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The video comprehensively reviews various sim racing wheel and pedal setups for console gamers, evaluating equipment from brands such as Thrustmaster, Logitech, Fanatec, and Mosa. Fanatec is highlighted as unique for its dual compatibility with PlayStation and Xbox, whereas Logitech and Thrustmaster offer robust entry-level options like the Logitech G923 and Thrustmaster T150, though the latter suffers from pedal quality unless upgraded. Thrustmaster's frequent overheating is noted, with a recommendation to buy from reputable retailers for warranty benefits. The Mosa R3, praised for its compact and high-quality direct drive system, is presented as a strong Xbox option. The discussion covers high-end choices like the Fitech CSL Elite and CSL DD, mentioning customer service issues with Fitech and Sony approval complications for the CSL DD. The Logitech G Pro and TrueForce systems are favored for their durability and immersive experience, though they lack interchangeable rims. The importance of thorough research and purchasing from reliable retailers is emphasized, with final encouragement to subscribe to the channel for more content.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses different options for sim racing wheels and pedals for consoles, evaluating equipment from Thrustmaster, Logitech, Fanatec, and Mosa. Initially, they mention that Fanatec is the only brand offering wheelbases that work with both PlayStation and Xbox. They then compare entry-level models like the Thrustmaster T150 and Logitech G923, noting that while Logitech’s wheels are robust and well-made, Thrustmaster’s pedals are generally inferior unless upgraded to the T3PA Pro pedals. Through personal experience, the speaker highlights the durability and performance of these products, especially in competitive settings, but also points out some wear and tear issues.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the pros and cons of different racing wheel setups. They mention that the Thrustmaster wheel overheats frequently, although it’s been used more than the Logitech wheel. They recommend purchasing from a reputable retailer for warranty purposes, and highlight a discount code for Logitech products. Additionally, they introduce the Mosa R3, an Xbox compatible direct drive system with 3 Newton meters of torque, praising its quality and compactness. The segment concludes with a brief mention of the Fitech CSL Elite belt-driven wheel and its more powerful direct drive alternatives, noting issues with Fitech’s customer service and delivery times.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses his experience with various racing wheels and equipment. He mentions purchasing high-quality equipment from Fant and highlights the McLaren wheel, praising its durability and versatility despite its older release system. The discussion shifts to the CSL DD and issues related to its approval by Sony, suggesting potential problems with orders not being fulfilled due to lack of approval. The speaker explains the capability of various wheel brands like Mosa, Fitech, and Thrustmaster to change rims, while noting Logitech’s lack of a similar ecosystem. He expresses confusion over Logitech’s decisions, considering his involvement in creating content for their events. Additionally, he mentions a gifted Mosa wheelbase with a screen and a quick release system that has become loose, contrasting it with the more stable but less flexible Fant system. Finally, he talks about his daily use of the Logitech G Pro wheelbase.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses various steering wheels and sim racing setups. They mention using a powerful wheelbase gifted by Logitech when creating content for ACC, noting its 11 Newton meter force and single rim type, which they find very solid. They recap options for different budget levels, recommending Thrustmaster and Logitech for cheaper ends, and Mosa R3 for Xbox due to its direct drive despite only having 3 Newton meters of force. They highlight a decline in Fanatech’s reputation despite their good experience, but dislike their wheel’s Alcantara and shifters. The creator’s top recommendation is Logitech’s TrueForce for its immersion, though it’s platform-specific and they wish the rims were interchangeable. They advise thorough research before purchasing expensive equipment and suggest buying from reliable retailers like Amazon or Argos for easy returns.
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In this part of the video, the speaker wraps up by expressing hope that the content was helpful and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel.