Compact, cleverly engineered load cell pedals with a huge range of adjustment, let down mainly by fiddly washers and basic software. For about as long as we can remember, almost every pedal review we’ve published has prompted the same question: what about the Simgrade VX-PRO? This is the answer. The VX-PRO is a three-pedal load cell set designed, manufactured and sold out of Finland. It’s aimed at sim racers who want relatively high-end pedals at a relatively affordable price, at least compared to a lot of the market. Rather than a quick test, we’ve lived with these pedals for about 18 months, across a couple of different hardware iterations. We’ve used them on and off on our test rigs, mixing and matching them with other pedal sets, to see how they perform and how they hold up over time. At a glance you might take them for another set of Heusinkveld copies. They’re not. All three pedals use load cells, the brake gets its huge adjustment range without a single elastomer, and the brake takes up about half the footprint of a VRS DirectForce Pro brake pedal. Simgrade sent us the pedals for this review, and every product we compare