Upgraded to a Simucube 2 Pro and found it stronger with more detail but terribly rubbery with the reconstruction filter and chirping without it, so they returned it.
- Category
- Wheelbase
- Type
- Direct drive
- Torque / brake force
- 25 Nm
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What drivers keep saying · from 6 reviews
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Moved from an Alpha U to a Simucube 2 Pro with a Cube Controls wheel and finds it better: smoother, less noisy, with many ready-made community profiles.
Swapped a Fanatec DD2 Podium for a Simucube 2 Pro with a GSI Hyper P1 and it feels truly endgame; they're out of the market for new bases.
Used a Simucube 2 Pro for almost a year and loved it most of all their bases: very smooth and responsive with great weight-transfer feel.
Owns the SC2 Pro: software adjustability and unmatched subtle detail are its best points; running extra software for other wheels hasn't caused real issues.
Finds their Simucube 2 Pro somewhat sloppy and rubbery compared with their brother's far more direct and informative Fanatec CSL DD 8 Nm.
Went from a Fanatec DD1 to a Simucube 2 Pro and honestly couldn't tell them apart in a blind test.
Their Simucube 2 Pro has not misbehaved once in two years.
Has owned a Simucube 2 Pro for about four years and enjoys the hell out of it.
Has owned DD Pro, DD+, Simucube 2 Sport, DD1, Asetek Invicta and now the Simucube 2 Pro, which is easily their favourite.
Runs a lot of iRacing dirt oval and owns both a Simucube 2 Pro and a Simucube 2 Sport; finds either excellent for it.
Runs a Simucube 2 Pro (25 Nm) at full strength with in-game effects turned down, so curbs come through fully.
Got to drive a Simucube 2 Pro and it blew them away, so they're keeping their belt-driven wheel until they can afford a Simucube.
Upgraded from an 8 Nm Fanatec DD Pro to a Simucube 2 Pro, bought with a complete used rig, and finds the gear far better than before.
Bought a Simucube 2 Pro last year and loves it; still considers it one of the top bases years after release.
Owns a Simucube 2 Pro and rates it still one of the best for pure force feedback quality. Its only shortfall against newer bases is the lack of wheel connectivity, and they have no plans to upgrade for a long time.
Raced a Simucube 2 Pro in iRacing at 3–3.5k iRating, but over time wanted more feel from the front tyres: even with MAIRA it felt filtered and slightly numb. Switched to a VNM base back to back and felt more connected within half a lap.