MOZA Racing offers a well-rounded ecosystem built on aggressive pricing and rapid growth.
MOZA has quickly become one of the first names to consider when looking for value in sim racing hardware. Since launching in 2021, they’ve built a broad ecosystem—from entry-level 3Nm wheelbases to 21Nm flagships—along with load cell pedals, shifters, and a wide selection of wheels.
Their aggressive rollout helped them fill gaps left by Fanatec’s supply issues in previous years, but that pace has come at the cost of some refinement. Still, the overall driving experience across their range is solid, especially considering the price point.
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MOZA Racing mBooster Active Pedal – Detailed Review
Ever since Simucube released their revolutionary Active Pedals, sim racers have been eagerly waiting for more affordable alternatives to hit the market. Enter the MOZA mBooster – priced at $799 USD for the standalone pedal, it comes in at less than half the cost of Simucube’s Active Pedal Pro. While the price tag is still substantial, it represents a significant step toward making active pedal technology accessible to more serious sim racers. Our extensive testing
MOZA Racing mBooster Active Pedal – Detailed Review
Ever since Simucube released their revolutionary Active Pedals, sim racers have been eagerly waiting for more affordable alternatives to hit the market. Enter the MOZA mBooster – priced at $799 USD for the standalone pedal, it comes in at less than half the cost of Simucube’s Active Pedal Pro. While the price tag is still substantial, it represents a significant step toward making active pedal technology accessible to more serious sim racers. Our extensive testing
MOZA Racing Product Reviews
MOZA CRP2 – Load Cell Sim Racing Pedals
The MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Sim Racing pedals are a much needed update to their predecessors. As the MOZA ecosystem has expanded and continued to impress, particularly with their recently updated force feedback, the previous line-up of pedals has been somewhat disappointing compared to the likes of Fanatec, Simagic and
MOZA Racing – Vision GS Wheel Review
A GT-Style Sim Racing wheel with an integrated dash which rotates as you turn the wheel sounds like a very good idea! Something that Fanatec have been teasing with the enigmatic Bentley wheel for quite some time. But Moza Racing have delivered the undercut with the Vision GS wheel. At
MOZA Racing Compatibility Guide
Moza Racing offers some of the best value sim racing wheels, but what if you want to use them with another brand’s wheel base? Or perhaps you own a Moza base and want to use another brand’s wheel?In this guide i’ll take you through everything you need to know about
MOZA TSW Truck Sim Wheel – Review
For the Truck Sim enthusiast or curious, the MOZA Racing TSW Truck Simulator Wheel certainly stands out!This 400mm round wheel is the first purpose-built Truck Sim steering wheel from a major sim racing manufacturer. For those already invested in a Sim Racing ecosystem, the TSW wheel seamlessly integrates with your
MOZA R3 – Direct Drive for XBOX
MOZA Racing are now console compatible! The new MOZA R3 Bundle gives you everything you need to get up and driving on your XBOX or PC with a 3.9Nm Direct Drive R3 Wheelbase, 280mm D Shape ES Xbox wheel, SR-P Lite 2 Pedal Set, and table clamp, all for US$399
MOZA R12 – Direct Drive Sweet Spot
Has MOZA Racing found the Sweet Spot for A Direct Drive Wheelbase? The MOZA R12 fills a big gap in the MOZA Racing Direct Drive Wheelbases line-up. At 12 Nm peak torque, it hits a point in the market where there are not many options, but where I think could
MOZA Racing Complete Guide
MOZA Racing has quickly become one of the biggest players in the Sim Racing gear market. Over the last 18 months, they have been releasing gear faster than we can review it, but behind the scenes, we’ve had the chance to get to know all of their products. So today
MOZA R5 Review – Entry Level Direct Drive Sim Racing
The MOZA R5 comes as a complete bundle with a steering wheel, pedals, and table clamp for US$599. Here are the main talking points and our thoughts on how the new MOZA R5 compares to the Fanatec CSL DD, GT DD Pro and MOZA Racing R9 Direct drive wheel bases.
MOZA FSR Review – Formula 1 Sim Racing Wheel
Formula Style Sim Racing Wheel with Integrated Dash The Moza FSR Formula Style PC Racing Simulator wheel is a very exciting-looking wheel. With its Integrated dash and high-quality construction, this looks to be one of the best Formula 1 Sim Racing Wheels for a Direct Drive Wheelbase. We spent a
MOZA CS Wheel Review – Pros, Cons and Who It’s For!
MOZA R9 Direct Drive Wheel Base – Detailed Review
REVIEW & TEARDOWN – MOZA Sim Racing R16 Direct Drive Sim Racing Wheel Based
A few weeks ago we took our first look at MOZA’s new ecosystem and were quite impressed with what we saw at face value. Today we dive deeper for our detailed review and teardown of the Moza R16 Direct Drive Wheel Base and Wheel to see how it stacks up
MOZA Racing Pros and Cons
Pros
- Extensive ecosystem with something to suit just about everyone
- Can upgrade your base without having to upgrade all your wheels
- Great (and cheap) Quick Release
- Well established reseller network
Cons
- No Native Console Compatibility (R3 3NM Xbox compatible bundle was announced 9 months ago but has not been released as of the time of writing)
- Build quality and materials not as refined as other alternatives but OK for price
- More filtering required in force feedback settings than other alternatives in order to remove robotic feel, which also sacrifices fine force feedback detail.
- Software is glitchy and unrefined compared to other brands despite lots of adjustability.
- Current pedal offerings are inferior to competitors even at the same price point
- Many users report overheating issues when using more aggressive force feedback settings
- Shipping price varies massively depending on location so shop around