Just recently there has been a ferocious battle for the cheapest Direct Drive Sim Racing Setup. MOZA Racing with their entry-level R5 Wheelbase, which can be bundled with a wheel and pedals for just US$499.95, Fanatec have significantly dropped their price on the CSL DD Ready 2 Race bundle to just US$399.95. And now Cammus have hit the scene with a 5 Nm Direct Drive base for just US$328 with pedals.
While a race for the lowest price can often lead to less innovation, Cammus has not held back when it comes to trying something new. So we compared the Cammus C5 directly to the MOZA R5, Fanatec CSL DD, and the old faithful entry-level cog-driven Logitech G923, which is more expensive than the Cammus C5 bundle!
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