Heusinkveld is a highly regarded brand that has had the trust of many Sim Racers with their pedal sets for quite some time. So we have been very eager to try out their Magshift sequential shifter to see if it lives up to the brand’s reputation for premium sim racing hardware. With innovative magnetic actuation and advanced control capabilities built into its compact design, this €370 shifter aims to deliver a more immersive racing experience. We’ve spent many hours testing the Magshift across multiple rigs to find out if this premium shifter brings enough innovation and refinement to justify its price tag, and whether it deserves a place in your sim racing setup. Join us as we dive deep into the features, build quality, software capabilities and real-world performance in this detailed review!
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Pros
- Compact design
- Independent adjustment of upshift/downshift resistance (4.5-11kg range)
- Magnetic actuation system provides satisfying gear changes
- Versatile mounting options with included bracket
- Advanced software with customizable button functions
- Robust stainless steel construction
Cons
- Premium price point at €370
- Very loud operation, even at lowest resistance settings
- Plastic grip design may be uncomfortable for some users
- Touch points are plastic despite premium construction elsewhere
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