Moza Is Making Moves! | MOZA CS Steering Wheel & SR-P Pedals Review

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  • čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
  • After reviewing the Moza R9 Direct Drive wheel base and GS Steering wheel back in May, we honestly loved what Moza brought to the sim racing table. While those products could stand up against some of the best in the business, one of our few gripes was that there weren’t any other products available as more "budget-friendly" options.
    It’s only been a few months since that review, and now Moza has launched a brand new wheel rim, the Moza CS, and a brand new set of pedals, the Moza SR-Ps. Both of these still stack up on the market at a higher price, but in comparison, they can also be considered “entry-level” or “budget” options within the Moza ecosystem specifically.
    So, uh, thank you very much Moza for watching our previous review. hearing us out, and giving us exactly what we wanted, all in a few weeks’ time. Great effort and we're glad to help! We may have a few more suggestions for you in this video as well…
    John Munro has got his hands on the new Moza products up in Traxion Towers and he’ll be giving his feedback on both the rim and pedals in today’s video. How does the new rim stack up against the other Moza products that we’ve tried? How about these pedals, are they a decent take on load-cell pedal technology? We’ve got those answers and more, so stay tuned and keep it pinned.
    Moza’s CS Wheel Rim runs for $279 or about £230, while Moza’s SR-P Pedals will cost $218.90 or about £180. What do you think about these new deals from Moza Racing? Let us know what you think down in the comments!
    00:00 - Intro
    01:58 - CS Steering Wheel Review
    05:49 - SR-P Pedals Review
    11:04 - Conclusions
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Komentáře • 31

  • @martinwebster8702
    @martinwebster8702 Před rokem +12

    I've just received my R9, CS Steering Wheel and clutch pedal. Just need the other SRP pedals to turn up so I can get everything set up and running to see for myself. Seriously excited to get racing with them now though. Thanks for this video, it's made me feel good about my purchase.

    • @inhgaming789
      @inhgaming789 Před rokem

      This is literally the same as me, still having to use my logitech pedals the now while i wait on the new ones coming

    • @martinwebster8702
      @martinwebster8702 Před rokem +1

      @@inhgaming789 Did you eventually get your pedals? Mine just arrived yesterday and I love them.

    • @inhgaming789
      @inhgaming789 Před rokem +4

      @@martinwebster8702 Yeah I got them on Sat just past got them mounted to the rig but not had a proper chance to use them yet. the brake is solid to push compared to the logitech ones before. Gonna need to do a bit of leg day haha

  • @michaelwu3288
    @michaelwu3288 Před rokem +3

    Well, they are actually making an F1 steering wheel with a screen on it and publish it on Aug 30th, which is smaller compared to the GS steering wheel

  • @Rosaslav
    @Rosaslav Před rokem +6

    So what pedals would be a notch above? I am seriously considering the base and the wheel as they appear to be a great starting point, but I don’t want to ruin it by subpar pedals.
    EDIT: Compared to Fanatec CSL and Thrustmaster T-LCM they still seem to be a lot better in terms of brake pedal customisability. I don’t know about any other alternatives in this price range…

  • @racingenjoyer
    @racingenjoyer Před rokem

    How does the load cell compare against fanatec csl lc? The one which comes for 200$ (like in the video)

  • @HarringtonMAH11
    @HarringtonMAH11 Před rokem

    So I'm still on the Fanatec CSR and CSR elite pedals. This seems to be way cheaper than what I was going for with the CSLDD and Clubs port v3s. Would you recommend these pedals over the CSR elites, or are they essentially a lateral move despite being so old?

    • @peteg1696
      @peteg1696 Před rokem

      i have not used these pedals only mozas more expensive CRP pedals and no not worth the upgrade, i would rate them in the same category as the thrustmaster loadcell pedals (in terms of actual use) , sure they are made of nicer metal and stuff but they are not good pedals

  • @MrAeroHD
    @MrAeroHD Před rokem

    Big Moza fan. Especially since they support ESDA!

  • @defouq
    @defouq Před 5 měsíci

    Greate review

  • @Glamoxe
    @Glamoxe Před rokem

    est ce que le Fanatec csl v2 et meilleur que le moza sr-p ?

  • @eg-xf5ic
    @eg-xf5ic Před rokem

    Interesting that you point out the disadvantages of a larger wheel. I was under the impression that having a smaller wheel would make the sim feel more toy-like given the the wheel in my real car is closer to 14inches. If you want a smaller wheel, the es is always an option

    • @TraxionGG
      @TraxionGG  Před rokem +2

      I think it’s a personal preference thing more than anything. A lot of high performance race cars such as single seaters and prototypes have fairly small wheels, then again other bigger cars have big wheels. On a personal note I think the Moza wheels are slightly on the large size to feel really comfortable when driving, but I must admit I do get more used to it the longer I use it for. The other wheels certainly feel smaller than ever afterwards😂 I’m sure some people will prefer the bigger wheels for exactly the same reason as you describe. And since making this review, the ES has filled that gap in the Moza ecosystem. They now have more options than ever!

    • @eg-xf5ic
      @eg-xf5ic Před rokem +1

      @@TraxionGG​fair enough, being that this setup would be first ever sim setup, is this going to be good for me? I’ve always loved racing games and have been playing on a controller. This left me feeling like I lacked a lot of the modulation/control and immersion that a sim setup would give me. Not to mention some games like ac are borderline unplayable with a controller. I’ve tried a g29 which was super fun but it felt like a cheap noisy plastic toy. Looking for a setup that wouldn’t leave me craving an upgrade right away and the setup you described fits my budget. Would I be just as happy with an r5 for longer than I think? The pedals that come with that kit give me the most pause since they don’t use a load cell but it seems no matter how much you spend, there will always be some drawbacks. Wdyt?

  • @jakestrait6296
    @jakestrait6296 Před rokem

    How big are your hands? Not sure what you're considering "small"

  • @franneeh4703
    @franneeh4703 Před rokem

    im looking for an upgrade from my t3pa is this a better option that T LCMs? brand new here TLCMs cost around 260 USD while moza SRP cost around 193 USD
    or should i just stay with my t3pa?

    • @mArvAlcao71
      @mArvAlcao71 Před rokem +1

      T-LCM ir SRP is fine. Maybe you should consider CSL Elite V2 pedal (Do not buy the CSL pedals).

    • @franneeh4703
      @franneeh4703 Před rokem

      @@mArvAlcao71 ye did end up getting the v2s last holiday season hahaha

  • @CleanLin3
    @CleanLin3 Před rokem +3

    Well is not cheapest when you count shipping cost.

  • @gtxforza
    @gtxforza Před rokem +3

    Moza is so good!

  • @makracing9361
    @makracing9361 Před rokem

    What’s the game at the first view (go-kart)?

  • @HippoDrippo
    @HippoDrippo Před rokem +2

    thats crazy
    im too broke to buy anything tho

  • @seb418
    @seb418 Před rokem

    70€ shipping to Germany lmao

    • @Schaasgurkn
      @Schaasgurkn Před rokem

      There are German retailers like Sim-Motion.

    • @dcu21
      @dcu21 Před rokem +4

      Only 70 euros directly from china? That's cheap

  • @edcadlick2650
    @edcadlick2650 Před rokem

    What do you think's going to happen when China takes Taiwan servicing could be a gone show.🤡👍