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I want to buy new in-ear headphones. I’ll be connecting them mainly to a Windows PC and using them primarily for gaming and listening to music, as well as the occasional movie or TV series. My main priorities are decent ANC and good sound quality; I also need a reasonably good microphone, as I might occasionally use them for calls. Multipoint connectivity would be a welcome feature, as I might sometimes pair them with my phone (iPhone 16), good battery life. The models I’m considering are:

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds 2gen

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4

asus rog cetra true wireless

Hey everyone!

I'm currently considering an upgrade path and would love to hear from anyone who has made the jump from the Simagic P700 to the P1000 pedal set.

For context, I am currently playing Forza Motorsport, but I am planning to transition into more hardcore sims like Le Mans Ultimate, Project Motor Racing, RENNSPORT, Assetto Corsa Competizione, EA Sports F1 25, Automobilista 2, Assetto Corsa EVO, and potentially RaceRoom Racing Experience.

Since I want to focus more on serious sim racing, I’m looking to step up my brake modulation and overall pedal feel.

For those who upgraded:

• Brake Feel & Trail Braking: Is the load cell implementation and elastomer/spring customizability on the P1000 a noticeable step up in terms of consistency and muscle memory?
• Build & Adjustability: Do you find the stiffer base and wider adjustment options worth the extra cost?
• Upgradability: Did you end up adding the P-HPR haptics or the hydraulic kit, and did that completely change the experience for you?

Is it a "buy once, cry once" type of upgrade, or are the gains incremental compared to what the P700 offers out of the box?

Thanks in advance for the feedback!

Hey everyone!

I'm currently considering an upgrade path and would love to hear from anyone who has made the jump from the Simagic P700 to the P1000 pedal set.

For context, I am currently playing Forza Motorsport, but I am planning to transition into more hardcore sims like Le Mans Ultimate, Project Motor Racing, RENNSPORT, Assetto Corsa Competizione, EA Sports F1 25, Automobilista 2, Assetto Corsa EVO, and potentially RaceRoom Racing Experience.

Since I want to focus more on serious sim racing, I’m looking to step up my brake modulation and overall pedal feel.

For those who upgraded:

• Brake Feel & Trail Braking: Is the load cell implementation and elastomer/spring customizability on the P1000 a noticeable step up in terms of consistency and muscle memory?
• Build & Adjustability: Do you find the stiffer base and wider adjustment options worth the extra cost?
• Upgradability: Did you end up adding the P-HPR haptics or the hydraulic kit, and did that completely change the experience for you?

Is it a "buy once, cry once" type of upgrade, or are the gains incremental compared to what the P700 offers out of the box?

Thanks in advance for the feedback!

I'm currently using the Simagic P700 pedals, but I'm thinking about switching to hydraulics and considering the Conspit CPP EVO V2.

I'm wondering if it's actually worth it? Does making this upgrade make sense, or has anyone here done a similar switch? I've heard people say that these Conspits are even better than the Simagic P1000s.

I installed Forze Motosport, I start the game, look through the profiles under the steering wheels and I experience a bit of shock because on the list there are steering wheels and bases of Fanatec, Logitech, Thrustmaster, and even Mozy and not a single Simagic. Why? I assigned myself the keys, but what if it plays, it still detects the keyboard as the main controller, and every time I start the game, it screams for steering wheel calibration. I still understand the lack of detection in games such as The Crew or FH6, but not the lack of native support in Motosport.

As in the subject, one of you can share your knowledge or screen complaints about how best to set up the Simagic Evo base for The Crew Motorfest. I mean the settings in Simpro as well as in the game itself 😊

I want to mount the simagic Evo Pro to the Moza Table Clamb using M6x12mm screws (it's currently mounted with M6x10mm screws from the base kit). I'm just wondering if they're too long? I don't want to damage anything in the base with a long screw. Secondly, if the M6x12mm screws are OK, should I use washers?