MOZA R3 Racing Wheel and Pedals Bundle Direct Drive Simulator Kit Xbox &PC | incl. R3 3.9Nm DD Servo Base, 11-inch ESX Racing Wheel, SR-P Lite Pedals, Table Clamp, Xbox Licensed

10/10 a perfect balanced pedals and more enjoyable one the FFB but the steering wheel is a bit weird I have one with 4 screws not 6 like normal seems odd but works really well and very enjoyable for ACC, AC, PMR, I’m on Xbox and it’s compatible with most sim games

Direct drive motor delivers realistic, quiet feedback without overwhelming beginners; feels superior to belt-driven wheels like Logitech G29.[windowscentral +1] • 11-inch ES wheel with PU leather grip, magnetic shifters, and swappable rims (e.g., Formula style) for versatility. • Modular SR-P Lite pedals offer smooth throttle/brake action and easy upgrades like stronger springs or clutch add-ons. I couldn’t be happier!

This is a great budget direct drive wheel. I use it to play Forza on Xbox Series X mostly, but looking to do other games in the future. The wheelbase itself is hefty for its small size. The metal case is quality and even the back plastic part looks great. For a causal gamer like myself I find the 3.9NM of torque plenty strong enough - I have it set to 50% in Forza and its way more than enough even there. The wheel is nice, feels sturdy in the hand. I was unsure of the grip material before buying but it looks nice and feels great, but I do wear gloves when playing so if you use bare hands it might not be as good. The biggest negatives are the wheel size is slightly small. I did notice a couple missed downshifts from the shift paddles but haven't really replicated that recently so I think I'm getting used to the click required. The pedals are all metal and feel nice, but their performance is the most basic part of this bundle. The faceplates while being made of a nice metal are easy for the feet to slip off and the shape is really weird - I ended up 3D printing custom faces which feel much better, so I recommend buying upgrades or doing that for better feel. I also built a metal holder/lifter to ensure my pedals where at the right height, and this prevents them from slipping as the poles dig into the carpet. To get the best performance out of the pedals, make sure to first hook the wheel to the computer and tune the curves with the pit house software. The brake is best to have a reverse S-curve, where it comes on strong immediately, but then you have to mash to get full force. One last thing - I could not get the wireless app to work on my iPhone 12, but had no issues with hooking the wheel to my computer and using the pithouse software, which is quite nice and robust so I prefer that anyways. Overall its a great purchase and it has been a joy getting back into Forza with this setup.

Fantastic starting point. If this is all your budget allows it’s more than enough to make you smile and get you competitive even if that’s your thing. What I will say is if you have the money and think you will more than likely enjoy sim racing I’d recommend jumping to a slightly better set up with Moza but there is nothing wrong with this one.

I upgraded from a Logitech G920 and the difference couldn't be more night and day. Set up was quick and simple both physically and in the Pit House app. The depths to which you can fine tune the settings are amazing and vast compared to just 3 options with my G920. The wheel is well made to last and the direct drive gives more of a natural feeling compared to gear driven wheels. Highly recommend getting a Moza!

Different work seamless as we thought. Took a bit of work and talking with the company.

The R3 works great. Right out of the box it worked with my xbox basically acting as a controller. Works easy with the app as well.

Amazing upgrade from a Logitech g923. It being direct drive over belt driver has been a game changer in terms of car feel. I paired it with some nice surround sound speakers and plan to upgrade my pc to be able to run more sim racing games as console doesn’t have a great library. When I first installed the wheel it would shake really bad but I fixed this with by putting my screen mount where it would touch the back of base to hold it steady and it seemed to fix it.