Ohohoho. Now THIS is the wheel we've been waiting for. Budget value formula wheel that looks premium enough to be up there with the best. I've been hung up with ordering one, but looks like my patience is paying off now that I can just pre-order this wheel instead of CS. ^^
Power wise Simagic alpha mini is said to feel about the same if not slightly stronger. Build wise the alpha mini is made completely from alloy, very similar to simucube and as an owner of a alpha mini I can say that the build quality is high end, so that's another win. I do like that the Moza r12 has ports in the back to plug pedals and other things in.
@@JaredPaul01yea the r12 having the ports on the back is a huge plus for me. Currently have a t300 and th8a shifter with the sparco hand brake. Currently nees 3 USB to run wheel/pedals, shifter, and handbrake. Planning on selling the complete setup soon and buying a moza rig.
Looks awsome, im looking for a DD wheel but i think i will go to T818 since i already have 2 thrustmaster steering wheels that already fit that hub. otherwise if i didnt have the wheels i would most likley go with Moza R12.
The only things stopping me from purchasing Moza is the lack of console support as I mainly play PC and casually play GT7, and the lack of an interesting selection of wheels.
The KS wheel is the sort of F1/GT4 wheel I would buy, but the fact they discontinued the RS-D means I have to go shop around for something else than Moza.
The KS wheel does seem to offer great value for money but compared to other reviews I’ve watched I feel like you failed to explain the differences which makes it a cheaper option (for example its main body is made of plastic with a carbon fiber like finish, the rotaries/switches are not made out of aluminium but plastic, etc.). Again I’m not saying it is a bad wheel but when reviewing a new product I think you should put more efforts into the details.
Very good question! They both have pros and cons. Personally the GS feels more premium, solid, looks better in my opinion, and it has a few more buttons and rotaries. The KS fits my hands better and I prefer the ergonomics, and is lighter as mentioned in the review. My favourite it the KS, but it's a close one. If you need more buttons/switches and driver in bare hands, the GS is probably a better option
First so I guess I just won the r12. Yes. Ty. I appreciate it very much. Or I'll take the r9. I'm not picky. Ty again. And honestly I'll be happy with the r5
Got an R9 2 weeks ago and want just a little bit more... Wish they said this was coming rather than just dropping it out of the blue. Feel like I've wasted so much money.
I will forsure be waiting for one of the closer 3rd party sellers to pick up this wheel. Sim motion im looking at you!!!! Gonna be picking up the R12, the GS rim (the KS is just too large ro be considered a formula style rim as it will feel less snappy and reactive on tighter and snap back apexes like at silverstone where the cars balance is almost constantly shifting. Or a track like sonoma would be a good example.
You briefly mentioned the KS wheel's compatibility with the R9 V1 in your review - is it incompatible? Would R9 V1 owners need to purchase the universal hub in order to be able to use the new wheel?
Hi, thanks for the comment. To clarify, the R12 is only compatible with the second versions of the CS, RS, & GS wheels (and all their other wheels of course). The KS wheel is compatible with all their wheel bases: R5, R12, R16, R21, and R9 V1&2. Hope this helps!
hey yall i recently purchased MOZA SRP pedals and have come across an issue where my pedals would disconnect from the pithouse software while in use and would stick my inputs momentarily and its been causing me allot of headaches trying to solve this issue, can anyone point me in the right direction to fix this
I own an R9 with an RS wheel. Personally, 9 Nm is more than enough for me as it already gets really fatiguing depending on the car I'm racing. On the wheel, I've been eyeing the GS to complement my RS, and I think I'll stick with it due to the more premium feel (leather grips, cooler forged carbon, nicer buttons). FSR would be a waste for me as I race in VR so the screen is useless.
Sorry but this video kinda comes across as an ad for Moza. I know your excited but it feels forced. Great quality btw!! I’m also a big fan of Moza and have r9.
Hey, thanks for your comment, and we're glad you liked the quality! Although this is a positive review, its not an advert. We test all products and give our honest opinions to help inform anyone interested in buying the products. I'm considering spending my own money on one. Of course not everyone will share my opinion, but that's the beauty of sim products these days, we have plenty of choice! We have more reviews in the pipeline so stay tuned, and as always, not paid for unless stated otherwise - Piers
Does anyone know if they were to eventually implement console compatibility would it come via software update or would they have to release new wheelbases?
@@robertcarr4172 i could imagine they would release a moza hub with ps5 compatibility. Time will tell, but if you are simracing... then go for pc, ps5 has only gt7 .. wich at best is an average gt game from what i read. All other sims are way better on pc, ffb wise and you dont need a high end pc to run racing games.
I have the ks wheel here and I'm not so enthusiastic. Squeaky buttons, shifters have different pressure points and moza's customer service is a disaster.
