Thanks so much Jon boy. Countless hours of testing, which i loved, followed by endless hours of editing, which I didn't love :p. Let's hope that it's well received and that the questions that I've been asked over the past month are being answered. I appreciate you taking the time to comment on my video :)

Thanks so much man! It’s a learning curve and making the time is difficult. But these products deserve the time and attention

Yeah you’re not the first to mention that :) there are two backing tracks but they could have been half the volume really. Thanks for the kind feedback :)

Always. I hate background music in video's.

Frederique Rijsdijk Always. I hate apostrophes, where no apostrophes belong.

Thanks so much for commenting. Extremely high praise coming from you. I can’t wait to hear thoughts!

​@@LaurenceDusoswa You're both great! :) Great review Laurence. One thing: The second wheel is not a formula wheel. It's also 30mm diameter and therefore typical GT3 form-factor. Looks like they tried to replicate the AMG GT3 wheel. Just to be the 'I-told-you'-guy ;)

Thanks for the like and sub! Glad you liked it. I haven’t been to the simracing expo, but I aim to go this year. Really looking forward to it.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Well, maybe we can meet there. All the best, mate!

100%! I want to meet as many subs as possible and plan to have stickers and other swag with me too

@@LaurenceDusoswa You'll recognise my by my WromWrom.net T-Shirt "See you at the Podium" 😉

It definitely works out way cheaper here in Ireland.

Actually I just visited their website and it cost $1039 which means that in Europe is even more expensive (I don´t know why is always more expensive in Europe even being a stronger coin :( )

@@LaurenceDusoswa How does it work out cheaper than the Simplicity SW20 which has 20Nm for £514.99? For the same price as Simagic M10 you can buy the SW25 which offers 25Nm of force.

@@theauthenticsteve just googled that wheel is Discontinued and the site says it cost more then what you said. Link: sim-pli.city/products/sw20-20nm-direct-drive-wheel

@@onlyetm You should learn to use Google sim-pli.city/products/sw20-v3-20nm-direct-drive-wheel?variant=30706446893109 then click the April 14th order.

Yep, it’s a worry alright. But let’s give them the benefit of the doubt for now. The quick release is amazing in the simagic isn’t it 😍 just so so clean and satisfying.

Yes that's what jumped out for me too. I'm a purist and my aim is to have a bare bones wheel, which is easier said than done on current products.

@@LaurenceDusoswa It's the same QR than the Accuforce and my V1 had internal connection first, but the buttons failed after some time and i had to use the cable instead. That's why the V2 just comes with the cable as the only option. So this problem might happen with your wheel as well.

>You really never know what’s going on in China. Wow, the comment was amde when people were saying the Corona would be nothing and we should focus on the flu...

@@LaurenceDusoswa I would not. We will likely be at lets say odds with them in the near future.

Hey old man from over the seas :) I love your comments :) It's a shame for sure and they really want to because the pricing really appeals to console users. Honestly, it all depends on sales in the PC market i think. If they can capture a portion of PC, they'll definitely want to move to console. I wouldn't be surprised if several console DD units pop up this year, or maybe they're all working towards the 5th generation of the major consoles.

Hi, There is 3 or 4 of us wait to see what DD wheel to buy. We are waiting until the new Playstation 5 comes out in Oct/Nov . It would be great if Simagic are in the game by then. We all have G29 wheels but they are just toys up again the DD wheels that are out there or we could just bite the bullet and buy into iracing, ACC, eta eta

yeah, I love my logitech G27 but it's a different league in DD. I think the move to PC is worth it, regardless of the hardware, the software and content is just amazing, as well as the communities.

@@stevepalmer5945 I can see being a sim racer with both a PC and a console, but being a sim racer solely on console doesn't even compare to the PC sim racing ecosystem. You aren't just missing out by not playing on PC , you aren't even really in the equation at all.

Haha yeah I actually did a dedicated video about the quick release, that’s how much I love it :p kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLyfoq2Hv9-taHk.html

Yeah, great summary! :) thanks!

Thanks :) yeah the music was a bit off :) thanks for the great feedback :)

@@LaurenceDusoswa Nitpicking really but glad you welcomed the feedback :)

Yep. It’s a lovely wheel and great price

Would be amazing. I’d highly recommend that they make one and release it. They’d hoover up loyalty and market share.

Thanks! Welcome along!

Hahaha that’s massive praise. To even be considered as comparable in any way to him is a massive massive honour. Thanks for taking the time to comment mate, that really means a lot to me and for it to be in such high regard has made my day.

Hahaha let’s hope the factory workers and their families are all safe from the coronavirus. There’s a delay with initial shipments now, which is understandable

Welcome along!!!

And thanks for the nice comment!

The TS-PC racer is the best belt driven wheel, in my opinion. If you can get one second hand, they tend to be good money and when coupled with the right settings, they feel amazing. But DD is another step up again.

I’m too slow to get that joke 😂

@@LaurenceDusoswa It's just that many guys can't seem to get a feel for braking with their left foot.. And I think they'r missing out! Yet there's a boy doing this in your vid! :P

Ahhhhh right :) yeah he was a good driver too!

Yeah it depends on your country, but pricing can be similar. I don’t have any experience with the accuforce v2 unfortunately so I cannot give you the correct advice :)

I had my settings wrong. The on screen rotation was different to the actual rotation which caused weird visuals. There’s no input lag, trust me

Yeah your fellow australian over at Boosted Media is doing a review as we speak, so that should be live in the coming days! I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Theres a high end thrustmaster?

TS-PC or TS-XW are the 'high end' offerings. I'd be surprised if they're not working on a DD wheel though.

It just doesn’t seem as accessible as this and the wheel rim sold me on it. Sure, nm is nice to have. But it’s a bit like horsepower. It’s great for a conversation in a bar. Not saying 10nm is perfect but lots of people with 20+ nm wheels run them at 25%.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Well there is also the Simplicity SW8C+ for only £399.99 and the SW13C+ for only £499.99. And Simplicity customers so far seem to be very happy. And he lives near you so at least in your case I'm not sure how a wheel from China can be considered more accessible than a wheel based in London. I don't consider those I just mentioned great value options compared to the ones I mentioned earlier but the point is you are getting a product cheaper from a small guy who lives near you compared to a product from China that really should be cheaper than it is. To put it in perspective, this 10Nm wheel will cost me over $1800 in Australia by the time it gets to my door with the wheel while the SW20 will cost me $1283 delivered to my door and sure the wheel is not included with the SW20 but I already know where I can get a wheel I really like for less than the difference. If I just want the cheapest (new) DD on the market I could get the SW8C+ for only $979 delivered to my door but I'd rather pay $300 more for a much better wheel. I personally would never run a 20Nm DD wheel at 25%, I would be likely to run a 20Nm wheel at 100% with in sim settings that would provide 8-12Nm of force under normal conditions and this would allow room for spikes so valuable information isn't being lost. If I owned a 10Nm wheel I'd be forced to run the wheel at 8Nm of force during normal driving to keep some headroom for spikes. I feel like 12Nm is about the minimum force a good wheel needs while 15-20 would be much better.

I’ll research the simplicity unit again. It just didn’t seem as complete as the simagic. The rim alone is worth a couple of hundred euro.

I just had another look at the simplicity site. It feels very much like I’m buying a part for my washing machine, not a consumer product. It’s just not a pleasant looking device and although it may be technically capable, it doesn’t appeal to me as a consumer. Hope that makes sense.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Yeah it kind of makes sense but not really. Simplicity sell a box controller and motor system like Bodnar, Accuforce, Ionicube or SC1 systems. The Mige motors are an attractive motor and the control box although large is a good looking control box. After Accuforce I personally think the Simplicity package is the best looking on the market for this kind. If aesthetics is your only priority then the Chinese AIO product is the better product. But Ollie was one of if not the first on the market building and selling complete DD systems. His products are built using a tested and proven design. And considering he has sold complete packages in the past I'm sure if he was asked he could either hook the buyer up with a wheel or point them to the best option to fit their needs. What you are getting with Simplicity is the most affordable DD system on the market using proven components, his new package with warranty is selling for less than some people are selling their second hand SC1's. And there is no way a small builder outside of China could sell a Mige based system for less. It is better in every way than the Chinese 10Nm offering shown here except for aesthetics and the AIO compactness. All I'm pointing out is what I said in the OP, if people want the best value DD option on the market right now, they should look at Simplicity. Personally I'm a bit disappointed at the price of this Chinese offering. It could and should be lower.

It’s a tempting price and a well out together package...

Thanks for the great feedback. What i would do if i were you: 1. look into options to keep your fanatec rims. so, usb conversion and QR adapter for simagic. You would have to do this to every rim though, which will get costly. 2. give the simagic a few weeks, and then decide what to do. Bear in mind that your fanatec products will always have second hand value, which could definitely free up funds towards the Simagic or even a fancy custom rim or cubecontrols or rosso sim racing wheel. It's a potentially big move for people who are very loyal to great brands like fanatec or thrustmaster which have a good rim ecosystem. It's also worth noting, that Simagic are going to release a glorious looking GT4 (formula style) rim which is worth keeping an eye out for! I can't wait to get my hands on one.

@@LaurenceDusoswa thx for reply. Fanatec in Norway has a high second hand value. (allso bought it second hand) 🙈 i went to simagic website, just now. They have now listed a 15Nm bundle with that formulawheel.. 1599 dollar. For me, i think the 10Nm is enough. With both rims. But wait a bit. Maby this will do something with the overall price/competition. Simagic DD cost the same as fanatec csw 2.5... (about)

yeah it's an interesting time right now. There are other wheels coming to the market this year too which will hopefully compete with the Simagic.

@@LaurenceDusoswa was looking at the vrs wheel too. Its a hard choice..

Thanks for taking the time to watch it! I’d love to do an updated review

@@LaurenceDusoswa i see simagic have updated the m10

Hahaha you can’t miss the Irish accent :) cheers for the sub! Very close with the guesses for the car :) I have a 180sx and an s13 silvia. Slowly building my gran turismo garage from 20 years ago 😂😂😂

@@LaurenceDusoswa Haha absolutely unmistakable! As soon as I heard "What's the craic?" I thought "Well shite, he's very Irish!". It was a nice reminder of home :) I'm living in China at the moment so might see if I can pick up one of these wheel bases locally, if I don't get taken by the coronavirus in the mean time... That's a mighty stable you're building for yourself! A type-X 180/200sx is definitely up near the top of my dream real life Gran Turismo garage. Hopefully I can get myself into an R34 before they become even more unobtainable!

I know! They're gone nuts these days. Yeah be careful with that coronavirus. Someone in the North is suspected of having contracted it now and about 10 people in the UK too. You should be able to pick up an M10 locally there, yeah. They've been selling them in China since 2018. Welcome along to the channel anyways dude!

Yeah the levels were way to high. You’re not the only one to notice. I’ll try harder next time :)

I think that only time will tell how the simagic slots into the market. Hopefully many will buy, share their experience and we’ll know in a few months how good or bad ownership of a simagic is. I plan to share all my findings and as this is my own wheel, I’ll be using it for the coming months for all kinds of racing including competitive online league racing.

@@LaurenceDusoswa I suppose that's how it goes with a lot of products. Europe and the US pioneer the ideas/tech and then China mass produces it cheaply. There's no reason a DD base alone should cost getting a grand once we get into mass market; its just an electric motor with a PC input encoder.

Please tell me about how Simagic is cheaper... Simagic 10Nm stepper motor 699$ vs Simucube (2) Pro 25Nm custom servo motor (made in Austria) 1200$. And the "Alpha" base by Simagic: 15Nm for 1200$ (example: encoder resolution --> M10 = 16,385 ppr ... Alpha = 262,144 ppr ... SC1 and SC2 = 1,050,000 ppr....). The Simucube 2 Sport has 17Nm and is 1029$. sorry Simagic is not cheaper than the competition. Simagic has also to prove the reliability and quality of their products. Simucube 1 and 2 have no recorded failures or malfunctions since release. Fanatec DD1 & 2 already have reports of malfunctions and blown up power supplys. I would never buy a DD base with less than 20Nm torque, but that's a personal thing. 10Nm is good for GT3 and TCR cars but you have to run it at 80% to 90% power. Not really much headroom for spikes and I can assure you that it will get hot, which again is not healthy for the magnets in the motor over longer periods. So, prices from Granite Devices are already very sensible looking at build quality, software (FFB quality) and reliability. Again, Simagic is not cheaper, it's even more expensive when looking at their "Alpha" base.

@@Tintop Well the heat and performance remains to be seen, although reviews seem to be very positive. It seems clear that there will be a whole lot of mid-range sim racers out there for whom this will be a very satisfactory upgrade from their G29s.

@ yeah, I don't say it's not good for "entry level" simracers who want to experience direct drive. Accuforce already shows that. But looking at the prices closely reveals that Simagic is actually more expensive with their bases (I updated my previous post).

You're very welcome :) Thanks for watching

Yep I found that out after the video :) I’ve never been to oz :)

You’re very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to comment :)

You're very welcome. I hope it helps :)

Yeah it’s deadly. It’s really good

I’ve asked them. The problem is making the fanatec devices wireless, or usb converting them. Would be amazing if there was an adapter!

Yes 100%. That’s how I mounted it :)

You’re right :) my in game rotation was actually different to my wheel rotation. I only realised it after I took the footage. It’s a simple settings issue :)

Console support may come at some stage, but not right now :(

@@LaurenceDusoswa Thatxs why the Fanatec PS4 podium F1 DD1 wheel is really the only viable option for someone like me and still have a future In PC expansion. I think even though there's a big price difference they are still competitive price points given the offered rims and the difference in specs. I think the heavier wheel of the Chinese product will mute the definition of the DD albeit however slightly. The real game changer on the Chinese product is the absolute positive lock of the Chinese hub. Fanatec could learn something here.

Yeah if you’re in Malaysia I would definitely go for a simagic

Yeah I’m still waiting on some products too :( you’ll love it though. And I see lots of people receiving them now

When I get my hands on a sim-lab rig :) is there anything in particular you want to know? Some scenes in this video were of the unit attached to a sim-lab rig.

I agree. Time will tell :) but my experience so far has been amazing

It’s a great wheelbase with plenty of power. But I would buy the alpha mini if I were you

@@LaurenceDusoswa No alpha mini dudes thanks i go like Simucube 2 Ultimate VRS Direct Force Pro

I haven’t reviewed the CSL DD but I can guarantee that you will love the alpha mini

Thank you very much 😍 and thanks for taking the time to comment!

I honestly don't know. Maybe contact them and ask or ask in the facebook simagic owner group

@@LaurenceDusoswa im kinda locked in to Fanatec now...just got a base, wheel, pedals and Im working on getting the h-pattern and handbrake.

Thanks Tony!

It has been for me :)

Nope, I don’t sell my review hardware

Yeah it seemed like that. I didn’t test that functionality though

Will do :)

Yep! It’s massive quality for the money. People are ordering so many right now that they’re struggling to meet the demand.

That was my fault with settings though. The rotation of the wheel was different to that of my game. A bit silly on my part and it sent everything out of sync.

Yeah it’s gorgeous! Really nice bit of kit! I’m getting the GT4 rim (formula style) too which isn’t out yet. I can’t wait to try it out!

The alpha mini must be better, otherwise they wouldn’t discontinue the m10. So for that reason I would only do it if the m10 is significantly cheaper than the alpha mini. Also consider the supply issues which Simagic usually suffers. It’s a tough one to call.

@@LaurenceDusoswa yeah I was looking at the Abruzzi site with your link and there In stock at the moment tis a nightmare my t150 is only doing so much for me these days 😂😂

@@billfarrell223 the abruzzi deal is definitely worth while. I still speak highly of the m10 because it’s an amazing bit of kit and a great entry into DD. But that doesn’t really do it justice, calling it ‘entry level DD’ because for most, it’s going to be your forever wheel because most people don’t need ‘more’.

@@LaurenceDusoswa that's it thanks for the reply mate love the videos if yer ever in Waterford I'll buy ye a pint!

Hahaha sound :)

I changed my wheel in February/March because I got the opportunity to review the Simagic alpha which was released this week. However I know many people with the m10 and they are all very very happy.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Thank you for your swift reply! Happy drivin'. xD

I try to respond to every comment. If you’re taking the time, I should try too :)

@@LaurenceDusoswa do you happen to know of any good forums for simagic m10 in depth settings per game as well as more well knowledge around tuning?

That's very understandable too. There's not a similar product out there which doesn't rely on chinese parts though.

Yeah if you can wait that long, do it :) I don’t think they’ll get significantly cheaper though

Yes I’ve used a 2.5 a lot. Direct drive is a big step up from a belt driven wheel. The 2.5 is good but not as good as a DD wheel. It’s definitely worth the upgrade.

@@LaurenceDusoswa also THIS DD? Simagic?

Yes 100%. Any DD will be an upgrade and from my experience, the simagic is great! I didn’t expect to be this happy with it

thank you for your comment. But this is not a promotional video. I got a 200euro discount for being an early reviewer but spent over 500euro going to the Autosport exhibition in Birmingham. So this wheel is costing me more than what most people will pay. I hope that clears things up.

Hey Andreas! I have the NRG Quick Release 2.0 system on my cars. However, any D1 spec system, even cheap knock offs, should fit and should be good enough for sim racing. The NRG system is very expensive. As for the dimensions of the base, I don't have it in front of me but at a guess, it's about 350mm long and around 200mm wide. Weight-wise, I think it's about 12 or 13kg, not sure.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Thanks for your reply! As I am looking for a follow-up for my aging Thrustmaster TX base on my Playseat Challenge (at least flex is no issue, lol), weight is an important topic, and 12-13kg is waaaaaay to much. Well then, I hope a Simplicity SW8C+ will make it.

I don't have any experience with a specific converter at this time. You'd need to convert every rim to USB and also change the mounting mechanism. I don't think it will work out much cheaper. Ideally you would only need one adapter, and all your rims would work with it. But I'm not aware of any product which does that currently

W Richardson thanks, I know that product... just curious on how to create a compatible QR ‘cause screwing and unscrewing won’t be an option

@@LaurenceDusoswa wait wait... in here you have a piece of interest: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ipaSdsx4trvRXXU.html tell me more please, it's the QR mounted on another wheel

in that segment, i show that my NRG quick release system uses the same pattern as the simagic. I cannot guarantee which cheap alternatives actually work with the simagic. What i have is something like this: www.ebay.ie/itm/NRG-QUICK-RELEASE-STEERING-WHEEL-HUB-BOSS-GEN-2-0/202624757324?hash=item2f2d606e4c:g:O9oAAOSwBKBcikwp That's way too expensive for a sim setup but i really need the quality and safety standards that NRG conforms to, as I use this setup in my road cars.

hhahaha nope. It's Josh Martin (SimStaff)

@@LaurenceDusoswa....Okay well tell """""Josh""""" he got done dirty by McLaren for real.

Yet ;)

Same here damnthing cost the same if not more than fanatic

People simrace coz they can't afford supercars. We watch KZfaq!

yep, i'd love to! But i need to contact Simxperience first.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Don't lose time. Be the first to do it... 😉

Yes I’ll try my best :)

There’s no relationship. Just that many people who buy this will be coming from a Logitech steering wheel. There’s no association between the two companies.

You would need to USB convert it, and also create a mount to attach it. Currently, it wouldn't be easy.

I don't think that's true for everything to be honest. I have lots of chinese stuff (even if it's labelled as an american or european brand) which lasts far beyond its warranty.

Just a note: Barry Rowland of srg was impressed with the quality of the internal componentry.

Yea, lots of them. The simucubes, simplicity wheels and Simagic alpha are all very smooth

@@LaurenceDusoswa Hey thanks Laurence! All the best

You too, enjoy :)

Yeah that's just my inability to follow simple instructions :p I had different rotation speeds for the game than for the wheel so it messed up royally. The footage i took of me driving was literally the first day i got it so i was still setting it up.

Nope, but I’d recommend something solid like a Simetik k2 or an 80/20 rig

Power only

the push pins and pads could be a flaw one day, something with that kind of force is gonna either wear those pins or pads down I've seen it happen in other electricals. Hope that they have managed to iron out these issues.

i'm too busy finding a way to order it

Hahahaha. Where are you based? I can point you in the right direction maybe...

I’m gonna wait for a cheap Chinese copy

The Rosso shifters are still my favourite. The distance, pressure and click of the Rosso is difficult to beat. The gear shifters in the simagic are not as nice

The alpha model is likely to come out later in the year but will also be more expensive, as well as being an ‘upgrade’.

@@LaurenceDusoswa I'm stuck because I dont have a dd wheel I have g29 and I like it. But I know there is better out there. If i was to get a direct drive wheel i know I'm going to want a shifter and pedals too and the 3 monitors. Man this is gonna be worth it. I'll just save my money up.

Hahaha yeah it’s a slippery slope. I highly recommend getting a second hand thrustmaster TS-PC racer and use that for a year or 2. Amazing upgrade from the logitech

Hey Audy! The alpha is more powerful and there's no worldwide release date planned for it yet. They're quite different products, and I haven't gotten a chance to test the Alpha yet. To answer your original question: it feels great! I love PC2 and this wheel gave me good reason to spend some time with it :) I did the majority of my testing in AC as i know it inside out. For PC2 you need to set it up as a 'custom' input device as it wont be on the preset list. and you need to select 'separate pedals' and map stuff individually before you can get going. there's a little video on setup here but it only takes a minute and is easy enough to figure out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qt5odtmbyLy5gpc.html

@@LaurenceDusoswa thx

facebook.com/Simagic-Official-101743794578737/

There's nothing from simagic. But TM themselves supply this handy adapter which would work great for your needs: www.thrustmaster.com/products/trj12-usb-adapter

Thanks buddy! For sale: T500 wheel, pedals not included 🤣🤣

Yeah that’s understandable to be honest :) I do hope that something like the simagic comes to console soon

Yes definitely. Although check out boosted media’s review because he says it’s not better in some ways. I think it’s a lot better and with time, people will come out with even better settings for the M10.

Yes. Definitely worth the upgrade!

Laurence Dusoswa how is compared to DD1?

Comparable. Slightly notch at low speeds but exceptional value and the rim and quick release are soooo much better than the fanatec offerings

Only if you buy the usb conversion cable for your t3pa pedals. Any usb devices work just fine.

Can I mount this to my table as I do not have a rig

you will have to drill holes and screw/bolt it down somehow. A table/desk clamp wouldn't hold the force of this wheelbase.

China isn’t the problem to be fair :) it’s consumers like us wanting stuff cheap...

Laurence Dusoswa a DD1 isn’t cheap look at accuforce and now vrs etc can make a dd cheaper and way less hardware and sofrtwAre glitches

That’s true too but fanatec has a big marketing bill that they need to pay for :p

They have an official distributor in Canada. Lemme find out their name and website

I’m just waiting on a promo code (for tracking purposes only) but it’s sim racing pros who are the official resellers right now

simracingpros.com/ is the official north american distributor

Yep simracingpros.com/. Also, use promo code ROYAL5 in Canada. Thank me later ;)

Sadly I thought this would come in under the price of the accuforce v2 the way you were talking about it. I would have bought it already if it worked out to 1K CAD instead after taxes its ~1500. Will have to wait a bit longer for that sweet spot.

You can contact simagic official on Facebook to find out how and where to buy

That includes customs and taxes. It's the price from digital-motorsports.com/products/simagic-m10-ddw-direct-drive-wheel-base-and-steering-wheel. delivery anywhere in EU is less than €30 as far as i know

The foot pedals? Or gear shifter paddles?

@@LaurenceDusoswa the foot

Simagic currently doesn’t make foot pedals. Not for the worldwide market anyways

So if I order this witch foot padel I can combine with as my g29 padel is not working any more

I upgraded my Logitech pedals to fanatec pedals. Any USB load cell pedals will be a big upgrade. Fanatec CSL Elite Load Cell, thrustmaster TLCM, or evening Fanatec V3 pedals will be perfect. Jump into my discord channel if you want more detail. Http://bit.ly/LDDiscord

It’s PC only, so any pedals that can hook up through usb will work. But they’ve actually included an adapter so that you can use your existing Logitech pedals and shifter with this wheel.

@@LaurenceDusoswa nice! Where can we buy in Canada?

@Laurence Dusoswa nice! Where can we buy in Canada?

‘The website’ doesn’t exist. Anything you’re looking at is a reseller website and resellers can charge what they like as far as I know.

Yep, from China

Not at this time and I don’t know if they plan to in future

Nope :( but maybe in the future

Nope. They might at some stage but consoles carry license fees that they just can’t afford, apparently

Ah he’s not, is he? What’s the craic with his surname...?

That was because I had my rotation set differently to the in game rotation. Nothing to do with the hardware itself to be honest.

@@LaurenceDusoswa i see,i will watch another video then.

Ok :) I’ll have a ferrari 488 at Spa please. I want it tonight between 8pm and 10pm. Also, I don’t want to pay for tyres or damage or fuel... or crew, or travel. :)

@@LaurenceDusoswa if you have a money to spend 1000 on a DD wheel i am sure u will have the money to someday buy a real ferarri...I love cars and racing games, but i cant even afford a drivers licence and i am working 2 jobs. And i know there are people that come from worse enviroment. So this is insulting to pay so much mone for a fcking SIM wheel drive..

Hahaha

Yeah it might not be the best benchmark. That said, I’ve heard lots of positive Fanatec experiences too

Yes. Taxes are different here and we usually pay a lot more for the same electronics.

@@LaurenceDusoswa Look at this price 1:49 I'm talking abot this