What a rollercoaster of emotions: Tripping over myself to click the video the moment I saw it (Ive been searching for it for days)>watching, enjoying, looking to see what’s coming up next> seeing that the video is just about to end > realizing that I clicked on the video so quickly I never read the title 🙃. ALL OF THAT TO SAY- can’t wait for the review! Enjoying the content my guy!
After four years of using the G29, I finally decided to upgrade to these pedals. I ordered them last week and am still waiting. My only hope is that they’ll give me more consistency.
They will. Hadn't much time yet to try them but almost drove my best time (g29) on brands hatch while driving really bad (did not practice much the last weeks)
Youre officially my favourite sim hardware channel. I also got a bit of regret that i didnt find you sooner, i couldve saved some money. Keep on doing what you're doing , it's great !
Hi, I received my PRO X Monday December 2nd. I too had to take Simjack UT. To this day, I am very happy to have made this choice. With a little adjustment effort, the brake delivers, in my opinion, a very pleasant feeling. For gradual braking, I think this system is really effective for me. In real life, I do a few track days, on a 370Z Nismo, and I must admit that the linearity at the start of the travel of the new brake pedal is remarkable, thanks to the possible travel adjustments on the pedal (and also by including the 2 large green and blue elastomers and actuator set to 1). After this linear stroke, you arrive at your elastomer stop, and have the sensation of grip towards more powerful braking (famous sensation). Depending on the elastomers installed, you finally feel the precise progressive force, which takes you to the limit of wheel locking. This remains my humble opinion which may perhaps help you, while of course awaiting the expertise of SRC. Thank you SRC for all of your friendly videos.
I got my set a few days ago and...they're incredible! At least they are after taking some time to get them all properly adjusted. Out of the box, the pedal feel is pretty bad. You absolutely can setup a two-stage (non-linear) feel on the brake pedal. I'm coming from the Logitech G29 pedals which feel like a baby's toy in comparison. I plan to post a review of them on my channel soon. NOTE: Out of the box, the brake load cell on my set was not adjusted correctly which caused the brake to max out without much pressure. Fortunately, after some tinkering, I found the adjustment, turned it a quarter turn, and that totally solved the problem.
Will get them probably tomorrow. I hope I can dial in the brake pedal :D edit: they arrived. Could not really test them yet. But can't wait for the review and how what might be the best set up for the breaks as I am fairly new to these kind of pedals (coming from Logitech G29)
@@Lawson_5 yes, they arrived but I am still fine tuning as these are my first "real" pedals as I am coming from the G29. But so far these pedals are worlds apart. I really can feel my car now. Everything works and the software is easy to set up. But I will wait for some videos about setup tipps as I am a newb
Got them yesterday. It took me a bit of time to set it up. Used Simsonn software purely for lights then used diview for calibration. Hydraulic damper is only for feel which is remarkable. I wouldn’t recommend higher than 3 on it unless you’re Hercules. For brakes If you have a solid rig I will immediately remove the red(60) elastomers for green(80)/blue(90) combo or both blue. It felt way too easy and too much travel for my liking, switched elastomers and preloaded spring as far as it goes. For throttle also too much travel I cut that down by almost 40%. Overall very much satisfied, can’t compare to sim jack uts or older simsonn pedals as I haven’t used them before. Be prepared to tinker a lot to set it up to your liking. I guarantee you it will not be ideal straight out of the box. Hope this helps.
@@Andr3smarin8 You will have to be mentally prepared that you'll be tinkering with it a lot to get it working right. hydraulic damper on brake helps a little with trail braking, a bit too strong on any setting other than 1-3. While nice it is not a game changer. I will also strongly advice getting better elastomers as the ones from simmsonn are starting to get deformed and squeak a bit after 2-3 weeks use. I kinda found it useful as another tool to gauge how much I've braked. brake comes with a hydraulic damper, only throttle and clutch you can buy the pneumatic dampers, again nice to have but nothing too special.
since you will be adjusting a lot at least in the beginning, another thing to note is if your pedals are easily accessible, which wasn't the case for me and it was quite a bit annoying.
@ Thank you very much, I think im gonna see other options, I need really good pedals at a good price, theres a lot of options and I dont think I liked all the reviews I heard about these pedals, im gonna think it better, thank you very much, you helped me a lot!
@@Andr3smarin8 think that's smart. It's not for everyone. There are plenty name brand pedals with good support just a bit over these ones. might have to make sacrifices with price or features. You want to ask yourself what you want in a pedals and then start looking for one that fits your needs. good luck
I recently purchased the Simnet pedals with the haptic motors based on your review. They work great so far. I do wish the had bigger pedal faces. The software woks pretty much the same. My point is that your reviews on these less popular pedals are very informative and I feel comfortable making a decision on whether to buy or not.
They do look good but what I’m seeing with the iterative improvements is also a closing of the value gap with Simagic, its another option and choices are good
Mine came today. I'm having high hopes. I'll mout them directly on my rig's foot plate since there's no spacers provided. Bummer! Waiting for your jmpressions.
What would you recommend using? I’m guessing I’ll have the same problem with mine too and spent the extra bit for the plate so i definitely wanna use it lol
I am looking forward for the review. I am going to swap my Asetek Forte pedals for something else (now I would like softer brake pedal and cheaper clutch :) ). I’ve been interested in those, fancy RGB stuff :) But now I am confused. I’ve got Fanatec V3 with damper before and I didn’t like it. I am afraid I will have to choose Pro plus instead of cool RGB😢
I think if you have fanatec wheel base, could check the Simnet SP Pro pedal ,which connect straight to Fanatec wheelbase ua-cam.com/video/0flXKK05CQg/v-deo.html
I've got a set of these being delivered on Friday. Originally planned on getting some Simjack UTs but was intrigued by the hydraulic damper and potential for adding haptics using the Simsonn control box, so I took a gamble on the unknown to take advantage of black friday deals. I'm particularly interested in knowing if the control box will run Simagic or Simnet haptics, as Simsonn has not released any of their own yet. Any chance you could test that during your review?
Can you try the Simagic haptics connected to the SIMSONN box? Would love to know if they are compatible with the SIMSONN (as they are with the Simnet), and then I can save a box and a USB port :D
yes, I was wondering when you were going to get a set of these to test. I spotted them for sale last week thou there were no reviews around at the time. These pedals are on my watch list as they are just over half price compared to the Moza CRP pedals.
Well, it's an interesting way to add adjustability, but you can't make it too stiff, or you'll never engage the elastomers properly for a progressive feel. I think that spring is still a big weakness on the Simsonn pedals. It needs to be swapped out for something that can max out with less travel and allow the elastomers to engage. With this setup the spring should really just be there to hold the elastomers in place and engage the elastomers when the spring is completely collapsed. Then all the initial damping should be done by setting the hydraulic rod to whatever you want. Maybe there's a way to mod this to do that. But it doesn't look like it's doing it now.
@@SimRacingCorner no sorry, I was just saying Wheel base has a rj12 connector. Not rj45. And I’ll be happy to hear your advice about this point if you can test it!!
So for me some problem still exist but they feel not bad/better than my Simsonn Pros! I changed the preload spring to a blue one (not included), green elastomers and damper on ~1.4.
I like Simsonn. They do things quite nicely and professionally. Good customer support. It's clear they're trying to get better and better. Regarding these pedals, I have mixed feelings. The price increase is justified, but I feel as though it's still very much the Pro pedals. I'm curious how much better the software is now.
Hello mate, when the full review will be published? Waiting to see if any tweaks are needed or these pedals are considered the master class of Simsonn compared to Pro Plus?
It's a few weeks off. I still have some other reviews to do first, including another pedal set that arrived before this one. I haven't mounted these yet.
Hi! I'm choosing between this new and regular PRO... Also I have only few more days for my discount code expire... Which one to choose? Did you have chance to try how they works in practice? Thanks for you cool videos!
After watching all of your other reviews, I pounched on these as soon as I was able during Black Friday sales. I wont leave any spoilers for your review. Just a warning for everyone else thinking of getting some, wait for the review fellow sim racers.
Has someone also the problem reaching 100% of the loadcell too early? I have to put like only 40-50Kg to be at the capacity limit of the loadcell. No matter what to calibrate i could not get it beyond.
things that would bother me heelrest not raised and how much space is ther 8 cm ? it looks very short . and 3 mm its kinda thind it might flex but we will see^^
Between the "SIMNET Racing SP Pro" and the "SIMSONN Pro X" what do you think? Thanks in advance for your answer!!! Great content you make in your channel, keep doing it, it is very helpfull to many of us!!!
Hello everyone, I have a Moza R5 on PC and first thing i want to do is upgrade my pedals. This channel has given me such a good insight!! I am torn between these pro x pedals, the pro plus, simjack UT and simnet racing SP pro. The first 3 i can order on Amazon and being in the UK will save me import tax. Not sure about Simnets with ordering in UK. Can anyone tell me which would be the best for me to upgrade too please? I assume all would be compatible
I have got them since 1 week and I must say that these damper on the LC brake is not much accurate. I don't know if the simsonn pro plus is the all around better package, haven't tried yet. It's a bit disapointing.
I'm considering either these pedals, or the Simnet Racing SP Pro's. However so far I haven't been impressed by this unboxing and first thoughts. Looks like you're paying extra (over the Simsonn Pro Plus) for RGB and a hydraulic damper that honestly looks a little unpolished in use. Simnet is offering a more premium product for the same amount of money (in my country). Also, a used set of Fanatec Clubsport V3's just popped up for half the price of these, so I'm highly considering them as well. Decisions decisions...
I have learned these knock offs are all the same . These look exactly like the Simnet pedals I sent back . IMO it's the software that is woefully lacking , At least that was my issue . I am super happy now with my Sim Lab XP1 pedal set , What a difference!! You get what you pay for has never been more true in the case of Sim Racing pedals , Buy once cry once .. While they look amazing , it's under the hood that matters.
@div911X software is aweful and Doesn't allow you to tweak the dead zones etc to what your personal life is. That's a complete deal breaker for me They give you the sliders but you can't use them, there's only two settings just horrible I sent them back and I'm glad I did not worth the money
So after 1.5 months of waiting and 2 weeks of experts checking the product customs. This product is to dangerous to import in the European Union, they send it back to china i lost alot of time and money. Hopefully i get at least the money back from the product. But the expert checking and other stuff at customs im stuck with.
@SimRacingCorner yes no German manual and no EU spokesperson found. I just send them an email with with EU spokesperson from Simsonn and the English manual. Maybe I get lucky.
The manual is in English. Maybe that's why it wasn't cleared, as the manual wasn't in German. That's unlucky, as I imagine it was just a random check at customs.
@@SimRacingCorner I heard from another german, he got the problem with no CE certification on the control box. But he got it cleared somehow. And another bought it on Amazon no problem at all. So maybe I'm just unlucky.
![SIMNET Racing SP Pro LC Pedals and Haptics [REVIEW] PC and 😲 Fanatec (PC/console) compatible!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0flXKK05CQg/mqdefault.jpg)
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What a rollercoaster of emotions:
Tripping over myself to click the video the moment I saw it (Ive been searching for it for days)>watching, enjoying, looking to see what’s coming up next> seeing that the video is just about to end > realizing that I clicked on the video so quickly I never read the title 🙃.
ALL OF THAT TO SAY- can’t wait for the review! Enjoying the content my guy!
After four years of using the G29, I finally decided to upgrade to these pedals. I ordered them last week and am still waiting. My only hope is that they’ll give me more consistency.
They will. Hadn't much time yet to try them but almost drove my best time (g29) on brands hatch while driving really bad (did not practice much the last weeks)
This is definately hot off the press. Good to see the rapid rate of development Simsonn an Simjack are doing.
Youre officially my favourite sim hardware channel. I also got a bit of regret that i didnt find you sooner, i couldve saved some money. Keep on doing what you're doing , it's great !
Hi,
I received my PRO X Monday December 2nd.
I too had to take Simjack UT.
To this day, I am very happy to have made this choice.
With a little adjustment effort, the brake delivers, in my opinion, a very pleasant feeling.
For gradual braking, I think this system is really effective for me.
In real life, I do a few track days, on a 370Z Nismo, and I must admit that the linearity at the start of the travel of the new brake pedal is remarkable, thanks to the possible travel adjustments on the pedal (and also by including the 2 large green and blue elastomers and actuator set to 1).
After this linear stroke, you arrive at your elastomer stop, and have the sensation of grip towards more powerful braking (famous sensation).
Depending on the elastomers installed, you finally feel the precise progressive force, which takes you to the limit of wheel locking.
This remains my humble opinion which may perhaps help you, while of course awaiting the expertise of SRC.
Thank you SRC for all of your friendly videos.
@@laurentlg6589 do you feel they are better than SimJack Pro UT. I've just got those. Won't be changing since they will be good enough.
how you calibrate ?
I got my set a few days ago and...they're incredible! At least they are after taking some time to get them all properly adjusted. Out of the box, the pedal feel is pretty bad. You absolutely can setup a two-stage (non-linear) feel on the brake pedal. I'm coming from the Logitech G29 pedals which feel like a baby's toy in comparison. I plan to post a review of them on my channel soon.
NOTE: Out of the box, the brake load cell on my set was not adjusted correctly which caused the brake to max out without much pressure. Fortunately, after some tinkering, I found the adjustment, turned it a quarter turn, and that totally solved the problem.
@@benstechbytes cool!
Would be interested in the review as I am not very good at setting up such pedals.
How do you turn something on the loadcell? Mine has the same issue.
@@ginowild9979 I am sorry I don’t know.
Would you mind telling what load cell adjustment you found?
Will get them probably tomorrow. I hope I can dial in the brake pedal :D edit: they arrived. Could not really test them yet. But can't wait for the review and how what might be the best set up for the breaks as I am fairly new to these kind of pedals (coming from Logitech G29)
@@brachlandmusic have you gotten them I’ve been thinking about ordering them but I haven’t seen any reviews on it
@@Lawson_5 yes, they arrived but I am still fine tuning as these are my first "real" pedals as I am coming from the G29. But so far these pedals are worlds apart. I really can feel my car now. Everything works and the software is easy to set up. But I will wait for some videos about setup tipps as I am a newb
@@brachlandmusichow is the feeling?
Got them yesterday. It took me a bit of time to set it up. Used Simsonn software purely for lights then used diview for calibration. Hydraulic damper is only for feel which is remarkable. I wouldn’t recommend higher than 3 on it unless you’re Hercules. For brakes If you have a solid rig I will immediately remove the red(60) elastomers for green(80)/blue(90) combo or both blue. It felt way too easy and too much travel for my liking, switched elastomers and preloaded spring as far as it goes. For throttle also too much travel I cut that down by almost 40%. Overall very much satisfied, can’t compare to sim jack uts or older simsonn pedals as I haven’t used them before. Be prepared to tinker a lot to set it up to your liking. I guarantee you it will not be ideal straight out of the box. Hope this helps.
Im thinking of buying it, how are u going with them? also the hydraulic damper is worth it? how many should I buy? please help me out
@@Andr3smarin8 You will have to be mentally prepared that you'll be tinkering with it a lot to get it working right. hydraulic damper on brake helps a little with trail braking, a bit too strong on any setting other than 1-3. While nice it is not a game changer. I will also strongly advice getting better elastomers as the ones from simmsonn are starting to get deformed and squeak a bit after 2-3 weeks use. I kinda found it useful as another tool to gauge how much I've braked. brake comes with a hydraulic damper, only throttle and clutch you can buy the pneumatic dampers, again nice to have but nothing too special.
since you will be adjusting a lot at least in the beginning, another thing to note is if your pedals are easily accessible, which wasn't the case for me and it was quite a bit annoying.
@ Thank you very much, I think im gonna see other options, I need really good pedals at a good price, theres a lot of options and I dont think I liked all the reviews I heard about these pedals, im gonna think it better, thank you very much, you helped me a lot!
@@Andr3smarin8 think that's smart. It's not for everyone. There are plenty name brand pedals with good support just a bit over these ones. might have to make sacrifices with price or features. You want to ask yourself what you want in a pedals and then start looking for one that fits your needs. good luck
Looks great. I got the sim jack pro base of your review... no regrets.
Been waiting for this video 😁
I recently purchased the simsonn pro plus pedals and they're amazing for the price! I was considering these too but decided against the rgb
I recently purchased the Simnet pedals with the haptic motors based on your review. They work great so far. I do wish the had bigger pedal faces. The software woks pretty much the same. My point is that your reviews on these less popular pedals are very informative and I feel comfortable making a decision on whether to buy or not.
It would be great if you do an extra Part for the rgb Software in the review where you cover all the different options and combinations and the setup
I will do.
I never know I can just make a unboxing video. Might need to start doing this too!
Omg the software image that they showed in their product listing so different than the real software.
They do look good but what I’m seeing with the iterative improvements is also a closing of the value gap with Simagic, its another option and choices are good
Mine came today. I'm having high hopes. I'll mout them directly on my rig's foot plate since there's no spacers provided. Bummer! Waiting for your jmpressions.
What would you recommend using? I’m guessing I’ll have the same problem with mine too and spent the extra bit for the plate so i definitely wanna use it lol
@pajomota64 did you the software and pedals to connect?
I am looking forward for the review. I am going to swap my Asetek Forte pedals for something else (now I would like softer brake pedal and cheaper clutch :) ). I’ve been interested in those, fancy RGB stuff :) But now I am confused. I’ve got Fanatec V3 with damper before and I didn’t like it. I am afraid I will have to choose Pro plus instead of cool RGB😢
I think if you have fanatec wheel base, could check the Simnet SP Pro pedal ,which connect straight to Fanatec wheelbase ua-cam.com/video/0flXKK05CQg/v-deo.html
I've got a set of these being delivered on Friday. Originally planned on getting some Simjack UTs but was intrigued by the hydraulic damper and potential for adding haptics using the Simsonn control box, so I took a gamble on the unknown to take advantage of black friday deals. I'm particularly interested in knowing if the control box will run Simagic or Simnet haptics, as Simsonn has not released any of their own yet. Any chance you could test that during your review?
Lmk your experience!! I ordered a set of pro plus pedals but will cancel in a heart beat if these are that much of a difference.
@monoxidedark how much did you get them for on black Friday and from where please?
Can you try the Simagic haptics connected to the SIMSONN box? Would love to know if they are compatible with the SIMSONN (as they are with the Simnet), and then I can save a box and a USB port :D
@@felipecodes good question
what is better this or fanatec v3?
yes, I was wondering when you were going to get a set of these to test. I spotted them for sale last week thou there were no reviews around at the time. These pedals are on my watch list as they are just over half price compared to the Moza CRP pedals.
Well, it's an interesting way to add adjustability, but you can't make it too stiff, or you'll never engage the elastomers properly for a progressive feel. I think that spring is still a big weakness on the Simsonn pedals. It needs to be swapped out for something that can max out with less travel and allow the elastomers to engage.
With this setup the spring should really just be there to hold the elastomers in place and engage the elastomers when the spring is completely collapsed. Then all the initial damping should be done by setting the hydraulic rod to whatever you want.
Maybe there's a way to mod this to do that. But it doesn't look like it's doing it now.
That Base rj45 connector allows you to connect straight to a Fanatec wheelbase
Have you tested this personally, or seen this verified by someone?
RJ12 for Fanatec wheelbase.
@@cedricgpasdenom404 Same question? Just saying, doesn't make it so. Other wheelbases have RJ sockets for pedals too.
@@SimRacingCorner no sorry, I was just saying Wheel base has a rj12 connector. Not rj45.
And I’ll be happy to hear your advice about this point if you can test it!!
Maybe you could check the Simnet SP Pro pedal which can connect straight to Fanatec Wheelbase
ua-cam.com/video/0flXKK05CQg/v-deo.html
Can you try connecting the pro plus to the new control box?
Hope you will try to plug it in a Fanatec wheelbase!😮
So for me some problem still exist but they feel not bad/better than my Simsonn Pros! I changed the preload spring to a blue one (not included), green elastomers and damper on ~1.4.
I like Simsonn. They do things quite nicely and professionally. Good customer support. It's clear they're trying to get better and better. Regarding these pedals, I have mixed feelings. The price increase is justified, but I feel as though it's still very much the Pro pedals. I'm curious how much better the software is now.
Rgb adds .2587 horse power! That's a fact!
I invested in Moza eco system. Are these much better than CRP2 pedals? I am thinking about upgrading the pedals in my R5 bundle.
Hello mate, when the full review will be published? Waiting to see if any tweaks are needed or these pedals are considered the master class of Simsonn compared to Pro Plus?
It will be published in the new year.
@ That’s too long to wait 😂😂 I hope they’re better than the Pro Plus
@ That’s too long to wait 😂😂 I hope they’re better than the Pro Plus
Buddy it’s New Year 😂
I hope mine come next week.
When does the Review come ?
It's a few weeks off. I still have some other reviews to do first, including another pedal set that arrived before this one. I haven't mounted these yet.
@SimRacingCorner alright :) happy Christmas
Hi! I'm choosing between this new and regular PRO... Also I have only few more days for my discount code expire... Which one to choose? Did you have chance to try how they works in practice? Thanks for you cool videos!
After watching all of your other reviews, I pounched on these as soon as I was able during Black Friday sales. I wont leave any spoilers for your review. Just a warning for everyone else thinking of getting some, wait for the review fellow sim racers.
Simsonn wheelbase? Hmmmm....interesting🤔🤔
Are the pedal face plates thicker on these than the simsonn pro plus pedals?
Think they are the same or 1mm thicker
Has someone also the problem reaching 100% of the loadcell too early? I have to put like only 40-50Kg to be at the capacity limit of the loadcell. No matter what to calibrate i could not get it beyond.
how you calibrate?
things that would bother me heelrest not raised and how much space is ther 8 cm ? it looks very short . and 3 mm its kinda thind it might flex but we will see^^
Hi! Can you please tell me how do I get the software for them? 😅
In the manual there's a download link you need to type in.
@brachlandmusic I didn't received the manual. But I already got the link from someone else.
Between the "SIMNET Racing SP Pro" and the "SIMSONN Pro X" what do you think? Thanks in advance for your answer!!! Great content you make in your channel, keep doing it, it is very helpfull to many of us!!!
I haven't got around to getting these on the rig yet, so I really can't answer that at this point.
Hello everyone, I have a Moza R5 on PC and first thing i want to do is upgrade my pedals. This channel has given me such a good insight!! I am torn between these pro x pedals, the pro plus, simjack UT and simnet racing SP pro. The first 3 i can order on Amazon and being in the UK will save me import tax. Not sure about Simnets with ordering in UK. Can anyone tell me which would be the best for me to upgrade too please? I assume all would be compatible
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I have got them since 1 week and I must say that these damper on the LC brake is not much accurate.
I don't know if the simsonn pro plus is the all around better package, haven't tried yet.
It's a bit disapointing.
ARGB will make me faster - that's obvious. But how much faster??? I need numbers 🤣
🤔 I would say at least 4, but 6 if the wind is behind you.
@@SimRacingCorner Finally, thanks. I bought the pedals now and will unsubscribe if the claim is incorrect! 😆 Joking aside, good job with this channel!
I'm considering either these pedals, or the Simnet Racing SP Pro's. However so far I haven't been impressed by this unboxing and first thoughts. Looks like you're paying extra (over the Simsonn Pro Plus) for RGB and a hydraulic damper that honestly looks a little unpolished in use. Simnet is offering a more premium product for the same amount of money (in my country). Also, a used set of Fanatec Clubsport V3's just popped up for half the price of these, so I'm highly considering them as well. Decisions decisions...
Which pedals did you finally decide and why?
I have learned these knock offs are all the same . These look exactly like the Simnet pedals I sent back . IMO it's the software that is woefully lacking , At least that was my issue . I am super happy now with my Sim Lab XP1 pedal set , What a difference!! You get what you pay for has never been more true in the case of Sim Racing pedals , Buy once cry once .. While they look amazing , it's under the hood that matters.
Do you mind sharing why you sent the simnet pedals back?
@div911X software is aweful and Doesn't allow you to tweak the dead zones etc to what your personal life is. That's a complete deal breaker for me They give you the sliders but you can't use them, there's only two settings just horrible I sent them back and I'm glad I did not worth the money
So after 1.5 months of waiting and 2 weeks of experts checking the product customs. This product is to dangerous to import in the European Union, they send it back to china i lost alot of time and money. Hopefully i get at least the money back from the product. But the expert checking and other stuff at customs im stuck with.
Wow, that's bizarre. Did they provide any details on the precise issue?
@SimRacingCorner yes no German manual and no EU spokesperson found. I just send them an email with with EU spokesperson from Simsonn and the English manual. Maybe I get lucky.
The manual is in English. Maybe that's why it wasn't cleared, as the manual wasn't in German. That's unlucky, as I imagine it was just a random check at customs.
@@SimRacingCorner I heard from another german, he got the problem with no CE certification on the control box. But he got it cleared somehow. And another bought it on Amazon no problem at all. So maybe I'm just unlucky.
Yeah, it's sounds like luck of the draw on who's checking.