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On paper, both wheels are Direct Drive (DD) monsters with impressive torque specs. The Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel boasts 11Nm of torque, while the Moza R12 Wheel Base edges out its competitor with 12Nm. Both wheels are PC-compatible, but only the Logitech model is also compatible with PS5 and Xbox consoles. In terms of value for money, the Moza R12 seems like the more affordable option.
I've seen users report issues with both wheels, but it's clear that the Moza R12 has its own set of problems. The big problem here is reliability - some owners have reported faulty wheel bases, with one user experiencing a second base failure after only 6 months. And then there are the FFB (Force Feedback) issues, where users report the FFB strength dropping to under 50% after extended periods of use. It's not just a matter of tweaking settings in-game; it seems like a fundamental issue with the wheel's hardware. I've also seen reports of overheating concerns, although these seem to be limited to specific batches. But let me tell you, dealing with Moza customer support is a nightmare - users have reported being passed around between contractors and getting no help whatsoever.
The Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel doesn't come out completely unscathed either. Some owners report issues with the wheel flickering after extended use (although this seems to be an isolated issue). And then there's the problem of customer support - one user had to deal with a support agent who was clueless and kept suggesting that the user lower their FFB settings in-game, rather than acknowledging the actual issue. But at least Logitech has some semblance of a support system in place.
After weighing all the evidence, I have to give my money to... neither wheel, actually. Yes, you read that right. Both wheels seem to have their own unique set of problems, and neither one is perfect. But if I had to choose, I'd say go with the Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel for its compatibility with a wider range of consoles and its slightly more polished customer support experience (although don't expect miracles). If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, though, I'd say wait until Moza sorts out their reliability issues. And if you value your sanity, stay far, far away from both wheels unless they get some serious quality control and software updates.