Loves the KS Pro's build and buttons, but some LEDs died after a while and Moza hasn't responded.
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Very happy with their Moza KS Pro on an R12 V2; it does what they want.
Uses the Moza KS Pro on a Conspit base and finds it every bit as good.
After 2.5 months the KS Pro's grips, bulkier near the top, get very uncomfortable when gripping tightly; they enjoyed their original KS.
Sent their KS Pro back for creaking.
Their KS Pro on a Simucube 2 Pro at high FFB is totally silent.
A month in, their KS Pro makes zero noise and is very solid.
Their KS Pro squeaked a little until greased, now dead silent.
Two KS Pro wheels developed creaking and crackling within a week on an R21 Ultra.
Their new KS Pro was stuck in a boot loop and not recognized on an R9 V1 base, while their CS and KS wheels worked.
Their KS Pro works flawlessly and is better than their GT Neo.
Got the KS Pro a few days ago with an R5 and it works great.
Owns the KS Pro and Vision GS; the KS Pro feels at home racing and is far higher value overall.
Has the KS Pro and Vision GS and prefers the KS Pro's design.
Chose the KS Pro for their R12 instead of the Conspit 300GT.
Loves their KS Pro; the top rear buttons are great for look left/right.
Owns the MOZA KS Pro and finds it really nice, recommending it as the upgrade over the KS.
Bought the KS Pro as their first wheel for circuit racing. Their hands start hurting after about 10 minutes, at first near the thumb and, after changing grip, around the fingers.
Returned their KS Pro over the same hand discomfort: the grip has a sharp bend around the thumb that cuts off blood flow quickly.
“I returned my KS Pro because of similar issues. The grip around the thumb has a quite sharp bend. It cuts off blood flow causing discomfort quickly.”
Had hand discomfort with the KS Pro at first. Calls it a chunky wheel but says you get used to it by loosening your grip.
Had the same hand pain with the KS Pro: the grips and their shape feel a bit sharp. Wrapping them in tacky grip tape cushioned them and added grip without gloves.
Had similar hand pain with the KS Pro even wearing gloves, which they put down to the wheel's ergonomics; wrapping the handles in tape fixed it.