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Simucube 2 Pro review
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Simucube Pro 2 - First Impressions
We’ve just launched Simucube Mount v2, the new mounting solution for Simucube 2 and Simucube 3 wheelbases. It replaces our previous mount with a stronger build, an easier installation method, and stepless tilt adjustment, so your wheelbase sits exactly where you want it.
Early coverage of the Simucube 3 Pro points to stronger, smoother force feedback and a new era of sim racing alongside Simucube Savu.
As part of the collaboration, Rodin Motorsport will use Simucube products within its driver-in-the-loop simulation and driver preparation environments. The partnership creates a direct feedback connection between Simucube and Rodin Motorsport’s drivers, simulation engineers and technical staff, supporting Simucube’s ongoing work to understand the demands of professional motorsport and develop simulation tools for high-performance use.
First impressions of the ActivePedal: programmable pedal feel, ABS and traction feedback, and per-car braking profiles in a single unit.
Upgrading your wheelbase shouldn’t mean starting your wheel collection from scratch. If you’re moving to Simucube 3 and have wheels paired with a Simucube 2 Quick Release, the Simucube 2 Quick Release Adapter for Simucube 3 keeps them in the rig.
If you’re looking for the best high-end Formula sim racing steering wheel, you’re entering one of the most specialized categories in sim racing hardware. Unlike GT or round wheels, Formula-style steering wheels are designed for maximum control, fast inputs, and high information density. The right choice can significantly improve both your consistency and overall driving experience. This guide breaks down what actually matters when choosing a high-end Formula wheel beyond just specs and feature lists.
At Simucube, everything starts with trust. When you turn the wheel, the feedback must be precise, repeatable, and predictable every time. Modern racing simulators became packed with multiple steering wheels, high-end pedals, force feedback wheelbases, dashboards, button boxes, hubs, and long USB chains. Power strips multiplied, and the simple thing of starting a session turned into a sequence of checks and small risks that only appear when something stops working.
Simucube LightBridge is a technology for contactless transmission of both data and power, built directly into the quick release coupling between the steering wheel and the base. It’s a professional-level technology that delivers power and data with zero wearing parts, designed and engineered by Simucube exclusively for sim racing. In simple terms: you attach the wheel to the base, and everything just works. There’s no need to connect a USB cable or use a wireless dongle. The coupling itself supplies power to the wheel’s electronics and transmits all data — for buttons, paddles, displays, LEDs, and other components — through the connection itself.