HGP Shifter

Never had problems with their Moza H-pattern shifter; feels great but clearly a cheaper shifter.

Their Moza HGP shifter died after about 9 months; a great shifter but reliability is an issue.

Loved their Moza HGP when it worked but it became faulty in barely a year and couldn't be repaired.

Got a Moza HGP on a budget for truck sims.

Snapped the shaft on their Moza shifter at a thin threaded section, a big weakness.

Chose the Moza HGP over the DS-8X for the price difference since their wheel has paddles.

Returned their Moza HGP and bought a DS-8X, which they love.

Hated the Moza HGP's clicking into gears, and it broke within a year.

Their Moza HGP lost its stiffness after about a year and 300 hours, so they replaced it with an SHH shifter.

Broke both their Moza HGP and SGP shifters and found Moza support no help.

Their Moza HGP is still as stiff and clicky after 2.5 years.

Has used their Moza HGP for over 1000 hours with no problems.

Their Moza HGP developed the same issue, and Moza support sent a new one after a video.

Their pre-owned Moza HGP has extremely high centering force causing mis-shifts and a long throw.

Their Moza HGP eventually mis-shifted until it was unusable.

Loves their Moza HGP: very well built and satisfying clicks into each gear.

Almost 2 years with their HGP and no issues, though the reverse/7th lockout is stiff.

Had two Moza HGPs that both failed, the second in 3 months; prefers the TH8A.

Their Moza HGP is unbearably loud, audible over headphones.

Their Moza HGP broke twice, the second time out of warranty after 5 months, though otherwise a great shifter.

Bought the MOZA HGP shifter with no manual experience and is glad: unbelievably well built, all metal, clunky but smooth, and reasonably priced.

Their MOZA HGP shifter eventually broke and wouldn't return to neutral from 2nd, 4th or 6th.

Uses a MOZA HGP shifter and finds it fine but not great.

Started with the MOZA HGP shifter but found it way too light for someone who drives a manual car, and replaced it with a Simagic DS-8X.

Found the MOZA H-shifter very loud and clunky and replaced it with a Simagic DS-8X.

Moved from a cheap AliExpress shifter to the MOZA one at more than double the price, but found it felt the same and was louder; now prefers a Turtle Beach Velocity One.

Owns the MOZA H-shifter and thinks it's bad: its spring elements are cheap and break over time, making it even looser.