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.
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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.