nm motor is purpose-built, with a dual skewed pole design that cuts down torque ripple and cogging. That means smoother rotation, especially through high-speed corners where ripple can throw off your hands. Racers mention how natural the force build-up feels, without the grain or chatter some bases in this range suffer from. Dual Processors Mean Snappy Feedback This isn’t just marketing fluff—the Ares uses two asymmetric processors (170 MHz and 168 MHz) to split real-time calculations. One handles sensor input while the other processes force feedback output. This makes transitions sharper and more stable, especially when catching slides or making mid-corner corrections. Users point out that it feels more consistent during high-frequency inputs like curbing or trail braking transitions. Military-Grade Slip Ring for Clean Signal Signal transmission in direct drive systems often goes overlooked, but a bad setup can cause EMI issues or weird dropout behavior. The Ares includes a 20 million RPM-rated slip ring that’s specifically designed to avoid electromagnetic interference. This contributes to clean, stable input with zero jitter across long sessions. It's the kind of thing that doesn't seem like a big deal—until you've dealt with signal noise on another setup. Compact Without Sacrificing Power Despite putting out a solid 10 Nm, the Ares is remarkably compact. It’s built from aerospace-grade aluminum, weighing in at just 5.6 kg, which makes it easier to mount and integrate into rigs with limited space. The power-to-size ratio is excellent, and sim racers with small footprint cockpits appreciate how much torque they get without needing a full industrial mounting solution. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Compact size with strong 10Nm torque output No official console support Dual processor design improves force feedback consistency E-stop is optional, not standard Slip ring eliminates EMI issues and signal loss Custom-designed motor reduces torque ripple and noise Specifications Specification Value Dimensions 134 x 150 x 269 mm Weight 5.6 kg Maximum Torque 10 Nm Motor Type Dual Skewed Pole Design Resolution 23-bit optical encoder Processor Dual asymmetric (170MHz + 168MHz) Quick Release CONSPIT CDP ball-type single locking Mounting M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) E-Stop Optional Connection USB 3.0 Platform PC (Windows) Software Conspit Link 2.0 Conspit Ares 10 Nm Wheelbase Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Console Platforms (Xbox, PlayStation) No Mounting Patterns M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) Quick Release CDP (Ball-type, single-locking) The Conspit Ares 10 Nm Wheelbase is built for Windows PC users and connects via USB 3.0, giving it broad compatibility with nearly every major sim racing title out there. It supports Conspit Link 2.0 software, which is where all configuration and tuning takes place. Mounting is straightforward with bottom and side mounting patterns, and the CDP ball-type quick release ensures a stable connection with compatible Conspit wheels. If you plan on using third-party rims, you may need an adapter depending on the bolt pattern and shaft type. This base is not compatible with consoles, including PlayStation and Xbox systems, and there is no native mode or compatibility workaround. It's strictly built for PC simulation, supporting games like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, and RaceRoom. The hardware and firmware architecture are PC-native and rely on telemetry integration that consoles just don’t support. For anyone running a dedicated PC sim rig, the Ares fits right in and brings the sort of refinement you'd expect from purpose-built gear.

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Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase is built for the sim racer who doesn’t just want torque—they want torque that behaves. Compact but not timid, it puts down serious rotational force with the composure of a well-sorted race car. With a 23-bit encoder and dual asymmetric processors, it picks up even the slightest nuance from your inputs and relays the track’s texture back through your hands. It’s tight, composed, and clean—power with manners, and control that doesn’t overstep. What Sets the Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase apart? Torque Without the Bulk At 18 Nm, this wheelbase has muscle—no question. But it delivers that power without turning your rig into a structural engineering project. At under 8 kg and just 287 mm deep, it’s compact enough to fit mid-sized cockpits while still outperforming heavier units. Users love that they don’t need to sacrifice mounting options or rig compatibility to get access to stronger feedback and better signal resolution. Dual Skewed Pole Motor Feels Less Mechanical One of the biggest compliments it gets is how “un-mechanical” the feedback feels. Thanks to its dual skewed pole design and optimized electromagnetic structure, torque ripple and cogging are barely noticeable, even under sharp directional changes. Compared to similar torque-tier bases, the Ares Platinum is often described as more fluid in rotation, with a smoother build-up and release of forces through corners and elevation changes. Signal Cleanliness You Can Actually Feel The military-grade slip ring system isn’t just a spec sheet brag—it genuinely improves the feel. Racers report fewer signal spikes or dead zones, especially when using high-resolution wheels with multiple channels (rev lights, displays, etc.). The system keeps everything clean and consistent, which is especially noticeable in sessions with frequent transitions or wheel swaps between races. Serious Hardware, Smart Software While many wheelbases in this class lean too hard into menus and tweaking, Conspit Link 2.0 strikes a good balance. It offers enough depth for serious tuning—custom presets, real-time torque monitoring, telemetry integration—without feeling like a maze. The addition of pro-tuned profiles helps newer sim racers get up and running quickly while still leaving plenty of room to fine-tune behavior later. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Strong 18Nm output in a compact housing No support for console platforms Smooth torque delivery with minimal ripple E-stop must be purchased separately Slip ring prevents signal interference and jitter Dual processors improve input processing accuracy Specifications Specification Value Model Ares Platinum 18Nm Wheelbase Dimensions 134 x 150 x 287 mm Weight 7.9 kg Maximum Torque 18 Nm Motor Type Dual Skewed Pole Design Encoder High-precision optical, 23-bit Quick Release CDP ball-type single locking Mounting Holes M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) Platform PC (Windows) Connection USB 3.0 E-Stop Optional Software Conspit Link 2.0 Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Console Platforms (Xbox, PlayStation) No Mounting Systems M6 x 4 bottom, M8 x 4 side Quick Release Conspit CDP Quick Release The Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase is built around a USB 3.0 PC interface and works exclusively with Windows-based sim racing rigs. It supports Conspit Link 2.0 software for configuration, telemetry, and system monitoring, and fits most sim rigs with either bottom or side mounting thanks to its standard M6 and M8 hole patterns. The CDP quick release ensures a secure wheel connection, but if you're planning to use third-party rims, be sure they’re compatible with Conspit’s shaft spec or can adapt to it. When it comes to software and racing titles, the Ares Platinum supports all major PC sim racing platforms, including iRacing, Assetto Corsa (and Competizione), rFactor 2, RaceRoom, and more. It does not support any consoles

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