Uncompromising build quality and force feedback performance.
Simucube has long been the go-to name for high-end direct drive wheelbases, with Granite Devices bringing industrial-grade engineering to the sim racing space. Despite being nearly five years old, the Simucube 2 range still sets the benchmark for force feedback fidelity.
Pricing is firmly in premium territory—even the entry-level 2 Sport comes in at 17Nm—but what you get feels more like precision machinery than gaming hardware. While their product ecosystem is relatively narrow, with just a few wheels and the ultra-high-end Active Pedals, the core experience remains among the very best.
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Simucube 3 Wheelbases – Detailed Review
The Simucube 3 Sport and Pro deliver the most refined force feedback there is, but their premium price and more closed ecosystem make them a very specific kind of recommendation. After six months of testing and daily use, the Simucube 3 Sport and Pro have turned out to be two of the most interesting, impressive, and difficult-to-summarise wheel bases we have reviewed in quite some time. On track, they deliver the best overall force feedback
Simucube 3 Wheelbases – Detailed Review
The Simucube 3 Sport and Pro deliver the most refined force feedback there is, but their premium price and more closed ecosystem make them a very specific kind of recommendation. After six months of testing and daily use, the Simucube 3 Sport and Pro have turned out to be two of the most interesting, impressive, and difficult-to-summarise wheel bases we have reviewed in quite some time. On track, they deliver the best overall force feedback
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Simucube ActivePedal Pro: Detailed Review
Simucube’s ActivePedal is one of the most unique and technically impressive products in sim racing. The idea of a fully motorised, force-feedback pedal that can replicate different cars and brake systems in real time is still something no one else has quite matched. The newer ActivePedal Pro takes that same
Simucube 2 Wheelbase Guide – Which is Best For You?
Today we’re jumping back into the world of Simucube 2 Direct Drive wheelbases for a head to head comparison between the Sport, Pro and Ultimate. Which one is more appropriate for your specific needs will be determined by a number of factors, so let’s go through everything you need to
Simucube Throttle Review
Previously on Boosted Media we took a detailed look and shared our experience with the Simucube ActivePedals. While the ActivePedals proved to be very cool when used for all three pedals it is clear that the real benefits are primarily for the Brake pedal. So Simucube have given us the option
Simucube ActivePedal – Detailed Review
Ever since I got into Sim Racing, it’s been pretty clear to me that there have been three things missing when compared to real-life racing. A sense of danger, a sense of sustained cornering g-forces, and a sense of how the brakes are actually performing underfoot. So when Simucube announced
Simucube Vs Fanatec | Direct Drive Wheel Base Comparison
To settle the Simucube vs Fanatec debate, I spent a full month testing the Fanatec DD1 and DD2 back to back against the Simucube 2 Sport and Pro. As well as asking the sim racing community for their questions, and drawing upon my extended experience with the DD2 and Simucube
Simucube 2 Sport vs. Pro – DRIVING TESTS – Which is Better Value?
Welcome to Part 3 of our Simucube 2 Review series. So far we’ve taken a detailed look at the hardware and internals of all three models, as well as comparing the Pro to the Ultimate (those videos below). Based on the spec sheets alone, we expect a more significant difference
Simucube 2 Pro vs. Ultimate – DRIVING TESTS – Is the Ultimate worth DOUBLE?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text uncode_shortcode_id=”420954″]The Simucube 2 Ultimate costs more than double that of the Simucube 2 Pro, so it’s time to see exactly how the two compare in terms of the driving experience, and if the Ultimate is worth the extra! In the next video, we’ll compare the Simucube 2 Pro against
Review Part 1 – Simucube 2 – Sport vs. Pro vs. Ultimate – THE HARDWARE
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text uncode_shortcode_id=”409426″]Today we begin the process of reviewing the Simucube 2 Sport and Pro, and comparing them against not only each other, but the Simucube 2 Ultimate, and of course the Fanatec DD1 and DD2. In today’s video, we begin by taking a look at the differences between the three
FULL MAN CAVE TOUR – Boosted Media Sim Racing Rig & Studio
I’ve been flat out over the last few days putting some finishing touches on the Sim Rig and cleaning up the studio. There’s still a few bits and pieces to finish up but the parts may take a while to arrive, so I thought today would be a good opportunity
THE COMPLETE SIM RACING GUIDE – Everything you need to know about Sim Racing Wheels & Wheel Bases
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THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO SIM RACING – Part 2 – Everything you need to know about Sim Racing Pedals
Pedals, along with a solid mounting solution are generally regarded as single the most important component in a sim racing rig when it comes to turning fast and consistent lap times. So in today’s video we’ll take a closer look at all the things you need to know to make
THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO SIM RACING – Part 1 – Top Tips for Beginners
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SIMUCUBE Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional build quality, materials and refinement
- Industry leading Force Feedback quality
- 360Hz Force Feedback in iRacing
- Excellent adjustability and very refined Force Feedback
- Cloud based Force Feedback Profiles
- Continuous innovation with exciting products like active pedals
- Backed by a large parent company, Granite Devices bringing greater resources than some smaller competitors
Cons
- No Native Console Compatibility
- Limited ecosystem with no shifter or handbrake and only a small selection of wheels
- No provision for connecting wheels electronically through the wheelbase
- Batteries required for any wheel which connects wirelessly
- Price and quality potentially past the point of diminishing return vs modern competitors