MoNiBloom Racing Simulator Cockpit with TV Mount Steering Wheel Stand Fit for Logitech G920 G29 G27 G25 G923 Fanatec Compatible with Xbox One Playstation PC Platforms

very happy

It does the job, I'm very mechanically inclined, but it still took longer than it should to build, some of the tubes didn't fit right, the seat bracket was missing a slot. The paint on mine was in pretty good shape. I was only able to use one rail to mount the tv, it wouldnt let me as manufactured use the bottom one, I'll make the slot wider at some point and add it(yes I flipped rail, still didn't line up).Remember to buy the correct hardware to mount your wheel and pedals. That slipped my mind and I was trying to put it all together after the kid went to bed.I bought just to get started in some kind of rig, I'd probably buy again. Cheap enough that the issues weren't a big deal, and cheap enough that I can add other stuff to it.

I had a horrible time assembling this together. The instructions have no information but a couple of images. I was able to follow along but It should have been better. I had to drill out a few holes because hand twist screws wouldn’t go in. That was insane to me. My logitech g29 wheel doesn’t fit so I was drilling again for that… the clamps for the tv mount had to pretty much get warped and bent like hell to get It sturdy. In the end I was able to get It together but man I would never suggest this to anyone… the insides of all of the pipes were rusted too. Cut myself a few times and bled once. Honestly a hazard for people…

My only gripe at all is with finish. In particular, the steering wheel holder, the end that sits right above your lap. On mine, the support tube had a really rough cut that literally needed to be ground off with a flap wheel to get rid of. After I got in and out a couple times and literally drew blood from the scratch it left on the top on my knee, I took matters into my own hands. So, one star reduction for finish.Other than that, all parts were present and there were a couple of extra bolts/knobs, so that's always nice to have a spare or two. Once assembled, this thing is rock-solid. I've got a 55" TCL base model TV that works great for Forza and it feels solid, even when I get aggressive with the driving. That said, I'm 6'3" and 250 lbs, so a big guy and I was curious how solid this would feel with most of the critical joints being hand-tightened knobs. It feels more solid than I expected and if there is much movement while I'm driving, I don't even notice any at all.I have pedals set as far away from the seat as I could get them. Steering wheel, I just moved up and down until I could stand it.Keep in mind that the seat is not included in this and I was good with that. I had an old RZR seat (yes, literally a side-by-side UTV seat). The width was perfect for that but I did have to drill two additional holes front-to-back, to accommodate the smaller pattern on the seat. I may invest another $30 in a rail kit, so my seat can adjust back a little further, hopefully. At 6'3", it's a squeeze for me and getting in and out is the hardest part. I easily passed four hours and didn't even realize it, so long sessions are no problem, comfort-wise.Overall, this is a great investment and a great price if you have some starter pieces, this is the way to go.

I really tried to like this cockpit, however there are just too many issues.The first issue encountered is the welds. As seen in other photos the welds are insufficient and cannot be trusted.Next this is advertised as compatible with MOZA, that is incorrectThe mounting plates have the correct holes to mount a Logitech 920 Wheel and pedal, however when attempting to mount a MOZA R5, you must drill holes.Last but honestly the biggest issue is Vibration. Not sure yet how to solve this issue, buts bad enough that I'm ready to just trash the whole cockpit.Spend more money and get a better cockpit. Im looking at replacing this with one from Trak Racer

I'll start off by saying it's fairly decent however I have to tap one of the holes for the TV mount since none of the knobs fit the hole that's all messed up. Next it's extremely short, almost as if it's designed for children's short legs so I have to buy longer tubes to tie it all together so I can fit, just be aware if you're over 5.5' tall since my wife says it's too short for her too. The shifter is a bit too close to me so I'll be making a spacer to mount it properly in a more realistic position. The steering wheel adjustment is annoying because the further away you need it the lower it goes, this is obvious from the pictures here on Amazon but it adjusts where I need it. I was worried since the box it came in wasn't big and I was afraid of missing parts but everything was there! The instructions aren't that great but for me they're simple to understand and put it together in about 10 minutes or so.Overall it's decent for the price compared to other options on Amazon and I would buy it again if I had to.

Had to wait a week since it got lost in shipping,the instructions were confusing and I barely knew what to do,screws were in bags like I knew what they did, no mounts for the wheel and pedals (which I think I need), everything looked cheaply made, places where I needed screw holes,had none and the package was damaged and had barely any screws to make it functional. Do not buy

In the how to assemble video the guy is sliding sections together with no issues. What they sent me had all the pieces fitting so tight I had to use a mallet. So it's very hard to adjust on the fly. The monitor arms had bad welds but Amazon took care of me and are sending out replacements. Overall the stand is sturdy and works great when you get it positioned where you want. You just are going to work up a sweat getting there.Also, they advertise it fits various brands wheels but it does not have holes for the Moza R3. I'm using the desk clamp with it. It works. I went with MoNiBloom because their seat is awesome!