Price and availabilityWhat’s in the box?ProsConsCompetitionShould you buy it?
This review was made possible with a review sample provided by MOZA.
The company did not see the contents of the review before publishing.
MOZA’s R3 bundle comes in a sizeable box, but it’s packaged well and has everything you need.
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MOZA R3: What’s in the box?
Still, there aren’t too many necessary steps to connect everything; it just takes patience.
From there, four M6 screws fix the clamp into the R3 DD base with spacers in between.
Otherwise, the wheelbase connection is accessible by default from the left side.
Pairing it with the included desk clamp makes sense at this range, preventing the destruction of weak tables.
Want something bigger for loose drifts?
You’ll only use one of the peripheral hookups to begin with, but MOZA has a wide ecosystem of add-ons.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
Swap to the 12-inch round ES wheel mod with the same method.
MOZA R3: Competition
MOZA’s rivals in this category split into value and technology.
MOZA R3: Should you buy it?
The included table clamp is compact, but so is the R3 DD base, which it holds firm and steady.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
Pedals can be adjusted on the plate for spacing, and there’s room for an extra clutch pedal.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
A quick-release system makes it easy to remove the rim, but it won’t come loose by accident.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
Smaller than it looks, the R3 DD base still provides strong force feedback up to 3.9Nm.
Prefer F1 or rally? Swap out the included wheel rim for something more to your taste.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
DiRT Rally 2.0 detects the wheel and pedal inputs without any tweaks or changes.(Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)
It’s a great design for its price, but the face buttons and gear shifters sound loud and cheap.
Thrustmaster’s T248X has been a long-reigning champion for Xbox gamers, now challenged by MOZA.
I had a blast in simulated rally racing with the R3 DD base pushing back against my turns with powerful force feedback.
