Welcome to Part 3 of our Simucube 2 Review series. So far we’ve taken a detailed look at the hardware and internals of all three models, as well as comparing the Pro to the Ultimate (those videos below).
Based on the spec sheets alone, we expect a more significant difference between these two than we saw between the Pro and Ultimate, so it’s time to test the Sport up against the Pro to see which offers the better value!
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