Simagic GT Neo – Sim Racing Wheel Review

Meet THE BEST VALUE Wheel in Sim Racing!

Simagic is making a habit of releasing exciting Sim Racing products that tick a lot of boxes for a good price.  They have continued this trend with the Simagic GT Neo Sim Racing Wheel: a 300mm diameter GT-Style wheel with a plethora of features, and sturdy construction, for a very aggressive price of US$289.

Not only is this a very attractive wheel for existing Simagic users, but the clever Maglink system (additional US$29) allows the use of this wheel with pretty much any wheel base, making it a very interesting proposition for anyone after a GT or Formula-style wheel.

We took a close look at the Simagic GT NEO and took it for a drive to see if it’s all too good to be true, or if the GT Neo could take the title of Best Value Sim Racing Wheel in 2024.

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Simagic GT Neo with FANATEC base

To use the Simagic GT Neo wheel with a Fanatec base, in addition to the wheel you will need the Simagic Maglink and a Fanatec Podium Hub. (ClubSport Universal Hub is too wide and interferes with shifters). In this setup, you will need to run the Maglink USB cable from the wheel to your PC.
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Podium hub + QR2

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US $209.99

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Invicta™ Quick Release Adapter

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US $129.00

Simagic GT Neo with ASETEK base

To use the Simagic GT Neo wheel with an Asetek base, in addition to the wheel, you will need the Simagic Maglink and Asetek Quick Release. The Maglink can be connected to the USB port on the Asetek Quick Release meaning you have do not have any additional cables going back to your PC.

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