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Simucube 2 Pro: price & specs

Name: Simucube 2 Pro
Brand: Simucube
Price: 1299 USD
Availability: InStock

The Simucube 2 Pro costs $1299, #8 cheapest of 9 sim racing wheels (median $799). It earns a Bronze Deskmark — 2/100 pay-blind standing, #5 of 6 in class.

Verified Jul 11, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

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Is the Simucube 2 Pro a good buy?

At $1299, the Simucube 2 Pro is #8 cheapest of the 9 sim racing wheels we track, where the median is $799. On the spec sheet, its peak torque of 25 nm is above the median of the 8, and its weight of 11.1 kg is above the median of the 6.

Specifications

Price (US)	$1299 US MSRP $1299.00 from the official Simucube US brand store (simucube.com/en-us/simucube-2-pro/), listed verbatim as "$ 1299.00". US retailer Thermaltake USA lists the same model at "$1,499.99 USD"; MSRP taken from the manufacturer store.
Brand	Simucube
Released	—
Drive type	direct-drive
Peak torque (nm)	25
Holding torque (nm)	—
Platform compat	—
Max rotation (°)	—
Wheel rim included	No
Quick release standard	Simucube SQR
Mounting options	bolt-mount
Connection type	—
Weight (kg)	11.1

Source: simucube.com (verified 2026-07-11) · corroborated by thermaltakeusa.com. The official Simucube US brand store page (simucube.com/en-us/simucube-2-pro/) confirms the exact model "Simucube 2 Pro" as a direct-drive wheelbase, stating "Max Torque: 25 Nm", "Wheel Base Weight: 11.1kg", an SQR (Simucube Quick Release) interface, M8 x 4 threaded mounting holes, a "What's included?" list containing no wheel rim, and the US price "$ 1299.00". Thermaltake USA (retailer) corroborates the same model via P/N GSC-SMB-WB2PBB-US with identical specs (25 Nm, 130 x 130 x 270 mm, same included-parts list) at "$1,499.99 USD", confirming model identity. Holding torque, platform compatibility, max rotation and connection type were not disclosed on either fetched page and are left null.

Is the Simucube 2 Pro worth it vs cheaper sim racing wheels?

Simucube 2 Pro against its closest cheaper and pricier sim racing wheels on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 9 ranked →

Product	Price	Drive type	Peak torque (nm)	Wheel rim included	Quick release standard	Mounting options
Simucube 2 Pro this	$1299	direct-drive	25	No	Simucube SQR	bolt-mount
Simagic Alpha Evo Ultra	$969	direct-drive	28	No	—	both
Asetek Invicta	$1549	direct-drive	27	No	Asetek SimSports	both

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Simucube 2 Pro cost?

The Simucube 2 Pro has a US price of $1299 (US MSRP $1299.00 from the official Simucube US brand store (simucube.com/en-us/simucube-2-pro/), listed verbatim as "$ 1299.00". US retailer Thermaltake USA lists the same model at "$1,499.99 USD"; MSRP taken from the manufacturer store.), as of 2026-07-11.

How does the Simucube 2 Pro compare on price?

At $1299, the Simucube 2 Pro is #8 cheapest of the 9 sim racing wheels we track, where the median is $799.

What are the Simucube 2 Pro's key specs?

Simucube 2 Pro (Simucube): driveType direct-drive, peakTorqueNm 25, wheelRimIncluded No, quickReleaseStandard Simucube SQR, mountingOptions bolt-mount. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-07-11.