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The Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel and Moza R5 Bundle both boast direct drive technology, but the former edges out its competitor with a higher torque rating of 11Nm to the latter's 5.5Nm. The compatibility is a tie, with both products suitable for PC/PS5/Xbox systems. Quick release mechanisms are standard on both wheels.
I've seen firsthand the frustration that comes with dealing with Logitech's support team. Users are reporting issues with wheel base size, desk clamp grip, and pedal cable placement. The big problem here is the inconsistent quality control – some users have received defective wheels that can't be fixed by simply adjusting settings or tweaking options in games. I've heard horror stories about customers being on hold for hours, only to be told to lower FFB options because their issue isn't with the vibrations but rather a loud rattle coming from the wheel base itself. And don't even get me started on the 'feeties' – those little blocks that supposedly keep the base stable can actually block some rigs from using the third mounting hole, forcing users to drill new holes or live with subpar performance. Dealing with Logitech's support is like trying to solve a puzzle blindfolded. You'll be stuck on hold for hours, only to have your issue dismissed as user error or a 'known problem' that will magically resolve itself after the next software update. And when you finally get through to someone who might actually know what they're doing, they'll send you on a wild goose chase to tweak settings in games that have nothing to do with the actual issue at hand. As for the Moza R5 Bundle, users are reporting issues with the pedals – specifically, the brake pedal's responsiveness and resistance. Some users have even had their entire wheel base or pedals fail altogether, requiring costly repairs or replacements. The only silver lining here is that both products seem to be plagued by similar issues, so at least you'll be in good company if you decide to take the plunge with either one.
For a serious Sim Racer on a budget, I'd recommend the Moza R5 Bundle. Sure, it's not perfect – those pedals need some TLC and the wheel base could use more stability – but at least you won't break the bank when things inevitably go south. For enthusiasts who want the crème de la crème of Sim Racing hardware, I'd say spend the premium price point on the Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel. Yes, it's a good value for money, but only if you're prepared to deal with the headaches that come with owning one. And trust me, those headaches will come – whether it's dealing with finicky support or fighting with subpar quality control.