ActivePedal Pro

After six months on a MOZA mBooster, got the Simucube ActivePedal Pro and can barely notice a difference as a non-pro driver.

Switched from a returned mBooster to the Simucube ActivePedal Pro: far more refined, much better build quality, smooth and hydraulic-feeling with zero graininess, and excellent software.

Owns the Simucube ActivePedal Pro after briefly trying the MOZA one and was a bit disappointed there wasn't a bigger difference, though it has longer travel and nicer design.

Owns the Simucube ActivePedal Pro and finds it still grainy.

Has used MOZA CRP, Logitech Pro pedals and Simagic P1000 and now the Simucube ActivePedal Pro, which blows everything else out of the water.

Switched from Heusinkveld Ultimate+ to the Simucube ActivePedal Pro for iRacing GT3/GT4 and can't find a brake profile that matches their muscle memory; constantly over- or under-braking, with lap times and consistency noticeably worse after trying many settings.

Tried all of Simucube's active pedals side by side at the SimRacing Expo with an identical profile. Liked the Pro's feel the most of the three, finding it almost identical to the Ultimate but slightly less grainy.

“I asked to use the same identical profile on all the pedals (for both brake and throttle) and tested the difference between them. Pro and Ultimate are almost identical with the Pro being slightly less grainy.”

Tried every active pedal at the SimRacing Expo, including Simucube's three on one rig. Found the Pro and Ultimate more refined and smoother than the new Sport, which in turn beat Simagic's and MOZA's.

Owns Simagic P1000 pedals with hydraulics and haptics and tried the active pedals at the SimRacing Expo. Was underwhelmed by the Simucube Pro, whose staff said the software wasn't ready yet, and preferred Simagic's.