$6000 FFB PEDALS! - Gamechanger or Gimmick? | Simucube ActivePedal FULL REVIEW
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By now most of you have already seen my initial reaction to using Simucube's new Force Feedback Active Pedals for the first time, but what are they actually like to live with for an extended period of time, and are they actually worth anything close to the massive asking price of almost $6000 USD for a full set, and do these make Sim Racing Pay To Win?
Today we find out!
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TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Important Information
2:10 - Pricing
3:39 - Why are they so expensive?
5:22 - Hardware Overview
20:05 - Software is where the magic is!
38:34 - This is all REALLY SUBJECTIVE
43:20 - Conclusions - Does anyone ACTUALLY NEED these?
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$6000 ?
Thank you for our advice, your honesty. The conclusion of this review was the best part with the differences between your business and the way we simracers must think about budget. Especially at 56’ of the video.
Thanks for the review. Great to see the evolution in sim-gear is still going strong. Let's hope that the software developers will recognize the possibilities and develop their software to accommodate. Seems like waiting is best for now. Possibly other hardware manufacturers will follow.
This looks like an axis of a cnc machine. Linear rail plus ball screw plus stepper/servo motor. All those parts are not expensive on their own, but Simucube must have spend a good amount of time and effort designing hardware and software to work in sim racing context hence the price. There is potential for this sort of thing to be much cheaper for sure.
Amazing video. I would love to see a video where you test these pedals out on dirt on iracing. I'm curious to see how the feedback works on the dirt side of racing especially in something like a ump modified where trail braking and brake and throttle modulation play a huge factor
Ur striving to be honest to the viewer is refreshing… good stuff.
I’d put this on my list of things that I’d love to own, but probably never will. Thanks for the great video and for sharing your thoughts, Will!
Maybe not these ones but like anything innovative, competitors will release their take at a lower price and eventually they may become affordable like DD
Won't make you quicker. If you suck you suck.
my man why would you cap yourself like that, why couldn't you own a 6k piece of hardware ? all this brain all this body.. you can absolutely do anything you want, anything, and the first and least thing you can do is to not cap yourself but rather to believe in yourself, seriously
@@LouaiAmrouche-iu9bc because I have real world costs like family and would rather have a vacation with the ones I love than a $6k toy.
@@SimRacing604 of course but if someone wants something bad enough they can always work harder for it, most people barely make enough effort
Amazing review, well done!
Edit: By the time titles support pedal FFB, hopefully we'll see more available options. Their current pricing is *entirely warranted* given all the pioneering R&D that's gone into this, and I appreciate anyone buying them as they'll ultimately help make this next level of tech accessible to more simracers.
Your review is fantastic, thank you Will. But wouldn't it be great if there was a place to go to that we could test out all these pedals and wheels. 😕
I love all your review videos even though I’m not even close to looking for a sim racing setup lol it’s always awesome seeing the advancing technology because one day I will get one!
Thanks! This was a tough one because we know these are out of the question for most people. Hopefully we were able to keep it interesting enough regardless. I'm excited to see where this tech goes!
Looking forward to the transducers video. There's plenty of material on how to get it all working, but not enough on how to actually configure it (unless you want to dive into hours of research).
Great in depth review as always mate. Even if they're a bit out of price range for me to justify to the boss, it's cool tech coming into the sim racing industry
Thanks for the review will 🙏
That grainy feeling is something i was worried about.. using just lmp/lmdh cars i would not benefit from the abs effect, just the adjustability. And i think the adjustability alone isnt worth it for me, especially if the raw feeling is more grainy than a passive pedal (i know thats something that would bother me). Simtag makes a hydraulic pedal set with d-box haptics for abs and tactiles since some time, but there hasnt been any new telemetry implementation since that from what i know. Lets see if the simucube active pedals changes that with its bigger userbase
Thank you for that great second review....👍!
I ended up buying the two pedal set - actually just about to unbox them. I think where they'll really shine is consistency --> faster overall, and of course immersion and getting back some of the "seat of the pants" feeling, via your feet. For me, getting back any extra feedback left out from real life is almost priceless. I'm sure there will be people just as fast regardless of the pedals - but then again, can we imagine going back to a world without FFB in the wheel?
Post here and let us know your thoughts.
What’s your irating?
Please do let us know your outlook on them after some testing!
@@CD-rt8wj you haven’t even tried them. Yet you’re talking about them as if you have
@@eclark9965 idk what you mean. I was just curious at what point in his progression he’d consider an upgrade like this. First rig? Or seasoned vet that wants to squeeze out a few extra tenths? I’m just curious, i don’t care what his rating is
Hi Will, nice review. All the points you made are valid, I don't think the sims give enough data for these to be a good purchase at the moment. Also how come Tom doesn't give any feedback anymore?
im all in for more immersion, cant wait to try them out. hopefully they come down in price or entry level versions come out like how direct drive has become more acceessible, loovee how you can change the characteristic of the pedal feel
Seen people started to make diy pedals of the same concept
@@Kieron762 i jjust saw that too actually, craazy.
The problem is it took years before someone actually made a worth while competitor to the simucube wheelbases...
@@jonathannoble9194 Fanatec DD2 is equal competition. Peoples stated there is no real day/night difference between the 2
I would be interested in your tactile transducer set up for the pedals. It would help with comparison
Would you go for these pedals over other haptic feedback or motion in the ultimate upgrade path?
It would be awesome if they added in an effect like if you flat spotted a wheel you could feel it in the pedal
I believe that responsibility would be purposed by the driving sim programming as opposed to the hardware being used
Are these pedals able to transfer info related to traction?
For example wheel lockups when braking/spining when accelerating?
(Just going smooth)
Plenty of people have used transducers on pedals, so how these stack up to a active pedal would be interesting.
I use rumble motors from console joypads so it would be useful to see how these pedals compare to transducers and rumble motors.
I did put small bass shakers on my pedals. It's good for the money. But it's only an additional rumble, it's not kicking you back like the active pedal. So I did order an active pedal
If that is the primary feedback, then I am going to try fitting my current brake pedal to a DIY motorised rail, drive it with SRS etc and see how that works out, as unfortunately I cannot justify/afford spending $4000 AUD on a sim pedal.
@Seat Time I understand. But honestly it's not the abs effect that triggered my order anyway. The ffb is the icing on the cake. The actual cake that made me order is the way you can set and test in few clicks any stroke and stiffness you want.
@@SerialDriver Yes, I can see the advantage in that and if you have the spare cash then why not, but for me, once I setup my brake I rarely touch it.
Regarding the tactile transducers, don't the Fanatec V3's do this already? Is it not the same then in terms of just getting that cue of when to fire as both these pedals or any external transducer?
52:40 I’ve tried my friend’s one a few weeks ago and this sand feeling was actually quite annoying for me. Whether it’s the bevel gear design or the software, you no longer get a smooth spring loaded travel. I think this could actually be a deal breaker for some people so keep that in mind
Could you still feel it on a short travel brake? I really wanted those, but after reading and hearing about that sandy feeling i think i wouldnt like them. I mean we simracers were always looking for the smoothest and most natural feeling pedals, so getting a sandy feeling pedals set for that price sounds like one step forward and two steps backward to me.
@@patrickdurka6188 I don’t think it’s related to travel. I think the motors can’t respond quickly enough when pedal movements get fast so mainly when you hit the brakes after a straight or go on full throttle. I hope the software developments could fix this in the future but personally I wouldn’t necessarily prefer these over other pedals.
@@프레디khjfreddy really? Thats crazy! I was sure it comes from the wormdrive. If its delay thats even worse. Thanks a lot for that info dude:)
@@patrickdurka6188 I think I phrased that poorly. It doesn’t have any delay issues but you feel the steps of the motor when the pedal travels quickly. So more of a low frame rate feeling instead of input lag. Hope this helps!
@@프레디khjfreddy yeah totally, thanks man!
Beamng has brake fade and wear. I know it is not a sim RACING title but still important to recognize hiw advanced it is
Good review. Thanks a lot. But the most important question IS : will you buy the apple vision pro? 😂
could you adjust these pedals to make them feel like an 18 wheeler/semi (or lorrie) pedal set? what i mean heavy and deep travels? i want to build an as accurate as possible tractor semi simulator.
With 3 pedals, does the software make it convenient to switch the left pedal between brake and clutch depending on what you're playing?
Hey, which games support abs ffb telemetry for the pedals? N which support telemetry for clutch?
Thank u for the review. I would love to see u make a video attempting to recreate those effects in any other way . Just a heads up I have a kidney I’m trying to sell to afford the brake pedal if anyone is interested. Possibly a spleen or maybe a few toes so that way I can get the gas pedal along with it . J/K! Thanks for all the hard work . U guys stay safe
Always loved your input and honesty, Will. Great review as always. Would you continue using these or would you go back to the Asetek Invictas which I believe you've been running for going on 18+ months.
Going to keep using these for now
@@boostedmedia cool. Will be following to see your thoughts 6 months from now or later. I’m thinking of upgrading from the HE+.
@@boostedmediaI know it’s only been 12 days, it wondering if your feelings have changed and if the SC AP are still on your rig.
Lol I haven’t even used the rig since you last asked me. Been busy doing other reviews.
@@boostedmedia oh sorry. Just asking before I take a plunge on one or the other. Always felt your reviews were honest and sincere and appreciate your insights.
Mechanically they appear to be a Hiwin Single Axis robot SK or KK with a brushless servo and custom control board. They look very solid! I wish I could afford 1 or 2 😅
this is now few months old. Can you create a video that explains where Active pedal is now?
The cost is insane!
Hard to justify $6k for the vast majority of sim racer's budget.
we can literally say that when you dive into any market though. Cars, tools, home theatre, even a pool table. when you dive into something, you get into that world and realize you haven't seen anything yet lol.
45:37
You could ABSOLUTELY do this without an ingame data output for brake fade.
Have the force/resistance the pedals apply slowly degrade on a curve. There might not be an option to adjust it but its absolutely possible. You would need a "reset" hotkey if it cant ascertain when a new game is started.
All of this will not matter tho, unless the game has parameters that change how the car behaves over time. You would get the pedal feel, but not the ingame effects of less braking performance
How do these compare to the pedal rumble motors?
Hi! I'm french i don't speak english very well so I'm going to post in French.
J'aimerais savoir si il est possible de mettre les pédales en inverser comme le fanatec Clubsport V3 inverser ou le Simagic P1000i je trouve que l'immersion est meilleur en inverser j'ai actuellement un Venym Atrax 2 pédales avec toutes les options mais la technologie des simucube active pédale m'intéresse beaucoup je réfléchis a investir dans 2 active pédales le prix est énorme mais je pense que l'innovation technologique vaut sont prix j'ai une préférence pour les produits simagic la base alpha ou alpha ultimate sont incroyable j'espère qu'il vont proposer ce type de produit dans un avenir proche.
Votre vidéo est super merci pour votre contenu
Will do you think other manufacturers will come out with something similar for a lower price point? Does simucube have IP lock / patents on it?
Active pedals product page states that multiple patents are pending.
PLEASE do the tactile transducer comparison, also TRANSDuCER vs MOTION RIG for us poor simmers😊
I can't believe the price of one pedal almost costs as much as their top wheel base...makes no sense. I wonder how much it actually costs Simucube to actually build one active pedal.
I'm sure nowhere near as much, but they have to recoup R&D costs somehow. Also, it's one thing to copy or improve on an existing design. It's another thing entirely to engineer a new product from the ground up.
Well the wheelbase is an already established design but these petals are a completely new system that no one else uses. So they had to design these from the ground up which explains the price. In the future the price will probably go down.
They’re probably building the cost of the software into the price of the pedals.
@@CrunchyDiopter true dat
Each pedal is $2000 u can buy $300 non ffb pedals from the aswell and just ffb brakes for $2000.
These look so good.... if I could get Simucube to add a "rudder pedal mode" that linked the clutch/throttle together as rudder pedals this would be perfect for my everything-sim! Simucube confirmed they have got quite a few requests for this but no plans to add that mode yet.
Rudder pedals are much different than car pedals, and require toe brakes (except for rotors/helis) so this makes no sense. I understand people asking for it...but definitely understand Simucube's current stance of "no plans" because it simple doesn't make sense, practically, and would be nothing close to actual rudder pedals.
@mcgillacuttyxx They could be programmed to be pretty much exactly like rudder pedals if the software allowed. Except for the toe brakes of course. But there is no problem for simucube to link two pedals together through the software and make one pedal go out when other travels in, with both returning to a central position when no force is put on them.
@@texnorthman rudder pedals slide, not rotate down/up…so again, no, they really can’t. Not in a realistic way.
@@callsignbh True, but more than close enough for many and quite similar to the movement you will feel with a set of helicopter pedals that you don't rest your heels on. Would be good enough for me ;)
Really interested on your take on imitating this effect with the transducers, is it going to happen at some point?
its good to be a sim racer in this day n age .
Hi which Trak were u playin on 48:00
I wonder how it would feel if you afjusted a clutch pedal to have a bite point feel like real car.. although you'd probably have to offset it for each car or si./game somehow
I’d like to see what you can achieve with a ‘diy’ transducer install 👍
Too over priced but it's technology that is new for pedals and hopefully other manufacturers are designing their prototypes versions and are more affordable. One day I'll get some rumble motors for the HE Ultimates which is a miniscle amount of the simucubes but will it provide feeling? Boosted media should do a comparison test vid between these "active" and conventional pedals to find out if they improve on lap-times or is it more for immersion and intuition at that level of price. Hope Will enjoys them.
wait, so, you get the gas pedal but have to buy the brake separately?
I have 2 cars...if i sold them both, I still couldnt affors to buy 3 pedals!
I've spent €1500 to €2000 on wheels so I shouldn't think of these as outrageously expensive, but somehow I do.
I think in the future they can send out setting packages for a specific car that reproduce exactly the feeling of the pedals for that car. For example a package for the Huracan EVO 2, a package for the F3, a package for the Radical SR10 etc etc.. (maybe for free…).
At that point it would just be a configuration download but I feel you could never have enough of them preset with basically infinite car, brakes, tires, and other variables
I love how youve addressed the pay to win debate, no other youtuber has gone near it so well done
Thanks. Just watched @dansuzuki review and he did cover it as well though ;)
if someone hacks these can they break your feet?
Fanatec need to make podium pedals with ffb for a much cheaper price.
It's very rare that hardware moves ahead of software. Awesome review. Thank-you.
Just think , you can buy full motion rig for the price of pedals 🤣
Way better bang for your Buck on motion🎉🤗
Good review for those who can afford it.
What!!$$!$!$!$!$! 6000$ and no body comment the stupid price shit dont buy that at this price!! But good job Will.
Great review will. All the others have come across as paid advertisements. Your standard and objectiveness of reviews has really improved over the last year or so. Yea would love a review comparing these to bass shakers.
Thanks John.
Looks like the tech inside this is very similar to an axis on a CNC machine
Can it simulate the biting feel of the clutch on 3 pedal set?
Yes. This is covered in the video.
@@boostedmedia my bad im scrolling around everywhere before i sleep, great video 👌
if these simucube got 100% , what note % would you give to motor rumbles for pedals ?
Rumble motors like on the Fanatec V3s? Less than 10%.
@@boostedmedia yeah i put sim3d motor rumble on my venym.
This looks insane. I WANT IT!
But seriously, somehow, weirdly, this feels more interesting than upgrading to a DD wheel. I would benefit for Trucking, Cars and Racing. And having profils for each cars or sim.
Heck, sounds like I could replicate a clutch's bite-point. Hmm... actually, that would be why you'd get this only the clutch instead of the brake? But for simracing, definitely brake > clutch > gas.
bro the reason why i'd want to sim race is because i couldn't afford a real car...but with pedals like this i might just get the real deal. lol
what about the clutch feel???
It’s covered in the video towards the end of the software section
Just buy a break pump from a racing car and make it push a regular breaking pedal. Much cheaper and you get the real feeling of a racing car break pump... It it maters to you...
I wonder because formula cars dont have ABS or traction control so they dont get as much out of it and yet I see them as a primary market for something this high end.
Great review, Will. A bit galling to see them charging consumers $2500 yet at the same time giving away a pedal and offering a discount on the second one to content creators.
Yeah 2,500$ for a single pedal is kinda ridiculous considering you can get a whole setup with a decent DD wheel for the same price. Even some wheels that are real and not replicas don’t cost that much, I think they’ll drop the price over time or make a cheaper option.
Actually Simucube is charging 1999€ and your state charges the rest.
@@dbzcollector9963 They have to recover all the R&D that's gone into it, it would have taken a crapload of iterations to get to this point; other manufacturers who jump on will have significantly less work cut out for them as they now have a benchmark for what works.
So I think the price is entirely fair right now. I'm not even thinking about getting them at this stage, but active pedals will certainly come on my radar once we have more options - *and* titles support pedal FFB.
(Speaking as someone in tech/software engineering, and super happy with his Sprints).
@@JSmith73 I know that but there’s already tons of diy designs online that these people probably got a lot of their inspiration from. So this R&D must have not spent that much time, if this were the very first of its kind it would be different. Still the price is ridiculous for a pedal that’s only useful for 1 thing, if it were a full set or even the gas and brake then the price wouldn’t be to bad but for just 1 pedal it’s ridiculous. I’m sure they’ll still sell tho, but I rather wait another year or 2 for other companies to make something lower quality but cheaper price.
Great review. As cost and others create replica's the price will come down, the problem with these pedals is that they really bring no value to non-ABS/TC cars. If you race a lot of F1 or quite a few other styles of cars, then you'd essentially be spending money on the software and ease of changes. The average person should get a set of HE Sprints, VRS, or even the new CSL Elite LC V2 pedals. As most of us will not be taking advantage, however, when the sim racing games catch up to the offerings and the cost of these pedals are half the price. Then that brake pedal will be beyond worth the investment. $2500 for 2, although costly, would be worth it, for now, simply outside the mass, but we know as sim racers more than enough people will purchase.
Please do experiment with transducers...maybe, as of today, giving the sims don't output all the data they could about braking, transducers can be enough to convey ABS and teach us to be more dynamic in how we handle braking. Basically they could shorten the time needed to properly act on a brake pedals with some cars.
Only after a good haptic system
ALU is not emi shielding.
I don’t buy the consistency argument. I run optimal sector deltas when i practice and i rarely deviate in a corner more than half a tenth. A lot of the time the speed in a corner depends on how you enter and exit. The braking itself can be duplicated with the cheapest of pedals if you’re used to them
I think that the consistency comes from the device itself. Passive brake often is made with some kind of elastomer. When these elastomers warm up feeling of the pedal changes. When feeling is software controlled it stays the same corner after corner. Getting used to something is different than consistency IMO.
If I'm not a pro-racer and I'm considering spending $6000 on /pedals/, I'd refocus and spend that on racing real cars. Karts, miatas, whatever.
I've just sold my left kidney to buy this. *cough* it hurts but if I can get my zolder time to within 2s of the lap record I'll be happy..*cough* *cough*.
It shouldn't be suprising that real drivers use linear brake curves considering that's how real hydraulic systems work
This could be so amazing to use as a clutch especially for a training tool for a newbie without having to wear clutches. In theory you could simulate effectively any clutch on any car which would be absolutely wild. The simulation of a clutch bite point is something I have wanted for so long to make the driving experience even more realistic but is something we will have to wait quite a bit longer as the time and effort to create a simulation for each car would be quite intense.
At this price it’s literally cheaper to just replace a worn clutch 😅
It would be cheaper to buy a beater car. If you're going to blow out a clutch that easily... Lol
Simucube had no money to build a clutch?😟
yea when i can buy a n amazing sim rig for the price of pedals theyre to much
At that price, I'd 100% say gimmick.
Just bought one of these with the throttle and base plate. They arrive on Wednesday. I’ll update you guys with my thoughts after a few days use. 🤙
Do you have any thoughts on the pedal yet?
For 6k you can buy racing rwd car and drive it for months, with all pedals, shifters, engine, seats etc, and this is 6k for peace of metal with 10$ hal sensor in it :D lol
Ehhh.. if I'm paying $6000 bucks for some pedals. I would absolutely be upset at the grain feeling in the pedals.
Don't give them a pass just because it's connected to a motor. These are 6k pedals. This is more than some used cars. It should be smooth.
I’ll probably wait for a $20 off promo or somethin.’
Awesome pedals but ahead of their time. As you point out, until telemetry in the games has the outputs that the pedals can use, full advantages can’t be taken. But until the pedals become affordable to the masses I don’t see sims having the extra telemetry channels added. Chicken and egg. For sure, if my funds were unlimited I would pick them up. Look forward to seeing how things evolve.
I can imagine these active pedals are a PoC like cog driven force feedback in a wheel.
The next generation with more powerful and linear actuators will be super smooth like direct drive but potentially even more expensive, though with more competition the price should go down.
I hope Assetto corsa 2 can bring brake telemetry.
There is absolutely no way id purchase these. They aren't included in the Simucube ecosystem. You have to purchase the plate separately. For the price of a nice entire setup you can have these. Wow.
These are great if u have won the lottery
For 6K you buy a 2nd hand BMW M5 e39 😅 WITH REAL BRAKES AND GAS 😅
Foot pedals for the price of an entry level race prepped car... whatever gets you going...😅
Luxurious, but on abs cars having good wheel FFB wont matter so much, no ABS cars would be another deal with proper FFB code. Im still on my trusty old g25, here on argentina a logitech pro would be something like a year basic income.
Beautiful product, harsh price. I rarely balk at extra expenditures for quality and features but I have to pass on these. (I am happy that pedal tech is improving.)
this is the future, rarely we see something push the market forward, this is one of the cases.
The music during the intro while Will is talking is rather irritating. Otherwise the reviews are nice. Sometimes the speech is a bit fast for my personal taste.
Every time I hear SEMICUBE I picture the PR of *SIMCUBE* facepalming...
Wut
Go buy an Mx-5 and head to your local track instead.
Great ides until you calculate the fuel cost and maintenance cost of any race car, plus track fees and upgrades to the car because you actually wanna race.....
Comments like this make no sense
Can I drive a Merc amp gt3 in the 24hr of Le mans for 6k? No but I can in the sim
I can do it for much cheaper than 6k but yeah watch the video
@@Notinserviceij I get what you're saying, yes I admit my example is flawed for the reasons you mention, but if you can afford 6k to just have better feel under ABS in a sim then that is utter madness. At best, wait a year until more players come to market and sell something for 2k, and in the meantime better to spend the other 4k on something else. These pedals won't make you drive a Merc GT3 at Le mans either for the reasons explained in the vid.
Gimmick.
Love the video but the price of these pedals completely negates what it can offer IMO. They aren't practical for 99.9% of sim racers. I'd love to see a competitor attempt at making something close to this at a more reasonable price point.
No pedal is worth 6000 bucks.
Worth is subjective....to each his or her own value
700.- for an actuator, around 200.- for the additional needed hardware -> so market price shouldn't be more than 1500.- (saying this as a SC2 Pro owner). But 3000 is a rip off.