Since my full review of the Simagic Wheels and M10 base a little while back, I’ve been asked hundreds of times if the Simagic Wheels can be used on other wheelbases, as well as if you can use other brand wheels with Simagic wheelbases, so today I’ll show you how all these scenarios work and what you’ll need to get the job done.
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SIMAGIC REVIEWS AND CONTENT
REVIEW – Simagic Alpha Direct Drive Sim Racing Wheel Base
The Alpha is a 15NM Direct Drive Sim Racing Wheel Base from Chinese manufacturer Simagic. Depending on where you live, price wise it sits in the same ballpark as the Fanatec DD1, Simucube 2 Sport and VRS Direct Force Pro, so lets take a detailed look and see how the Simagic Alpha performs.…
SIMAGIC M10 & GT4 REVISITED – Some Big Improvements!
9 Months ago I reviewed the Simagic M10 Direct Drive Wheelbase as well as the GT1 and GT4 wheels. While I was impressed overall with the product for the money, there were some areas of improvement. In the time since, I've been impressed with the progress I've seen, so I reached back out to…
Simagic M10 Direct Drive Review – Part 2 – Software – Driving Tests – Final Thoughts
Over the last few days, I've put the Simagic M10 Direct Drive Wheelbase through its paces with over 20 hours of use spread across multiple different sim titles. Some aspects have impressed me, some not so much. So today I take you along for my first drive, through my impressions, as well as my…
Simagic M10 Direct Drive & GT1/GT4 Wheel Review – Part 1 – The Hardware
Simagic is a brand that's recently exploded on to the scene and gained a lot of attention by offering the cheapest available Direct Drive Wheelbase we've seen so far. But they've actually been quietly developing and selling their product in China since mid-2018, so they're not exactly inexperienced…
Pros
- Extensive ecosystem that covers a variety of needs and budgets
- Natively console compatible (PlayStation & Xbox)
- Ability to tune force feedback and driving settings or switch profiles directly from the wheel
- Excellent game compatibility and game level integration (Many games already have presets baked in, etc)
- Excellent consistency in the driving experience between different games
Cons
- Slow customer service at time of writing
- Company’s current financial position appears unstable
- Software on PC is outdated compared to competitors
- Force Feedback locked out unless you use their wheels or hub adaptors
