As the summer of sim racing starts to heat up, a newer player in the market, Conspit, has released the first initial artwork for its new 300 GT wheel rim, which will hit virtual stores in June this year.
Conspit told OverTake that this new 300 GT wheel is "Designed for all sim racers who want nothing but the best in quality and performance, but without the huge price tag!" The price stated was in the "€390 Range," so it would be safe to expect multiple versions of this wheel, some more expensive than others.
300 GT without the handles implies that it could be made into a formula or round wheel with other handles.
The controls include 8 RGB buttons, four encoder wheels, three rotary switches, and dual Hall-sensored clutch paddles. The rear buttons are compatible across all brands of wheelbases, and QuickCon is included at no extra cost, which is a nice addition for the price point.
So far, the details are few and far between, but keep your eyes peeled here on OverTake.gg for all the latest updates and announcements from Conspit!
What do you think about Conspit's big push into the sim racing space? Are you excited about this new budget-friendly wheel rim? Let us know in the comments down below!
Conspit told OverTake that this new 300 GT wheel is "Designed for all sim racers who want nothing but the best in quality and performance, but without the huge price tag!" The price stated was in the "€390 Range," so it would be safe to expect multiple versions of this wheel, some more expensive than others.
300 GT without the handles implies that it could be made into a formula or round wheel with other handles.
Wheel Features
As we have come to expect from Conspit, they have managed to pack a lot into a relatively small package. The wheel will feature a moulded carbon fibre front plate partnered with a lightweight aluminium alloy structure and a high-resolution 2.99" integrated display that is Simhub compatible.The controls include 8 RGB buttons, four encoder wheels, three rotary switches, and dual Hall-sensored clutch paddles. The rear buttons are compatible across all brands of wheelbases, and QuickCon is included at no extra cost, which is a nice addition for the price point.
Conspit Reviews
OverTake is working closely with Conspit to bring you a review of the 300 GT wheel as soon as we can! In the meantime, if you are unaware of the Conspit brand or want to see what else they have to offer, check out our review of the Conspit CPP.LITE pedals on our YouTube channel down below!So far, the details are few and far between, but keep your eyes peeled here on OverTake.gg for all the latest updates and announcements from Conspit!
What do you think about Conspit's big push into the sim racing space? Are you excited about this new budget-friendly wheel rim? Let us know in the comments down below!
