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So far so good. Quality, easy to setup. Fits me and my Logitech 923 well. Only had it for about a week though. But so far, zero complaints. Read more

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Rated 4.5/5 across 84 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the racing simulator cockpit easy to assemble, comfortable, and sturdy, with good value for money.
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So far so good. Quality, easy to setup. Fits me and my Logitech 923 well. Only had it for about a week though. But so far, zero complaints. Read more
Easy to set up quickly, comfortable enough for 2 hours or so+, and easy to fold and store. I can't really comment on more than 2 hours how comfortable it would be because thats about the most time my husband can spend on his racing game at the time. He likes how it makes the game more race-like (more like sitting in a race car while he's using his set of steering wheel and pedals) and I like how, since he uses our main room tv for his gaming set up, we don't have to leave it out and visible all the time. He said it works well, feels secure and stable, he fits well in it (he's approx 5'11" and 190 lbs), and he said he has plenty of room to shift and move about. He doesn't feel like its about to fall apart on him or fold up. Read more
I was pleasantly surprised upon unboxing this product. It was well packaged with foam at many pinch points and bubble wrap surrounding it. A few minor scrapes on one of the leg's paint finish, but negligible. Build quality and fitment: Reasonably good. The gauge of steel used here is reasonably strong/thick on the mounting points for the wheel, and the tubing is relatively heavy. About 22mm or 7/8" diameter, all painted black, do not think this is powder coating, but not 100% sure. The comfort of the chair isn't fantastic, but I also have not dialed in the ergonomics yet. My big issue is the width of the cockpit 'arms' elevating the wheel mount. I am a bigger guy, and my legs rub against the bars here. Not to the point where it's like 'tight' but it does touch. I'm not skinny by any means, but not unusually large for a cheeseburger eating american male. I think the best part about this chair is what you get forthe price: * Adjustible seat height * Adjustible seatback angle * Adjustible wheel distance * Adjustible pedal plate, both height/angle and distance. * Added stability peg * Shifter mounting point * Folded position will stand up-right without being leaned against anything * Wheel mount pivots and is quite rigid relative to the bar * Pedal plate included with mounting points for most major makes/models Not so great: * width of the cockpit * overall comfort * Flexibility of the wheel mount bars relative to the chair * fabric is a bit cheap looking * subjective, but the red stitching is kinda overdone * Does not include the arm wrest straps included on the Playseat challenge, which would be nice. Overall, this is a great value for a seat, I paid onsale a little less than 150 bucks, and at that price, would rate this product at 4 stars. Is there better options from other manufacturers? Yes, of course, but at twice the price or more, and relative to the playseat offering, I can't say it's worth the extra money when you arguably get a lot more with this product than with theirs. NLR products however, maybe a better option for some with a better lookking seat, greater adjustiblity, etc. But the real benefit of this chair or the playseat in my book is how easy it is to fold up. It fits right in my coat closet nad out of site which is a HUGE plus. Update: after a bit of driving, can say that there are 2 main issues with the seat. 1. The wheel arms have way too much play, and when pressing or rally pulling down on the wheel for a turn, the steering column pushes downward an inch or so. It is not so bad that it’s not usable, but is significantly problematic. A fix for this while retaining the ability to open the cockpit is challenging. 2. Under heavy breaking the seat can lift up. I can’t think of a solution to this but perhaps making the pedal plate more connected to the seat. Read more
I’ve had this chair for 2 weeks now and so far we love it. I love the adjustability of the pedals and also the wheel so you can put them where they will be comfortable for you and they aren’t just locked in to one spot. The seat is pretty comfortable also so far I’ve spent about 2-1/2 hrs in it at my longest stretch and it wasn’t too bad when i finally got out of it. The build quality is good and doesn’t feel cheap and I love how you can fold it up and put in a corner or slide in the closet easily. Not much to assemble just a few easy parts to put together and you’re ready to go. Good product for the price especially if you’re just starting out with sim racing or just hobby racing. So far very satisfied. Read more
Not a bad little rig for the casual racing gamer. It’s solid enough to hold up my big ass despite being rated for like 220lbs (I’m like 280, 5’10”) it’s a little tight but honestly not terrible compared to a built and caged car. Didn’t quite come with enough screws to fully mount my g923/shifter/pedals so I had to leave a few empty but it seems solid enough for what I do. For the price you’re doing pretty good here at the entry level these types of things get crazy expensive and this is great for the beginner rigs out there. Read more
Very good quality adjusted easily very easy to maneuver Read more
Chair is actually very comfortable, the wheels pedals and shifter are located perfectly with adjustable angles and distances. When getting a little excited on the breaking though the clips that hold the pedals to the chair disconnect. I'll probably just use a hose clamp to permanently secure the pedal platform to the chair. But it's an easy cheap fix for a great product. Read more
Very easy setup and very strong and sturdy Read more
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