GT Neo

Their GT Neo feels much more solid in hand than the Moza KS.

Their GT Neo feels really good for its price: super solid, lots of controls and customizable.

Owned both, and the GT Neo is a much better product overall than the Moza KS.

Their GT Neo feels excellent: sturdy, incredible paddles, solid buttons, good lights; no complaints.

Going from the Moza ES to the GT Neo was a significant improvement.

Returned their GT Neo because it felt like a toy next to Simagic's FX wheel.

Used the KS and the GT Neo, and the Simagic is on another level with better grips and 7-way switches.

Their new GT Neo slipped in their hands at high DD torque until grip tape fixed it.

Their GT Neo's only issue is the hard grips when wearing gloves.

Eight months in, their GT Neo is uncomfortable enough that their hands get sore.

Loves their GT Neo: dense, stiff plastic, firm buttons and bright lights; it made a Fanatec McLaren feel like a toy.

Having owned many wheels, the GT Neo is insane value; rock solid on a Simucube 2.

Their GT Neo is ergonomically great and dense, and FFB comes through with fine detail.

Races their GT Neo gloveless in VR and doesn't mind the grip at all.

Their GT Neo on an Alpha Mini is very comfortable for F1 25 and iRacing.

Their GT Neo is a killer value with no complaints; they don't see themselves upgrading.

Their GT Neo's build quality and silicone grips are considerably nicer than the Moza KS.

After a firmware fix for wireless issues, their GT Neo is the best wheel they've used, beating the KS.

Really likes their GT Neo but recast its grips because the rubber was far too hard.

Uses a GT Neo on their Alpha and much prefers its feel to their son's KS.

Has used both and says the GT Neo is better than the KS.

A week in, their GT Neo is amazing value and very sturdy.

As a Moza convert, their GT Neo and Simagic gear have been nothing but enjoyment.

Owns the GT Neo and finds it insane quality for the money.

Uses the ATSR-Hub SimHub plugin for RPM LEDs on their GT Neo, and it's fantastic.

After almost a year on the GT Neo and an upgrade to an Asetek Invicta wheel, they're thinking of going back to the Neo.

Their GT Neo's quick release doesn't seat fully, so FFB pulls it out and the wheel rocks.

A month in, their GT Neo creaks under FFB on an Alpha EVO Pro.

Their GT Neo on an Alpha U has zero creaks even at high FFB.

A week with a used GT Neo on an Alpha Mini and no creaking at all.

Sold their KS for a GT Neo and finds it an overall superior-feeling wheel.

Retired their GT Neo to guest duty after moving to the Zeus Formula.

Their GT Neo drives as well as studio wheels, though the four plastic rotaries don't feel sturdy.

Loves their GT Neo, though it's a cheaper composite wheel compared with full metal or carbon designs.

Owns the Simagic GT Neo, a super wheel that seems better built than the Moza KS.

Got the Simagic GT Neo for their Fanatec setup and it's been fantastic.

Uses a Simagic GT Neo on their CSL DD and finds it an awesome wheel.

Runs a GT Neo on their CSL DD 8 Nm via an emulator and calls the wheel insane.

Switched from a Fanatec McLaren V3 to the GT Neo and found it more solid with nicer buttons; the McLaren creaked more and had a flimsy funky switch.

Runs a GT Neo on their CS DD via a Leo QR2 and Maglink; everything works great and they're really happy.

Has had their Simagic ecosystem including the GT Neo for over a year and absolutely loves it.

Replaced a Fanatec McLaren wheel with a used GT Neo on an 8 Nm CSL DD: much stiffer, but they prefer the McLaren layout and accidentally press buttons on the Neo.

Calls the GT Neo exceptional on their Simagic 9 Nm kit; only complaint is the grips are a bit hard.

Has the GT Neo on an Alpha EVO Pro 18 Nm and is very happy; calls it a great wheel.

Uses the GT Neo on an Asetek base: good looking, but it creaks occasionally under high-force twitches and the grips are so hard they get thumb calluses.

Moved from the KS to the GT Neo and finds it better in basically every way; only reservation is the rock-hard grips, offset by good shape.

Has the Simagic GT Neo and finds it more solid than their MOZA wheel, though they like the rubber grips less.

Finds the Simagic GT Neo marginally better than the MOZA KS they used for a couple of years.

Opted for the Simagic GT Neo and loves it.

Loves their new Simagic base but is disappointed in the GT Neo; their Thrustmaster Ferrari wheels felt much better and the paddles feel like a toy.

Loves that the Simagic GT Neo paddles have no click, unlike the annoying one on their MOZA R5 wheel.

After trying the MOZA GS, KS and Simagic GT Neo in store, bought the GT Neo on sale and finds it awesome.

The Simagic GT Neo is their favourite wheel; they run it on a Logitech Pro base.

Has a Simagic GT Neo and thinks it does about 90% of what a boutique wheel does, just without the looks.

Chose the GT Neo because they race in the dark and need LED-backlit buttons; finds it the best-value wheel for that, and it works with SimHub.

Uses a Simagic GT Neo on a MOZA R12 and finds the wheel already squeaks sometimes.

Loves the GT Neo on a MOZA R21: solid feel, good weight, no rattle, fully customisable lights. Running it on MOZA needs a Maglink, SimHub and about $60 extra, and the Maglink sometimes disconnects; would probably pick a MOZA KS Pro next time.

Uses a GT Neo on a MOZA R12 via Maglink and has had not a single disconnect in months; warns to unplug the GT Neo's internal power cable first, since base power could damage it and warranty won't cover that.

Had the Simagic GT Neo and found it a great wheel, though they think Conspit's 300GT with extra buttons and thumb rotaries is the better choice.

Moved from a MOZA wheel to the Simagic GT Neo on a MOZA base, largely because SimHub supports Simagic wheels and makes the encoders and LEDs far more customizable than MOZA's own options.

Recently added a Simagic GT Neo with MagLink to a Logitech RS50 through a QR adapter for GT and formula cars and absolutely loves it.

Still uses a GT Neo on an Alpha 15 Nm at their in-laws' and calls it a great value rim, though not as sturdy as the FX.

Uses a GT Neo on a Logitech PRO base for racing in Quest 3 VR and likes it quite a bit: not high end, but a solid wheel for the price.

Got the GT Neo with Simagic's Green Flag bundle and finds its many buttons and dials easy to reach with minimal hand movement, which suits VR.