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The Chinese CAMMUS Electronic Technology Co. Ltd. introduced an innovative new product trying to reduce the size, weight, and cost of an entree-level direct drive wheel.
Read More »CAMMUS C5 – The Portable Direct Drive Wheel
A Look At The Sim Lab Push-Pull Rally Shifter
Sim-Lab has introduced its new Push-Pull Rally Shifter adding a PC product to its line-up ideal for rally simulator enthusiasts.
Read More »Thrustmaster – New Ferrari-branded T818 And SF1000 Wheel Bundle
Thrustmaster has introduced a new bundle including the T818 pairing it up with a Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition steering wheel. With this Ferrari-branded bundle, Thrustmaster continues its partnership with the Italian sportscar manufacturer.
Read More »Moza HGP H-Pattern Shifter Review By The SRG
Barry Rowland of the Sim Racing Garage presents his in-depth review of the HGP H-Pattern Shifter by Recently, the Chinese Moza Racing company.
Read More »Cube Controls Pedals Set SP01 Available
Italian Sim Racing peripheral manufacturer Cube Controls has officially launched its new SP01 high-end pedal set.
Read More »Hybrid Racing Simulations Stream Deck Button Box
About 18 months ago HRS started a small project developing a button box with an integrated 15-button Elgato Stream Deck.
Read More »A Look At The MOZA Racing HGP Shifter
Recently, the Chinese Moza Racing sim racing peripheral brand has officially released the Moza HGP H-Pattern Shifter. Let's have a look.
Read More »BDH H1 H-Pattern Shifter – First Impressions By Laurence Dusoswa
YouTubing sim racer Laurence Dusoswa presents his "first impressions" video checking out the H1 H-Pattern Shifter by BDH.
Read More »Cube Controls – New Steering Wheel Development In Collaboration with Mercedes-AMG
Cube Controls is back announcing a new collaboration with Mercedes-AMG, developing a multifunctional steering wheel for the Mercedes-AMG GT2.
Read More »A Look At The New Ascher Racing Dashboard
German engineer and avid sim racer Martin Ascher has introduced a new sim racing dashboard available as a 4-inch or 5-inch version.
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