Chose the P1X Ultimate for its straight uprights and has no complaints; it has more places to mount things.
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Had the P1X Ultimate and would buy straight uprights again because sloped ones are annoying for mounting.
Got the P1X Ultimate and couldn't be happier.
Went for the P1X Ultimate; its straight uprights and improved, less fragile coating were worth the price difference.
Their P1X Ultimate pedal deck slid under heavy braking until they added screws in a second track.
Bought the P1X Ultimate from Sim-Lab US a few weeks ago, shipped within a couple of days, and loves it.
No regrets with their P1X Ultimate; well packed, but shipping was very expensive and there were no printed instructions.
Their new P1X Ultimate with integrated triples is amazing; only very peaky force feedback causes a little noticeable vibration, and adjusting takes some work.
One profile on their Sim-Lab P1X Ultimate was tapped off-centre and unusable; support sent a replacement within a week or two. Sloppy QC, but the rig has been solid since.
Went with a Sim-Lab P1X Ultimate and a 25 Nm base for their first rig two months ago and is still loving it, racing at least four nights a week.
At 183 cm, a budget tube cockpit gave them knee and wrist pain and eventually an injury. After buying a Sim-Lab P1X Ultimate they can do four-hour endurance races without any pain.