P1X Pro

Has loads of gear on their P1X Pro and finds the slanted uprights far less inconvenient than people claim.

Their P1X Pro is good, but they'd have bought the Ultimate for its straight uprights if it had been out.

Loves their P1X Pro; the angled uprights make getting in and out much easier.

Has the P1X Pro but would pick the Ultimate next time for vertical uprights and extra channels.

Loves their P1X Pro; the only minor annoyance is fewer base channels for mounting hubs and boxes.

Just bought a P1X Pro and is extremely happy, though their Fanatec base needed a separately bought wheel deck.

Fixed their P1X Pro's Moza R12 front-mount problem using Moza's stalk adapter and the P1X front mount.

Went with the P1X Pro over the RCP, which looked thinner, and Microcenter made it easy.

Inverted VRS Pro pedals using the stock Sim-Lab tray on their P1X Pro chassis.

Over a year on their P1X Pro with integrated triple 32-inch screens: no excessive wobble at 8 Nm.

Their P1X Pro took 51 days to arrive but was well worth it: very solid, sleek and more customizable than their RSeat.

Coming from a Playseat Challenge, their P1X Pro is in another universe, a huge step up.

Their P1X Pro is easy to set up, perfectly rigid and very adjustable; seat slider is extra and the drive plate can't come closer.

Loves their P1X Pro, but slanted uprights make every vertical adjustment also a horizontal one.

Very happy with their P1X Pro with the formula seat: lots of room and very good quality.

At 6'6, getting in and out of their P1X Pro is seamless thanks to the angled uprights.

Their P1X Pro's slanted uprights are mildly annoying but easy, and far better than their old F-GT Elite Lite's.

Their used P1X Pro is night-and-day higher quality than their old Trak Racer rig; things glide and the finish is top tier.

Their P1X Pro wheel mount doesn't move.

Their P1X Pro feels sturdy like a tank, is fully adjustable, has a durable finish and responsive support.

Got the P1X Pro for one of their two rigs and couldn't be happier: very sturdy and easy to add accessories.

Super happy with their P1X Pro after a Playseat Trophy; only the keyboard shelf sags on the angled uprights.

Loves their P1X Pro and its ingress, but angled uprights can be a pain for mounting accessories.

Their P1X Pro is a fantastic product and hard to overstate SimLab's quality and support.

Their P1X Pro TK has zero flex with an SC2 at max torque, but the angled profiles made mounting accessories a pain.

Likes the extra space the angled uprights give on their P1X Pro, though they'd have bought the Ultimate.

Loves their TK P1X Pro; the integrated stand holds a 49-inch monitor with zero movement alongside an SC2 Pro.

Their P1X Pro instructions were excellent and the rig is very exact, though two similar-length profiles can be swapped.

Recently switched to a P1X Pro with haptics and it's been an incredible experience.

Has a P1X Pro running an HF8 Pro and ButtKicker setup that's been great.

A BRZ seat was super easy to fit on their new P1X Pro without grinding.

Loves their P1X Pro; a truly solid end-game rig.

Their P1X Pro moves a little with a 49-inch super ultrawide, but not noticeably.

Their Sim-Lab P1X is great, apart from the seat brackets breaking.

Moved from a Playseat Challenge to the Sim-Lab P1X Pro: super solid, everything lines up perfectly, and the angled uprights don't bother them for GT-style driving.

Swapped an NLR Wheel Stand 2.0 tucked into a desk for a Sim-Lab P1X Pro, their first rig, and has been seriously enjoying it.

Assembled their TK edition Sim-Lab P1X Pro in about three hours, plus a few more to mount the seat on sliders; found it a piece of cake.

Their Sim-Lab P1X Pro and monitor mount arrived perfect.

Their Micro Center Sim-Lab P1X Pro (Tony Kanaan edition) had green paint sprayed into the threads, so they had to buy a tap to fix it.

Has had the Sim-Lab P1X Pro for a while and finds it beautiful and rock solid, but the angled supports make adjustments annoying, so they'd pick the Ultimate next time.

Their Sim-Lab P1X Pro's build quality is fantastic, but adjusting pedal and wheel distance is a hassle at first; their bucket seat is far comfier than their previous NLR F-GT and Playseat Trophy.

Also has the Sim-Lab P1X Pro: adjusting is extra challenging because of the tilted pillars, but once set it stays put like a tank.

Runs a Sim-Lab P1X Pro with the integrated monitor mount and an Alpha EVO Pro with no vibration or noise at all; the only downside is that adjusting the integrated mount on the slanted uprights is a pain.

Owns two Sim-Lab P1X Pro rigs, one with triples and an Asetek Invicta setup on PC and one with a Fanatec DD+ for PS5 VR, and says both are a blast.