SIMSONN PRO Sim Racing Pedals with Pressure Sensor and 200KG Load Cell - Hydraulic Brake Pedal - Black (PRO-P2-H2)

I ordered these because I was getting impatient waiting for Moza to ship out my pedals and just hoping these arrived quickly so i can use my new racing sim! 5/5 on shipping and delivery they arrived a lot quicker than what it said!5/5 for the pedals themselves I've never had a set of pro pedals before but these feel amazing after some hours and adjustment for my comfort I'm glad I went with Simmons especially with the price tag! So far I haven't had any trouble with them and they have worked with all the games i play! Forza horizon, farming simulator, American truck simulator, CarX! My only regret on buy these is i didn't buy the Pro X version!

Out of the package they're not good but with the amount of adjustment they have it was pretty easy to get them where I was extremely happy, very good quality, they definitely feel like they're built to last. The only issue I had was trying to work the software to calibrate them, I game on a TV not a monitor and for some reason the software calibration screen won't work on my TV it cuts off half the screen so I switched over to a monitor and a few YouTube videos later got them calibrated and working like a dream. I would highly recommend these pedals if you haven't bought them yet and you're here reading my review, just get them they're great, and that's not even considering they're budget friendly so just do yourself a favor and get them. A few hours of fiddling and they'll be exactly what you want.

For the price, this product does exactly what it says it will do. The software was easy enough to use, setup was a breeze. I had to lookup online how to change out the springs but even that was simple & effective.Only negative would be the controller box, that each pedal plugs into, is just a raw computer board. You can see the electronics and it likely could be snapped a bit easier. However it works as it should, I will likely come up with a hidden solution or build a case for it.

This pedals are unreliable, after installation and calibration the pedals stop working. After hours of troubleshooting the pedals don't establish a connection, therefore making it completely useless. I call them the simsonn pro brick pedals... as that's all they are. Save your hard earn money and time and buy something else.

Objective review, unpaid and unsolicited.Pros:These pedals are adjustable and can be set up a variety of ways, hopefully suiting your rig. (See cons.)These pedals are sturdy and stout enough to be inverted easily. (Also, see cons.)These sensitivity, once the pedals are calibrated is very similar to the more expensive sets of pedals, and can easily be set up with the proper curvature and range.The cost of these pedals is low enough that they are worth upgrading from the Logitech or Thrustmaster sets if you’re currently there.Cons:The build of these pedals is adjustable, however they’re designed VERY close to 90 degrees which makes them almost unnatural when inverted, and they MUST go on an angled plate if not inverted.The video attached to the pictures in the description, while stating the hydraulic stems aren’t necessary, but recommended, I find they are useless and a waste of the extra money. They add nothing but unrealistic resistance to the pedals. Even on the brake pedal, the resistance is so much that it renders the brake a paperweight unless you can literally stand on it. Save the extra money and put it toward a better wheel setup. A dime is in a dollar.The pedal faces of these pedals are stamped steel and are both slick and sharp edged. I had to file mine to make them more forgiving to driving without shoes. I added some non-slip tread tape one would place on concrete stairs, but it certainly doesn’t help much, so I think I’ll replace that with some sheet rubber.The instruction set, like almost every Chinese product I’ve received in life is almost nonexistent, and the video that describes calibration is lacking clarity and accuracy. I found the calibration software, but it was on a lark, and it certainly wasn’t where they described it to be.Overall these are decent pedals for someone trying to upgrade the potentiometer set that comes stock with the entry wheel sets. They do lack refinement but could truly be something decent if the time was spent in manufacturing and assembly, as well as putting together a set of instructions for calibration. However, like almost everything that comes from Chinese manufacturers these days, they don’t care about quality as they have the quantity to compete, even if it is in the short term.Until Moza, Fanatec, and the rest decide to make entry into the sim racing world a little more affordable sets like this will always compete with them. I went with these because I literally got told that “you’re going to end up with (expensive company’s) set so you might as well spend the grand now…” Nope.This set can be modified to be realistic, but be aware you will have to understand how they work and work around the design to get what you’re looking for. If I had it to do again, I’d have saved the extra few dollars on the hydraulic stems and spent it elsewhere, but if this review helps an entry level sum racer, it was worth it.

These look great on my sim racing setup. I have them mounted inverted. There are many points of adjustment to dial them in for tailored feel. I ordered with the extra hydraulics which made them stiffer and feel more like real world pedals IMO.

The best bang for your buck pedal set. These things are surprisingly good. Don’t overlook the dampers. I suggest 2

Been iRacing for quite some time now, and have tried/owned several pedal sets. I am completely surprised at how well these pedals work for the price. There is no slop at all, everything is pretty tight and well put together. I have two Buttkicker shakers on my rig, and figured I may hear a rattle from at least one of the pedals, not a single one. The gas pedal feels right, brake needs some tweaking, but I'll get that right, and the clutch is fantastic. Absolutely worth the price, I'd buy them again...Edited to add...Brake is good to go now. Little hint for the gas pedal...When calibrating the gas pedal, Loosen the throw screw, set the throw on the pedal itself to about 3/4, calibrate it, then loosen the nut, and set it to it's full throw, that way you always get full throttle when holding the pedal to the floor.